We'v all read about the horrors of middle easter torture chambers & the sick methods of torture they use to persecute many Mujahideen. Whether this article is genuine or not, Allah knows best. Its a lengthy read but a very definite eye-opener. In the Darkness of a Saudi Dungeon Eye Witness Account of Torture in a Saudi Prison In the Name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Kind... I don't know what to say in the beginning and how to start the story, but I find myself forced … [Read more...]
An Interview with a Grandmother who Became a Hafidha
February 11, 2008 By
This is a true inspiration, with the right determination & the Will of Allah, nothing is impossible. Umm Saalih is testament to this. Below is an interview from http://ummreem.wordpress.com (via Ijtima) MashaAllah it is truly inspiring to read how Umm Salih, the 82 year old grandmother, was motivated and how she worked hard regardless of being so old. In all honesty, after reading how she worked on her hifdh, I truly believe that everyone of us is capable of memorizing if we truly work … [Read more...]
Bearers of Glad Tidings
February 8, 2008 By
As always, Imam Awalaki gives an inspiring talk on the current state of the Ummah. [wp_youtube]smVH3sVw0XE[/wp_youtube] … [Read more...]
The Story of a Wrestler
January 16, 2008 By
"Junaid Baghdadi earned his livelihood as a professional wrestler. As was the norm, the Leader of Baghdad announced one day, "Today, Junaid Baghdadi will demonstrate his skills as a wrestler, is there anyone to challenge him." An elderly man shakily stood up with his neck quivering and said, "I will enter the contest with him."Whoever was witness to this scene could not contain themselves, they burst out howling with laughter, clapping their hands. The King was bound by the law. He could not … [Read more...]
Sheikh Muslihudin Sa’di –
January 7, 2008 By
Those who rest not their hopes on their meeting with Us and are pleased and satisfied with the life of this world are those who heed not Our Signs. (Qur'an 10:7). Once in a flower garden in Iran, a thoughtful poet perceived that a friend of his was exceedingly preoccupied with a bunch of flowers and had no time to look at anything else. The poet asked him what it was that captivated him so much in these flowers which were sure to fade before sunset. His friend replied by asking him what could possibly … [Read more...]
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