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loading FRIDAY NASIHA Menu × * Home * Archive * About * Search undefined TODAY'S REMINDER July 6, 2024 | Thul-Hijjah 30, 1445 * Share it: * * * LIVING THE QURAN Beautiful Example Al-Ahzab (The Confederates) Sura 33: Verse 21 "Indeed, you have in the Messenger of God a beautiful example for those who hope for God and the Last Day, and remember God much." This is among a number of verses that establish the importance of obeying the Prophet and following his example, even in matters not addressed directly by the Quran. In the immediate context, the beautiful example that is found in the Prophet refers to being steadfast in combat and holding one's ground, but this verse is also among the most important regarding the position of the Prophet in Islam in general. Although his function as God's messenger is unique and inimitable, the Prophet's words and actions are considered to provide the archetype of a life lived in full submission to God. Regarding the Prophet's example, Ali ibn Abi Talib is reported to have said, "He was the most generous of people, the most truthful of the people in speech, the gentlest of them in temperament, and the noblest of them in social affability. If someone saw him unexpectedly, he was awestruck by him, and if someone associated with him knowingly, he loved him. ... I have never seen the like of him, either before him or after him." The example provided by the Prophet is for those who look forward to reward from God or to the meeting with God, thus for those who believe in the Resurrection. In this context, and remember God much can be seen as a reference to the heart of the prophetic example, since to live in accord with the prophetic model is to live in constant remembrance of God. Compiled From: "The Study Quran: A New Translation and Commentary" - Seyyed Hossein Nasr From Issue: 1042 [Read original issue] UNDERSTANDING THE PROPHET'S LIFE Financial Assistance Begging or soliciting financial assistance is disapproved in the Shariah and should only be resorted to in the case of necessity. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said to Qabeesa: "O Qabeesa, begging is not permissible but for one of three (classes) of persons: one who has incurred debt, for him begging is permissible until he pays that off, after which he must stop; a man whose property has been destroyed by a calamity which has smitten him, for him begging is permissible till he gets what will support life or will provide him reasonable subsistence; and a person who has been smitten by poverty, the genuineness of which is confirmed by three intelligent members of his people, for him begging is permissible until he gets what will support him, or will provide him subsistence. O Qabeesa, besides these three, [every other reason] for begging is forbidden, and one who engages in such consumes that which is forbidden." [Muslim] Instead of asking from others and relying upon others, a Muslim should much rather prefer to work for his own wealth, even if his work is of a very menial nature. In another hadith, the Prophet (peace be upon him) stated: "It is better for one of you to bring a load of firewood on his back and sell it, than to ask of another who might give him or refuse to give him." [Muslim] Compiled From: "Commentary on the Forty Hadith of an-Nawawi" - Jamaal al-Din Zarabozo, pp. 753, 754 From Issue: 842 [Read original issue] COOL TIPS! Six Tips To Dealing with TV It's tough to escape peer pressure when your friends keep talking about the clothes, the music and the stars. Today, Television defines teen culture. With its barrage of alluring advertisements and captivating shows, it tells you what is cool and what is 'in' and 'out. Let Islam, not the media, decide your dress code, morals, and values. 1. Watch what is Halal. Stick to the most "clean" material you can find. TV should be used with discretion to watch educational and insightful programs or decent entertainment. 2. Remove the TV from your room. Having a TV set in your own room encourages you to watch it more. You are less likely to be tempted by Shaytan to watch something indecent when you have a parent, a sibling, or a friend watching with you. Remember, Shaytan loves attacking people who are 'bored', sitting idle, or in a company of bad people. Keep the TV in the main room, where it won't distract you. 3. Adopt and support Islamic media. Hundreds of educational or entertainment multi-media products crafted by Muslim artists, writers, producers, and singers hit the market every year. These cartoons, movies, and songs could be enjoyable for the entire family! 4. Limit viewing time. If you have to watch TV, limit yourself. Write down a number of hours per week and stick to your limit. 5. Keep the box off when you're doing other things. Whether you're eating dinner, doing your homework, or reading a magazine, you dont need the TV to be on at the same time--keeping it on simply encourages you to watch TV more and neglect other activities. 6. Have a TV free get-together with friends. Make the following rule: no one will watch TV or movies in the living room. If you want to go further, make it a rule that the topics of conversation cannot revolve around the latest twist in a soap opera or the most recent plot on a sci-fi show. Play basketball, go for a walk, do anything but watch TV. Compiled From: "Turn off TV - Turn on Life" - Young Muslims Publications From Issue: 538 [Read original issue] SEARCH × search Custom Search Sort by: Relevance Relevance Date ARCHIVED ISSUES Corruption, Monopoly of Speech, Rape of Nature - Lord of Daybreak, Suspicion, Yearning for Kaba - Wealth and Poverty, Superior Days, Anguish of Hearts - Abraham's Sacrifice, Thoughts, Residing in Makka - Howness of God, Cleaning Qalb, Minimum Living Standard - older issues » SECTIONS * Living The Quran * Understanding The Prophet's Life * Blindspot! * General * Cool Concepts * Cool Tips! © 2019, Friday Nasiha. All Rights Reserved. maintainer@fridaynasiha.com · Terms of Use · Privacy Policy