Thursday, March 5, 2015

SIXTH POINT- DA’WAA AND TABLIG



Allah Subhanahu Ta’ala says:
 قل هده سبيلى ادعوا الى الله على بصيره انا ومن اتبعنى
“O Muhammad ! Tell (the people that) this is my path (Tarika/work) to invite the people towards Allah Ta’ala knowingly, I and my followers too. (Yousuf-108) 

The sole purpose of Rasulullah (S.A.S)’ life was to call mankind towards Allah and show them right path of Zannat.

The aim of our lives is the same, Tablige i.e. to do the work of dawaa. Moreover, we, being the ordinary people, have to rectify our Imaan and A’mal and encourage other Muslims so that they may also start rectifying their Imaan and A’mal. Allah Ta`barak Ta`ala says:
يا يهاالدين امنوا تقوالله و قولو قولا سديدا * يصلح لكم اعمالكم و يغفر لكم دنوبكم  ومن يطع الله و رسوله فقد فارعظيما*
“O the believers, be afraid of Allah Ta`ala and tell the truth (Kalima Laa-i-laha illallah) He will rectify your A`mals, forgive your all sins and whosoever follows Allah and His Rasul (SAWS) he will, surely, be most successful (Ahzab-70-71)

The second aim is do Jihad against nafse, i.e. to try hard to bring Islam upto the level where Rasulullah (S.A.S) had left it. Allah Ta`ala says:

 فلا تطع الكفرين و جاهد هم به جهادا كبيرا
“ O Mohammad (SAWS) do not follow (listen) the kafir, you, do Jihad by it (Quranul Karim). This is the Jihad-i-Akbar.”

We have to go out, for this, in the path of Allah Subhanallahu Ta’ala with our wealth, health and time.
 
Benifits of Tablig 

One morning or one evening in the path of Allah is better than this world and whatever it contains.
Spending Tk. 1 in the path of Allah to fulfill own necessary (i.e. food, drink, conveyance) Allah will give reward of spending 7,00,000 in charity, sitting at home.

·        “If Allah Ta’ala puts one person on the right path through you, it is better than red camels for you.”
·        It never happens that dust gathered on the body of a person in the path of Allah, will get mixed with smoke of Zahannam. They can never get together. (Tirmizi)
Everything can the obtained only in its special atmosphere and situation, the atmosphere needed for Deen. Other than that of homes, markets and factories atmosphere of Deen lies in the mosques. The Prophet (S.A.S) and his Sahaba (R) went out of their homes leaving their wives, children and belongings for the sacred cause of spreading as well as establishing Islam and upholding the word of Allah Jalla Shanuhu. They had to offer many many sacrifices in their lives. Hence it is necessary for us to follow them and go out in the path of Allah and struggle for this sacred mission with our wealth, money and lives.

How to achieve

According to our elders and Ulama-Kiram, it is necessary for each and every Muslim to go out in the path of Allah Sobhanahu Ta’ala for four months at the first opportunity (students after finishing their study but preferable getting married and starting any job) to learn how to call people towards Allah Jalla Shanuhu. On completion of 4 (four) months, everyone should have to go out for at least forty days every year regularly. When anybody resides at home, he should do 5 (five) A’mal :
1)    Daily Moswara.
2)    Daily 21/2 hours in Masjid (for local gust).
3)    Daily two Ta’leem, one in Masjid and another in his home.
4)    Two gusts in a week, one in the locality and another outside the locality.
5)    Spending three days every month in the path of Allah.
It is also stated that everyone should help the incoming Jamat and always be eager for spreading Deen-i-Islam in each and every home of the locality along with the world and upholding the words of Allah Jalla Shanuhu Ta’ala and remember the famous Du`waa of Ameerul Mominin Hadrath Omar (RA)
اللهم اررقنى شهادة فى سبيلك واجعل موتى ببلد رسولك
(Allahummar jukny shahadata fee sabilika waj`aal mauti be-baladi Rasulika)

Taskil

My dear friends and elders,   who amongst you are ready to offer four months as a cash ?  Please let us know your names. May Allah Jalla Shanuhu bless you with the best of Rewards (Ameen).  
وما توفقى الا بالله عليه توكلت و اليه انيب*

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