What is happening today is very painful in the present, but it is very promising in the future. Everything that is happening increases the believer's insight and faith, yet it may increase the skeptic's doubt, and the weak in faith may be tempted by it.

Those who nourish themselves with the truths of the Quran, understand the divine traditions, and grasp the conditions of the prophets, walk with a high sense of spiritual peace. They observe events, see Allah's plan for the universe, and the facts only strengthen their faith in the greatness, majesty, and wisdom of Allah.

It's crucial not to view things solely through a limited time perspective. Allah teaches us that His timing is His own, as seen in the variation of the estimation of time in the verse: "Until, when the Messenger and those who believed with him said, 'When is the victory of Allah?' Unquestionably, the victory of Allah is near." Reflect on how Allah combines the delay of victory in human terms with His own proximity.

Moreover, it is important to realize that we are living in the beginnings of an exceptional phase where the struggle between truth and falsehood intensifies. This phase may be filled with severe pains and challenges, but one should not doubt or let skepticism creep in Allah, in His might, is arranging for His religion and His loyal followers. The pains you witness are the prelude to hopes, victory comes with patience, and with difficulty comes ease.

The true loser is the one who wastes their time and soul today. If you find yourself in such a position, seize the moment for sincere repentance. Perhaps Allah will inscribe you among those who carry this religion high, granting them victory and triumph through it. "Unquestionably, the victory of Allah is near."

#Pain_and_Hope #We_Are_All_With_Gaza

After weeks since the beginning of the war on our brothers in Gaza, we must not neglect intensive media engagement on social networks. It is important and has its role. Here are some useful areas:

1. Strengthening hearts and directing them to have a positive outlook on Allah's decree.
2. Exposing the suspicions of those who betray and disgracing them.
3. Revealing the crimes of occupiers and the forces supporting the occupation.
4. Clarifying the depth of the conflict between truth and falsehood, exposing the falseness of Western claims promoting human rights, women's rights, and children's rights.
5. Spreading optimism, combating despair, and confronting the psychological warfare disseminated by the enemy and its hypocritical media.
6. Highlighting the Quranic truths manifested in these events, reinforcing the value of divine guidance in souls.
7. Urging the boycott of companies that declared support for the occupation during this war.
8. Enhancing the emerging state of alertness resulting from these events, solidifying the issue of distinguishing between the wicked and the virtuous.
9. Calling for repentance, returning to Allah, abandoning negligence and frivolity, and feeling responsibility towards the nation.
10. Encouraging the continuation of supplication and prayers. #WeAreAllWithGaza

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"When you exert every effort to support your brothers in this noble battle, accompanied by sincere prayers from the depths of your heart for them, and at the same time, those capable of changing the equation on the ground betray them, both near and far, our brothers are left with nothing but relying solely on Allah. So, have faith that Allah, in His glory, is with them, and these are the results:
1) Allah's victory for them: and victory does not necessarily mean triumph; it may signify salvation, thwarting the enemies' plots, as in His saying:[(there came to them Our victory, and whoever We willed was saved]
and It could mean establishing and elevating the word against the enemies despite their multitude.

2) Allah's punishment for those who betrayed them among the powerful, whether time has passed or not, through trials and various calamities, by the general meaning of the saying of the messenger ﷺ: [If people see a wrongdoer and do not take action against him, they are on the verge of being encompassed by Allah's punishment.]

3) The destruction of the criminal aggressors, as they have an appointed time with Allah that is neither delayed nor expedited. This appointed time has causes, one of the most significant being the increase of injustice and corruption.


So, do not be saddened, do not lose hope, and continue to contribute with all you can, in prayer, and maintain a positive opinion of Allah. The glad tidings are abundant, and among the greatest is distinguishing the wicked from the good, as it is a sign of victory.
#WeAreAllWithGaza#PainAndHope"

Sheihk Ahmad Alsayed 🌱

It's important for parents to instill in their children the realities of what is happening today, clearly explaining who the enemies are, their actions, and how they combine killing, crime, lies, forgery, and media deception. Share with them the steadfastness, patience, pride, and faith of the people of Gaza. Inform them about those who supported righteousness and Muslims, and those who betrayed. Encourage them not to shy away from seeing some selected, even painful, scenes to make them feel the pain experienced by Gaza's people. Emphasize that truth doesn't expire, and the Ummah is responsible for the present and future. Remind them not to forget tomorrow what the enemies did today and not to lose the rights of the past in the future. Advise them to sincerely pray for Muslims and against aggressors, as their innocent hearts and weak voices are heard by the Most Merciful. Trust in God, seek His help, and there is no power except through Allah, the Most High, the Great. May Allah bring relief, mercy, victory, and well-being.

