Main Topic
Reflecting on the immense value of the Glorious Quran, honoring the sacrifices of pious predecessors (Akaabireen and Asaatizah), and upholding the Shariah and Sunnah as true carriers of the Quran.
Key Lessons
- The widespread availability of Madrasahs and Islamic education today is the fruit of the sincere sacrifices and effort (Mujahadah) of our senior Ulama.
- Allah Ta'ala cloaked His Divine Speech in letters and sounds, allowing human hearts to receive and memorize that which would otherwise crush a mountain.
- Memorizing the Quran or becoming an Alim is accessible, but true success lies in transforming into a complete human being (Insan) who strictly adheres to Shariah and Sunnah.
- Intention in sending children to learn Quran must be solely for Allah's pleasure and their spiritual connection, rather than social status or reputation.
- Consistency in worship, especially Fajr Salah in congregation, must be maintained during holidays just as strictly as during Madrasah days.
Quranic/Hadith References
- Surah Al-Hashr (59:21): The description of a mountain crumbling if the Quran were revealed upon it.
- Hadith on the parent of a Hafiz being crowned on the Day of Judgment with a crown brighter than the sun.
- Hadith on the intercession (Sifarish) granted to a Hafiz who abides by the Quran's commands.
- Practice of Abdullah ibn Abbas (Radhiyallahu 'Anhumah) holding and venerating the Quran with immense awe.
- Warnings against un-Islamic hairstyles (Qaza') and letting pants hang below the ankles (Isbal).
Practical Advice
- Show genuine reverence (Azmat) for the Quran by practicing its internal laws and directives.
- Adopt the Sunnah in personal appearance, avoiding haircuts and styles that contradict Islamic teachings.
- Guard daily Salah, particularly Fajr in the Masjid, during vacation periods and weekends.
- Regularly ask teachers and Quran memorizers for Dua and intercession on the Day of Resurrection.
Hazrat Moulana Dawood Seedat Saheb