Exploring Quran Majeed with Wasiq

If you can tell your source of income it means it is Halal and nature of work is also important (according to shariat). If you can not provide proof then write an affidavit concerning this business.

Analyzing Surah Ya-Sin from the perspective of one of the attributes of Allah, known as the Asma ul Husna (the Beautiful Names of Allah) - As-Salam (The Source of Peace and Perfection) - provides insight into the themes and messages conveyed in the surah.   As-Salam (The Source of Peace and Perfection):    Surah Ya-Sin emphasizes the attribute of As-Salam by highlighting the peace and tranquility that emanate from surrendering to Allah and following His guidance. Throughout the surah, there are references to the ultimate peace that believers will attain in the Hereafter, as well as the inner peace that comes from living a life in accordance with divine commandments. For example, verse 58 states, "Peace be upon Noah among the worlds," indicating the peace and security granted to the righteous servants of Allah.   Additionally, Surah Ya-Sin underscores the concept of spiritual peace attained through sincere repentance and submission to Allah's will. The surah co...

They said, “Pray for us to your Lord that He makes it clear to us what sort (of cow) should she be.” He said, “He says she should be a cow neither too old, nor too young - of some middle age in between. Now, do what you are being asked to do.” They said, “Pray for us to your Lord that He makes it clear to us of what colour it should be.” He said: “He says that she should be a yellow cow, rich yellow in her colour that should please the onlookers.” They said, “Pray for us to your Lord that He makes it clear to us of what sort should she be, for this cow has made us confused and, if Allah wills, We shall certainly take the right course.” He said, “He says that it should be a cow which is not tractable for tilling the soil or in watering the fields, (and it should be) sound and without blemish.” They said, “Now, you have come up with the right description.” Then they slaughtered her, although it appeared that they would not do it. And when you killed a man, and started putting the...

Introduction Satan (Shaytan) is the sworn enemy of humanity. Allah warns us repeatedly in the Quran to avoid his deception and not to follow his footsteps. Understanding why we should not follow Satan, why he does not teach good despite knowing it, and his self-destructive nature can provide deep insights into our faith and purpose in life. 1. Why We Should Not Follow Satan? Allah commands us not to follow Satan because he is an open enemy to mankind. He seeks to misguide people, leading them away from the path of righteousness and into sin. Quranic References: Surah Al-Baqarah (2:168-169): "O mankind, eat from whatever is on earth [that is] lawful and good and do not follow the footsteps of Satan. Indeed, he is to you a clear enemy. He only orders you to evil and immorality and to say about Allah what you do not know." Surah Al-A’raf (7:16-17): "[Iblis] said: 'Because You have put me in error, I will surely sit in wait for them on Your straight path. Then I w...