Goodness in Islam

20/09/2026

Assalamualaikum Wahratullahi Wabaratuh

Because of having debts, it is difficult to forgive sins.

From Abu Qatadah Al Harith bin Rib'i that the Messenger of Allah, may God bless him and grant him peace, stood and preached in front of a large audience.
Then he mentioned to them that jihad fii sabilillah (jihad in the path of Allah ) and believing in Allah is the best practice. Then there was a man who stood up and said,
"O Messenger of Allah, what do you think if I am killed in jihad, will all my sins be erased?"
He answered

‎نَعَمْ إِنْ قُتِلْتَ فِى سَبِيلِ اللَّهِ وَأَنْتَ صَابِرٌ

"True, if you spread fii sabilillah in a state of patience, hoping for Allah ‘s reward, moving forward, and not running backwards." Then Rasulullah Sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam said, "What did you say earlier?" The person said again, "What do you think Sir if I am killed in jihad, will all my sins be erased?" He, may Allah bless him and grant reward and unless you have a debt .

"True, if you spread fii sabilillah in a state of patience, hoping for Allah reward, moving forward, and not running back to the rear, unless you have a debt. Verily Gabriel just told me that." (HR. Muslim no. 1885).

The hadith above shows the importance of jihad and the benefits of believing in Allah .
Both are cited as best practices. For jihad there needs to be patience, the intention is to hope for a reward from Allah , not to hope for the world, and not to make promises on the battlefield.
It is also mentioned that forgiveness of sins can be obtained from jihad, but with the record that the person who helps must be freed from debt.

As for the reprehensible in the hadith, it is the person who saves and is unable to repay his debt but refuses to repay because he is worried that his wealth will be reduced or lost. It's different if you can't afford or have an excuse to pay.
See Nuzhatul Muttaqin, p. 122.

Shaykh Muhammad bin Salih Al 'Utsaimin, may Allah have mercy on him, said, "If a person is on the path of Allah with patience, hoping for a reward from Allah , and not being a hypocrite on the battlefield, then his sins will be forgiven unless he has a debt.
This debt is not discharged just because that person died a martyr. Because debt is the right of fellow human beings. Human rights must be fulfilled.

This is the proof of its harmfulness. It is inappropriate for a Muslim to underestimate the problem of debt. But in this day and age, debt is made easy. There are people who deliberately invest (with credit) even though they don't actually need the goods they buy, they only buy goods (showing off as if they can afford it). He buys the goods on credit or something like that. In fact, the items he bought were not really needed.

There are also poor people who buy a car for 240 million rupiah when in fact it is enough to rent it for 300,000 rupiah. But that's because they don't care about religion and lack confidence.

We advise that one should not take credit. If it is really needed, then take it at the lowest price that suits the money's ability.

We pray, may Allah give us piety, keep away from Allah ‘s wrath and suffice us with the sustenance that Allah gives.

Hopefully Useful

18/08/2026

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15/07/2026

1. Sign of Accepted Worship

The sign of acceptance of worship is not only valid in jurisprudence, but can also be seen in personal change: becoming more enthusiastic about pursuing the afterlife and not loving worldly affairs too much.
Charity will be accepted if it is done with piety, as Allah says that Allah only accepts charity from those who are devout.

2. The importance of helping each other in kindness
A Muslim is commanded to help each other in goodness and piety (ta'āwun 'alal birri wat-taqwā).
If there are relatives who are starting to drift away from goodness, they should be embraced, advised, and invited back to the right path with great affection.
When given advice, the correct attitude is to be grateful and accept it gracefully, not feel cornered, because advice is a form of love and obedience to Allah.

3. Make Time Worth Light
Time filled with good deeds will be a time full of light and blessings.
The more time spent obeying Allah, the easier it is for someone to obtain guidance and istiqamah on the straight path.

4. Emulate pious people
The lives of the salaf are an example in maintaining manners, improving morals, and continuing to improve the quality of worship.
Emulating pious people is one way to gain Allah's approval and husnul khotimah.
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05/04/2026

Peace be upon you and Allah be upon you ;
No one knows whether we will enter Heaven or Hell.
My teacher said that heaven or hell is Allah's absolute prerogative. Don't be quick to judge others. This person is bad, this person is good.

Remember the story of the pr******te who entered Heaven for helping a dog?

Was the pr******te bad throughout her life? Yes, of course she was. From our perspective. But we don't know if she cried every night for her sins or not.
So, don't judge people by their cover.
Meanwhile, we are too confident in saying we are better. Just because our appearance is better and more compliant with Islamic law.
But we forget to cover our mouths.
In Islam, if you can't say something good, it's better to remain silent. There are only two choices: speak something good or remain silent to be safe.
Remember, Iblis was cast out of Heaven not because he disobeyed Allah. Iblis is a very obedient creature. But he felt better than Adam.
Don't let it happen that because you feel better, all the rewards you have are used up. And in the end we will be losers in this world and in the hereafter.
Na'udzubillah....

