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Assalam O Alaikum! im sorry but sounds like rahbaaniyya.. not islamic/sunnah @ all the sunnah actually is to EAt, drink, sleep, TALK, study, marry etc all this can be included and counted as "ibaadah" if done with such intentions. look at the way of nabi sallAllaahu alaihi wa sallam, surely no one can surpass Him in "ibaadah" get in tocuh with mashaaikh, read kitaabs, listen to lectures. humble suggestions. there is a soul and a nafs.. both can be well balanced. the goal is that the rooh is stronger so its not defeated by the evils of the nafs was salaam |
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wa alaikumussalaam, ![]() Even my Sheikh use to say that keep a balanced life. But seriously I wanna get rid of these things. I wanna do ibadah 24/7 non stop for the rest of my life like what Aulia did. |
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My sister you are right but when someone taste the sweetness of ibadah one can't live without it. ofc we continue and carry on with that and do try increasing acc to our capacity/capability. there's no stopping there obv. its even more sweet when one is always connected with Allaah ta'ala despite being engaged in other duties of life and fulfilling the huqooq of those around us upon us. the auwliyaa were of a different caliber, not saying dont try going there. but I recall once being told by an ustaadh, the mashaaikh say if one can just fulfill the faraaidh, stay away from sins (major and minor), fulfill huqooqul ibaad, consider such a person the wali of such a time. sounds simple, its deep also theres more kamaal and beauty when we can be beloved in Our creator's eyes and also in the eye's of His makhlooq. dont get me wrong, the 2nd isn't a priority but a result of fulfilling their huqooq as well. wAllaahu a'lam istiqaamat is a must. we'd rather start a minimum amount of (nafl) ibaadah with ikhlaas and istiqaamat than do a whole lot with sudden jowsh that dies out.. istiqaamat is a blessing/mercy from Allaah. May He grant it to all in good deeds, aameen |
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true, Sister you defined it very well but I don't think that these things are for me now. I wanna move myself away from this World forever. As, Rumi (RA) said; Die Before You Die |
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there is no killing the nafs. that isn't the goal. nor is it possible. The goal is to purify it and bring it into equilibrium, reform it, train it, guide it.
Imam Ghazali describes it as training a horse. you don't beat the horse into submission, because then the horse will either be injured beyond being able to heal or it will fight back for his life. the method is to gradually train the horse to obey your command, giving it training that it can handle and gradually increasing it. Read Imam Ghazali's Disciplining the Soul in his Ihya. http://www.amazon.com/Al-Ghazali-Dis.../dp/0946621438 even in 100% ibadat you may find your nafs takes pride and delight in its accomplishments to do that. The nafs is no easy matter. |
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there is no killing the nafs. that isn't the goal. nor is it possible. The goal is to purify it and bring it into equilibrium, reform it, train it, guide it. But read the life of Ba Yazeed Bastami (RA), Shibli (RA) & Ibrahim bin Adham (RA). Ba Yazeed Bastami (RA) use to pray on big toe, SubhanAllah! * I am not advising anybody to do this ![]() |
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My sister you are right that those if done with right intentions are ibadah too but when someone taste the sweetness of ibadah one can't live without it. ![]() Mabrook brother you got nice intention to do ibadat 24/7.but wait you need some more curve in your intention to make it as per shariyah and sunnah, our goal is not ibadat, but ita'at of Allah ![]() ![]() So adopt the sunnah way of eating, sleeping, talking, and meeting will be more beneficial for us sinners, ![]() And my shaykh always says to follow sunnah is jihade akaber for nafs, and one need to struggle more in it .... May Allah ![]() Aameen ... ![]() |
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But may be the path I have chosen is the best of me ![]() |
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Assalam O Alaikum! Narrated / Authority of: Aisha Once the Prophet came while a woman was sitting with me. He said, "Who is she?" I replied, "She is so and so," and told him about her (excessive) praying. He said disapprovingly, "Do (good) deeds which is within your capacity (without being overtaxed) as Allah does not get tired (of giving rewards) but (surely) you will get tired and the best deed (act of Worship) in the sight of Allah is that which is done regularly." Sahih Bukhari 40 Narrated / Authority of: Abu Huraira Allah's Apostle said, "If any one of you improve (follows strictly) his Islamic religion then his good deeds will be rewarded ten times to seven hundred times for each good deed and a bad deed will be recorded as it is." |
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MashAllah! |
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Sahih Bukhari 41 Can' say anything after that But wanna countinue with one thing; as I read about the life of Aulia Allah my heart went away from this World. Not all, but there were few who lived in caves & jungles. I know nobody from my family would be agree over this. Let see! ![]() |
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This might be just your Hal for the time or another shararat of your Nafse,put Zuhd in your present and recognize the test and opportunity that Allah has given you in the present Reality. When I want to talk to Allah I pray, but when I want Allah (swt) to talk to me I read the Quran.” - Hazrat Ali (RA) |
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Bro that's called a love. And when you love someone you wanna be with more & more. |
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Bro that's called a love. And when you love someone you wanna be with more & more. One thing is to be fana in that reality, another thing is to know about it and desire for it May Allah grant you with Khayr and aafiat what you wish for. |
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