#WeAreAllWithGaza
#PainAndHope

Sheihk Ahmad Alsayed 🌱

In the same moment when the mothers of the children slaughtered by Pharaoh were weeping, divine justice had already been decreed in the heavens, contrary to what the visible scene suggested.

The divine decree stated; "We intend to bestow favor upon those oppressed in the land raising them as leaders and granting them inheritance. We shall establish them firmly in the land revealing to Pharaoh, his minister Haman, and their soldiers that which they feared." However, it did not align with the expectations of those suffering; rather it followed Allah's will and wisdom.

Allah orchestrated a series of events;
He set forth circumstances
He brought Moses into being
He saved him from death
He ensured his upbringing within the Pharaoh's palace He personally shaped and molded him
He tested him to strengthen his resolve
He safeguarded him during his exile
and eventually sent him forth to confront the tyrant with a clear message; "Proceed towards Pharaoh for he has indeed transgressed against us."

This message had two elements;
1. Guidance, towards worshipping Allah; "and let me guid you to your lord so you would fear [him])
2-Liberation of the oppressed; "Allow us to lead the Children of Israel out of bondage without subjecting them to torment further.

“Pharaoh. Resisted, displaying arrogance by declaring himself the supreme ruler.

Eventually the day of festival. The truth became evident. Despite this Pharaoh did not show remorse. He continued his reign causing death and suffering. He made threats while persisting in his ways even going as far, as targeting innocent children.

The oppressed people endured hardship. Expressed their anguish to Moses explaining that they had already been mistreated even before his arrival (They said, “We have been harmed before you came to us and after you have come to us).

Allah was patient with the tyrant and his followers. They were about to face a punishment that would serve as a reminder. Allah inflicted them with years of famine and scarcity of crops hoping that they would reflect on their actions. However, they remained stubborn in their defiance.

Then came the punishment of Allah and His unrelenting torment: (So when they angered Us, We took retribution from them and drowned them all.)

As for the oppressed ones who had suffered greatly at the hands of Pharaoh's regime, their awaited justice was delivered. And the previous decree for the oppressed was realized: (And We made the oppressed people inherit the eastern regions of the land and its western regions, which We had blessed). After long painful decades on the scale of oppressed but close in the balance of Allah.

In this story, there are lessons and advantages that we should take into account.
The outcome: like in the time of Moses when the oppressed had their land inherited according to Allah's decree, I believe that this present oppressed Ummah will also receive its rightful inheritance if it remains patient fulfills its responsibilities, and distances itself from hypocritical individuals.

'O you who have believed,
whoever of you should revert from his religion—Allah will bring forth [in place of them] a people He will love and who will love Him humble toward the believers, powerful against the disbelievers
striving in the cause of Allah and not fearing the blame of a critic.'"

Sheihk Ahmad Alsayed 🌱

(And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger.)

I don't know anyone in this time whose doors to rewards and closeness to Allah, the Most High, have converged like those of the people of Gaza. They have faced various trials and hardships, representing the steadfast and patient, guarding this religion and nation. I pray that Allah strengthens them and elevates their rewards.

Among the severe trials they have endured is the trial of hunger. The enemies of Allah, particularly the occupiers, have cut off food, water, resources, and medicine from the people of Gaza, especially in the northern regions. This is an intense and extremely difficult trial, surpassing even the challenges of killing, bombing, destruction, and the loss of lives and loved ones. On top of all this, they are tested by the abandonment of those who could provide them with what they lack. May Allah be their helper.

In these lines, I'll mention anecdotes aiming to provide some encouragement and solace.

1. Omar ibn al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, said: "I saw the Messenger of Allah ﷺ twisting from hunger, unable to find dates to fill his stomach." (Reported by Muslim)

2. Hunger reached the Prophet ﷺ to the extent that he couldn't sit at home and would go out in search of something to alleviate his hunger. As narrated in Sahih Muslim, Abu Huraira, may Allah be pleased with him, said that the Prophet ﷺ went out one day or night with Abu Bakr and Umar. When asked why they left their homes at that hour, they replied, "Hunger, O Messenger of Allah." He said, "By Him in whose hand my soul is, you have indeed left your homes for the same reason I did."

