Ladies Programme

Main Topic

Reflections on Surah Al-Adiyat and understanding the concept of kanud (human ingratitude) towards Allah's endless favors.

Analogy of the Warhorse: A horse puts its life on the line out of loyalty for basic food and care, whereas human beings receive all life-sustaining provisions from Allah yet disobey Him.
Meaning of Kanud: Scholars explain kanud as focusing solely on life's negatives, misusing Allah's bounties in disobedience, or enjoying the gift while forgetting the Giver.
Fitnah of Modern Technology: Misuse of cellphones and social media fosters ostentation, secrecy in sin, broken marriages, and distraction from family and worship.
Avoiding Extravagance: Spending excessive money on short-lived trends, social media flexing, or lavish functions contradicts Islamic moderation and sincerity.

Surah Al-Adiyat (100:1-6) - Description of horses charging into battle followed by the declaration that man is ungrateful to his Rabb.
Surah Al-Fatiha - Reference to Rabbil 'Alameen, highlighting Allah as the sole Creator, Nourisher, and Sustainer.
Hadith on Visiting the Sick - Visiting an ailing person earns the du'as of 70,000 angels who pray for the visitor's forgiveness.

Practice Digital Boundaries: Put away cellphones during family hours in the evening to foster domestic peace and engage in proper child upbringing (tarbiyat).
Guard the Tongue and Senses: Refrain from unnecessary arguments, excessive talking, and un-Islamic social media habits.
Simplify Life and Gatherings: Keep weddings and milestones simple, avoiding wasteful spending and un-Islamic practices.