Majlis

Main Topic

Following the noble Sahaba (Radiallahu Anhum) as guiding stars to navigate the trials, fitnah, and moral decline of modern times.

Rasullullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) described his companions as stars; following any of them guarantees right guidance in dark and confusing times.
The Sahaba (Radiallahu Anhum) prioritized obedience to Allah Ta'ala and His Messenger (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) over personal attachments, emotions, and worldly wealth.
Modern reliance on technical loopholes or commercial justifications—such as neglecting Salah/Jumu'ah for business or dealing in interest (riba)—erodes the essence of Deen.
The erosion of modesty (Haya) in society directly leads to grave moral decay, destruction of family life, and societal sins.
True safety on the Day of Judgment comes from treading the path of caution and consciousness of the Akhirah rather than risking accountability for worldly gains.

Hadith: "Ashabi kan nujum bi ayyihim iqtadaytum ihtadaytum" (My companions are like the stars; whichever of them you follow, you will be rightly guided).
Hadith: Reference to end-time trials where a day will feel as long as a year, prompting the Sahaba (Radiallahu Anhum) to ask how to calculate and perform their five daily Salah.
Hadith: "Man taraka salatan muta'ammidan faqad kafar" (Whoever abandons a prayer intentionally has committed an act of disbelief/grave disobedience).
Incident of Sayyiduna Abdullah bin Umar (Radiallahu Anhu) divorcing his beloved wife upon the instruction of Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam).
Hadith regarding accountability between masters and slaves on the Day of Judgment, which moved a Sahabi to free all his slaves out of fear of being indebted in the Hereafter.

Make the lives and conduct of the Sahaba (Radiallahu Anhum) the primary benchmark for personal behavior and decision-making.
Guard daily Salah strictly, ensuring work, business hours, and shopping malls do not cause delays or neglect of Jumu'ah and congregational prayers.
Stay strictly away from interest (riba) and avoid self-serving justifications for haram financial dealings.
Preserve Islamic modesty (Haya) and identity within the home, providing wholesome Islamic upbringing (tarbiyat) to children.