3. The general community of Migrants and Helpers experienced events where they faced enemies with hunger, fatigue, and cold. Anas, may Allah be pleased with him, reported in Sahih al-Bukhari that during the digging of the trench, the Migrants and Helpers were working in the cold morning. Not having slaves to work for them, the Prophet ﷺ saw their struggle with hunger and said, "O Allah, the real life is the life of the Hereafter, so forgive the Ansar and the Muhajireen." They replied, "We are those who have given the pledge to Muhammad for Jihad as long as we live."

4. Imam Ahmad narrated in his Musnad from Jabir, may Allah be pleased with him, that when the Prophet ﷺ and his companions were digging the trench, they experienced severe hardship to the extent that the Prophet ﷺ tied a stone to his stomach due to hunger.

5. Hunger was not limited to times of war; even in times of peace, some companions faced poverty. Abu Huraira, for example, despite his close proximity to the Prophet ﷺ and his dedication to seeking knowledge, mentioned in a authentic hadith: "I have seen myself, being the last in line between the pulpit of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and the room of Aisha, almost fainting due to hunger. A visitor would come, putting his foot on my neck, thinking I was mad, while I wasn't, but it was hunger."

6. All of these instances occurred in Medina after the Hijra and victories. In Mecca, during the time of the siege, hunger was also prevalent.

7. Returning to Medina, hunger occasionally overcame the Prophet ﷺ to the point where it was evident on his face or in his voice. Abu Mas'ud, may Allah be pleased with him, said that a man from the Ansar, known as Abu Shaib, noticed the signs of hunger on the face of the Prophet ﷺ and invited him for a meal. In Sahih al-Bukhari, Abu Talha reported to Umm Sulaim, "I heard the voice of the Prophet ﷺ weak, a voice showing hunger. Do you have anything?" She said, "Yes." She brought out some barley loaves.

May Allah send blessings upon your beloved, Muhammad, and be pleased with his companions, rewarding them abundantly for their sacrifices, patience, struggle, steadfastness, endurance, and efforts for the sake of your religion and the support of your Messenger.

O Allah, strengthen the people of Gaza, provide them with sustenance and water, and keep them steadfast. Frustrate those who seek to harm them. O Allah, you have tested them with the severity of enemies; we seek refuge in you from hunger or thirst breaking them. O Allah, strengthen and assist them, and protect them. There is no power or strength except through You.

The whole world is learning today from #Gaza_School the various lessons and types of lessons. The awareness arising today due to the events in Gaza is not only for our Islamic Ummah but also for many deceived people worldwide who are beginning to realize the severe injustice happening on earth due to Western powers. Glory be to Allah, who, by His wisdom, assigned to the people of Gaza this great share of reviving the Ummah from its neglect. He made for them a share in alerting the world to the spread of injustice and the lack of justice, and he gave them a share in informing many rising generations in our Ummah about the hypocrites, traitors, and betrayers who adorn themselves with false slogans.

This is the beginning of the path of goodness, pride, and success for this Ummah, by the permission of Allah. There is no doubt that what is to come is higher, purer, and more complete in light if we accept this grant from Allah, take care of it, and make supporting Islam a steadfast path.

Glory be to Allah, the Wise, the All-Knowing, who refuses anything but the completion of His light, even if the disbelievers dislike it.

#We_Are_All_With_Gaza
#Pain_and_Hope

Gaza is being annihilated once again.  Meanwhile, we renew our determination to support Gaza and its people with all means possible, and to stand in solidarity with the causes of Muslims everywhere; as necessitated by our allegiance to the believers.
We believe that supporting the causes of Muslims is among the most crucial duties in this time, given the prevalence of injustice, extreme oppression, killings, tyranny, and persecution.
We reaffirm our commitment to expose the path of the criminals, to push them back as much as possible, and to unveil the falsehood of the hypocrites, the betrayers, and the rumor-mongers.
We continue to supplicate while standing in prayers, in private and in public, to breathe hope, and to nourish ourselves with faith and certainty.
We know that the endings - though they may be delayed - are predetermined, that the hadiths that mention the talking of  stones and trees are authentic and well-known, and that victory comes with patience, relief comes with hardship, and that with difficulty comes ease.

Sheihk Ahmad Alsayed