If it were easy for us to give an assessment, those who wear the syar'i hijab would definitely be better.
Don't do it ;
Just because of clothes, we feel better. Even though we don't necessarily mean that we are good.
Just think that there are many Muslims in this world who do not wear the shar'i hijab. My friends from abroad only cover their hair with scarves. Will they all go to hell in the future??
Heaven and hell is Allah’s absolute right. Isn't Allah pleased with us?
Remember the story of a mujahid, an alim, and a philanthropist, all three of whom went to hell.
This hadith from Abu Hurairah, narrated by Imams Muslim, An-Nasa'i, Imam Ahmad, and Baihaqy, relates that there was a mujahid, a scholar, and a philanthropist.
Instead of getting heaven, all three went to hell.
Why?
Because it turned out they were good only in the eyes of humans. All three were devout worshippers, and people believed they would be the ones to enter heaven.
However, only Allah knows the hearts of His servants. And Allah has decreed that all three of them go to hell.

Astagfirullah... Astagfirullah

So, don't be quick to judge others. What we consider bad may not be bad in Allah's eyes.
We cannot enter heaven because our sins are too numerous.
What makes us enter heaven is Allah's mercy on us.

Don't judge people just because their clothing is not Islamic. No, no.

Speak good words, do good deeds, pray good prayers. Don't get tired of being a good person. Allah willing, Allah will grant us the best place.

Have a good day, greetings of health and continued success. Thank you, O Allah, for enabling us to continue steadfastly in worship with sincerity, seeking Your blessing, O Lord. Amen, O Lord.

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31/03/2026

SHARING 1 DAY 1 HADITH

Be a Mirror of Other Believers

‎عَنْ أَبِي هُرَيْرَةَ عَنْ رُسُولِ اللَّهِ صَلَى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ قَالَ المُمِنُ مرآُ الْمُْمِنِ وَالْمُؤْمِنُ Aَخُو الْمُْمِ يَكُفُّ عَلَيْهِ ضَيْعَتَهُ وَيَحُوطُهُ مِنْ وَرَائِهِ

From Abu Hurairah RA, from the Prophet SAW, he said: "A believer is a mirror to another believer, and a believer is a brother to another believer. He will take care of his interests his hardship) and protect him (defend him) from behind." (HR Abu Daud No: 4272) Status: Hadith Hasan

Lesson:

1. A believer when he sees noble character in his brother, then he will emulate him. If he sees various reprehensible traits in his brother, he knows that he has the same bad qualities, then he immediately tries to cleanse and remove those reprehensible traits from himself.

2. A believer when he sees reprehensible traits in his brother, he will immediately advise his brother to eliminate them. He becomes a mirror for his brother. With the advice given, it is hoped that he himself can see his faults, like a mirror that shows the ugliness of someone's face.

3. A believer will look at other believers according to the state of his heart. If his heart is good, pure, honest and clean of reprehensible traits, then in his view all other believers are also good. He has a good prejudice towards all believers and will not think badly of others at all.

4. A believer is a brother to another believer. He will look after the interests of his brother by helping each other in matters of worldly or religious affairs, including when he is absent or in difficulty and defending him if they are persecuted or wronged.

5. A believer should look at his brother as if he were his own brother, with love, mutual respect, and looking after their interests and safety. This relationship goes beyond physical and financial limitations, making every believer like a family that supports each other.

6. A believer should look after the honor and safety of his brother in all matters (protecting from behind). He strives to prevent loss or harm that may befall his brother, both in worldly affairs and the hereafter. This includes defending his dignity, covering his brother's faults, providing protection for them, and not allowing others to slander or wrong him and maintaining his good name.

7. This hadith teaches that a believer does not just live for himself, but becomes a “mirror” and protector for his brother. With sincere advice and an attitude of maintaining dignity, a united Muslim community will be born, mutually improving and full of love.

Let us be a mirror to our other Muslim brothers.
11th Syawal 1447H
31st March 2026

02/12/2025

WHAT WE HAVE IN THE WORLD IS ALL MORTAL EXCEPT CHARITY

The world is like a terminal, a temporary stopover before we continue to our final destination: the afterlife. The problem is, many people are too focused on the world, deceived by its luxury when...

‎وَمَا ٱلْحَيَوٰةُ ٱلدُّنْيَآ إِلَّا مَتَـٰعُ ٱلْغُرُورِ
Wa mal-ḥayātu ad-dunyā illā matā’ul-ghurūr.

"And the life of this world is nothing but deceptive pleasure."
(QS. Al-Hadid: 20)

Yesterday we used to have a favorite shirt, which we always keep, we clean it, we fold it, we give it perfume, but now it's dull, it doesn't fit anymore, it's torn and finally it's not used and it's thrown in the trash

Yesterday we used to have cell phones, vehicles, shoes, watches, bags and other items, which we were always proud of, we took care of and cared for, but eventually got bored, broken, became junk and ended up unused and thrown in the trash

Yesterday we had a variety of delicious, delicious and appetizing foods. but eventually run out, stale, damaged or unfit to eat anymore and finally become dirt or thrown in the trash

This world is mortal. What we really bring to the afterlife is righteous deeds—not the account balance, not the followers, not even the titles we have.

Such is the world...

No matter how beautiful, one day it will still be a memory.
And no matter how magnificent life is, one day we will still leave it.

Everything is temporary.
Everything will surely disappear.
And everything will perish.

So if you want to see the state of the world with all its pleasures and luxuries.

That which we fought for yesterday.

That which we were proud of yesterday.

That which made us neglectful yesterday.

Then come to the garbage dump.

Look and reflect, how everything ends and becomes meaningless again.

So are we still neglectful in worship in order to gain this world and ignore the eternal life of the afterlife?

Hopefully Useful.
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Good Morning .