May Allah bless you

Alaykum Salam. I’ll have to research it as I’m not too sure. I’ll be sure to share what I find inshallah

Amīn and you too inshallah

That does make sense. Jazakallah

Yep

Inshallah, May Allah allow you to go Hajj, bi-Hurmatī Sayyiduna Rasulallah ﷺ, Amīn

Jazakumullahu khairan wa barakallahu feek

I use this app called ‘Ana Mukhtarif Al Khat’. It’s pretty good, it does have some weird faults but overall it does a good job alhamdulillah. May Allah bless you

@@IbrahimAmin198 The poet is Shaykh Ahmad al-Alawī. May Allah bless you brother

@@DAARUDDAKWAH ya, Anda memiliki izin untuk mengunduh

Amīn! Ya Rabbal ʿAlamīn, bi Hurmatī Sayyiduna Rahmatal-lil-ʿAlamīn

Khayr Mubarak 💚

Alaykum Salam, no I have returned to the UK. May Allah bless you and Eid Mubarak

​@@Naqshbandi_Haqqani92 And you too. I need clarification. So you left it?

@@AspiringServant65 Yes I have left

​@@Naqshbandi_Haqqani92 Understandable. I dislike being living in western countries anyway. I respect your choice. May Allah ﷻ bless you and guide you. See you soon

@@AspiringServant65 Fair enough, may Allah ﷻ bless you too

آمين

آمين

You can say Ya Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani do dua that Allah fulfills my need. I come to you becasue I know Allah dosemt reject your supplication this is the way Sayyiduna Bilal ibn Harith asked the Prophet Muhammad. But here’s references sahih Imam Al-Ghazali: "Whenever anyone is in some difficulty then he should ask the people of tombs for help, who are of (sacred) souls but have passed away. There is no doubt in it that any person visiting gets spiritual help plus benefit from them and many times when their intercession is presented in the court of Allah (swt), the difficulties are removed." [Ruh Al-Ma'ani Fi Tafseer Al-Qur'aan. Vol. 30, Pg. 34] Imam ibn Hajar Al Asqalani: "And ibn Abi Shaybah narrated with an authentic chain referencing to the narration of Abi Saleh Al-Samman narrating Malik Al-Dari whom said Umar stockist, he said: "People experienced a drought during the caliphate of Umar bin Al-Khattab. A man came to the grave of the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) and said: "O Messenger of Allah! Invoke Allah for rain for your Ummah as they have been ruined (by not having rain)." So a man came in his dream who asked him to go to Umar and convey to to him his Salaam and to tell him that they will be provided with rain...till the end of hadeeth. Sayf narrates in his Fatuh, the one who saw the dream was Bilal bin Harith Al-Mazni who was one of the companions. [Fath Al-Bari. Vol. 3, Pg. 349 - 350] Imam ibn Kathir: "And Al-Hafiz Abu Bakr Al-Bayhaqi said: Abu Nasir has told us from Qanadah and Abu Bakr Al-Farisi that he said: Abu Umar ibn Matar has told us that Ibraheem ibn Alee Al-Dahli has told us (Dalal Al-Bayhaqi: Abu Bakr Alee Al-Dahli) that Yahya ibn Yaha has told us that Abu Mu'awiyah has heard from Al-A'mash from Abi Salih from Malik that he said: "The people suffered a drought in Umar's caliphate, whereupon a man came to the grave of the Prophet (saw) and said: "Messenger of Allah (ﷺ)! Ask for rain for your Community for verily they have but perished." After this, the Prophet (ﷺ) appeared to him in a dream and told him: "Go to Umar and give him my greeting, then tell him that they will be watered. Tell him: 'Be clever!'" The man went and told Umar. The latter wept and said: "My Lord! I spare no effort except in what escapes my power." Ibn Kathir said: the chain of this Hadeeth is Saheeh (Authentic). [Al-Bidaya wa'l-Nihaya. Vol. 11, Pg.73 - 74] Mullah Ali Al-Qari: "And Al-Nasa'i has narrated in Amal Al-Yawm wal lailah (that Abdullah ibn Umar had numbness in his legs) as in he could not move anymore and his veins got weaker from laziness. It became a leg of a person who is paralysed and it did not go away. (So it was said to him remember the most beloved name to you so that its removed) so that this pain vanishes because of what he mentions. (So he screamed) as in he shouted with his loudest voice, 'Ya Muhammad!' (O Muhammad). May Allah (swt) be pleased with him meant to show love by the form of Istighatha (and it became better) as in his feet. [Sharah Al-Shifah. Vol. 2, Pg.41]

Inshallah

May Allah bless you too also, inshallah 💚

May Allah put blessings in your efforts, inshallah

Alaykum Salam, the Shaykh is Shaykh Salih Arafat of Baalbek, Lebanon. He was from the Qadiriyyah Tarīqah

And 1.42 please😢

@@jasminemuchdor8175 Shaykh Muhammad Sadiq al-Alawī حفظ الله

Jazakallah for your help ❤