After Esha Majlis

Main Topic

Returning to Allah through sincere repentance (Tawbah), self-rectification, and shifting one's mindset from worldly distraction (Dunya) to the Hereafter (Akhirah), especially during the blessed days of Dhul Hijjah.

Every human is created upon Fitrah (a natural inclination towards truth), but environmental influences and modern distractions often lead one away from Deen.
True work consists of serving Deen and striving for the Hereafter, whereas earning a living is simply acquiring sustenance (Rizq).
Allah's joy when a servant repents and turns back to Him is far greater than that of a traveler in the desert who unexpectedly finds his lost camel with all his provisions.
Self-reformation begins with recognizing one's own spiritual shortcomings and filthy condition rather than focusing on the faults of others.

Hadith on Fitrah: Every child is born upon the natural state, after which parents or environment deviate them.
Prophetic exchange with Sayyidina Umar (RA): When Umar (RA) wept seeing the Prophet (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) resting on a simple straw mat, the Prophet reminded him that the world is for the disbelievers while the Hereafter is for the believers.
Prophetic parable: The Prophet (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) compared his existence in Dunya to a traveler resting briefly under the shade of a tree before continuing his journey.
Hadith on Tawbah: The detailed description of Allah's immense happiness when a servant turns back in sincere repentance.

Take advantage of the blessed days of Dhul Hijjah and Arafah to engage in intense Istighfar and heartfelt Dua.
Engage continuously in Zikrullah, visualizing Allah's name illuminating and purifying the heart from the black stains of sin.
Recite the Takbeeraat of Tashreeq after every obligatory prayer starting from Fajr on the 9th of Dhul Hijjah.
Align daily intentions to ensure that life is lived in obedience and love for Allah until the moment of death.