I wanted to give a rhetorical answer but nah.Evident Evil can't be justified by a chance for goodness.Do you think people who lost their lives would be sympathetic to a person who had curiosity for human anatomy? Does it make both things equal or balanced?You know it's only the last 100 years in which evil is somehow tried to be justified or ridiculously given a chance for comprehension. Before that humanity had a clear-cut understanding of good and evil and stood for what is right in whatever capacity possible.Ye ajkal ki Postmodernistic thought ke asaraat hain Jo hum dajaal ko bhi judge nahi Kar saktay. Because after all he has his reasons to be who he is 💁🏻♂️
The latter.If you're prone to procrastination, then multitasking will only have you waste your time. Also, multi tasking should mostly only be employed while doing one task actively and all others tasks passively.If you're trying to do even 2 tasks actively, you're only actually doing one and wasting time on the other or decreasing your overall efficiency.So yeah, there are more chances that it's basically a delightful delay.
According to you, what can and should we do for the religion Islam in an attempt to bring back its real image in society? (Serious and practical answers only)
Exactly what Sayyedi Rasulullah ﷺ did.Before Prophethood, there was a long period of solitude and self reflection and realisation.We often look at his ﷺ life after Prophethood. But it started way before that.We have to follow that way too.That was for personal growth in terms of what we can do to bring back Islam. When we reflect to our own self, we will realise exactly what we can, individually do, to play a role in realising the real Islam.Btw, I'd correct your question. If your after portraying the real image of religion of Islam.. then it's already there.What we need to portray is the real image of system of Islam. Deen. Not mazhab. Which I know what you meant but we have to be clear in our words when it comes to realising ideas. Even a little bit of ambiguity can go a long way towards confusion.Now on a communal level, I'm not exactly sure. I think again.. life of Rasulullah ﷺ is the best example. We all have our individual roles to play. We can only figure it out by ourselves with the guidance of Allah ﷻ. And only true mentors can give us a headstart. That too comes by Mercy of Allah ﷻ.Iske ilawa to har koi kuch na kuch bata dega apko and you may as well try to implement that. But soon you realise that it's not really practicable. So yeah.. Self realization and self reflection. And asking Allah for guidance. That's what I can understand.
It's all in your mind. Your mind makes it hard, so when you actually talk to them, you get that satisfaction of achievement.And of course it depends on profile of other person too.
'خوابیدہ'اک خواب وہ کوئی سچا تھا یا حقیقت کوئی جھوٹی تھی میرے ارد گرد زمانہ تھا میرے ہاتھ میں گھڑی اک ٹوٹی تھیمیں ہوش میں جیسے سویا ہوا میری نیند میں کھلی آنکھیں تھیں دل کی دھڑکنیں رکی ہوئیں، میری جاری پھر بھی سانسیں تھیں۔۔۔وقت رکا تھا یا خواب میرے میرے بس سے باہر اعصاب میرے میں تھا بھی اور نہیں بھی تھا ہاتھ میں تھی اک کتاب میرےکتاب کھلی تو پتا چلا قلم کار بھی خود، فنکار بھی خود آپ ہی تماشائی تھا میں اور سب کے سب کردار میرے۔۔۔پھر آنکھ کھلی اور آیا ہوش میرے آگے پیچھے سب خاموش خواب کے سب کردار کھڑے تھے زنجیروں میں سب جکڑے تھے کہا مجھ سے سو جاؤ پھر کہ خواب ابھی کچھ باقی ہیں ہم پر بھی یوں نہ بیداد کرو خود کو بھی حقیقت سے آزاد کرو۔۔۔از خود
Attachments. Everything that you attach with yourself, will eventually hurt when you detach it.That's why you have to be careful what you carry along with you.
There is. The connection that we humans crave. The need for attention, for giving and receiving love. Only thing is, is to be careful who we give and take from, and for whose sake it is. To make sure that we aren't spending our energy on temporary things. Instead, that we're investing ourselves in permanence. On things that are greater than life, that live beyond our own life. That contribute to our greater purpose.Hope it makes sense :)