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"He who learns the Qur'an and practices upon it, his parents will be crowned on the Day of Resurrection with a light that will be brighter than the light of the sun if it were inside your worldly houses. So what do you think about the person who himself acts upon it?"

(Musnad Ahmad, 15669)

JUMMA MUBARIK..

"The Quran is not just a book of words, it’s a guide to a life filled with purpose, peace, and understanding. Learning the Quran is the first step toward a deeper connection with our Creator. With every verse, we find wisdom, comfort, and clarity for the challenges we face in our daily lives. As the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, 'The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.' No matter where you are in your journey, taking even small steps towards understanding the Quran will transform your heart and mind. Let’s take that step together and unlock the light that Allah has placed within this beautiful book."

Blessed moments as our child embarks on a beautiful journey with the Holy Quran . Guiding young heart towards the lightr of faith, one verse at a time.

"Verify Allah does not look at your bodies nor to your faces, but He looks to your hearts." (Sahih Muslim 2564)

Allah SWT tests us with the good and the bad as He said
"And we test you with evil and with good as trail; and to Us you will be returned." (QURAN 21:35)

Hadith
The Prophet PBUH said
"Fear ALLAH wherever you are.
And follow up a bad deed with good deed and it will wipe it out.
And behave towards the people with a good behavior. (Tirmithi 1987)

HADITH
The Prophet PBUH said
"Among the dearest of you to me and those who will be seated closest to me on the Day of Resurrection are those of you who are best in their manners (akhlaq)." [Tirmidhi 2018]

The 5 of the most outstanding characters of the Prophet (ﷺ).

1. His Honesty: The Prophet (ﷺ) was not merely a person whose honesty was testified to, rather his clansmen had officially titled him as-Sadiq al-Amin (the Truthful, the Trustworthy). Even when they persecuted him and rejected his message, they still trusted him with their most precious possessions.

2. His Asceticism: The simple, austere lifestyle of the Prophet (ﷺ) is a major indication that his mission could not have been self-serving. After all, this was a man who controlled all of Arabia by the end of his life. With all that considered, we find no luxury in any sphere of his life. Instead, we find in his apartment a straw mat that would leave marks on his side and a hanging leather water skin from which he bathed.

3. His Bravery: The Prophet (ﷺ) never fled in battle; instead, he fought fearlessly on the front lines. It would have been perfectly understandable for the Prophet (ﷺ) to shield himself behind the army, for his death would mean the end of the message. Yet, 'Ali b. Abi Ṭālib (RA), the celebrated warrior, would say, "I myself witnessed on the Day of Badr how we used to stay close to the Prophet (ﷺ) for cover, and he was the closest of us to the enemy, and he was the fiercest [warrior] on that day." (Musnad Ahmad 619)

4. His Perseverance: The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) did not only display bravery at specific junctions in his life but instead showed exemplary endurance and consistency throughout.

5. His Optimism: It is remarkable how the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) never lost hope in the support and victory of Allah, regardless of how apparently hopeless his situation would sometimes become. This optimism tells of a heart laced with supreme faith.