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Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 36 of 216 of Key to the Garden
"You came down to these lands to act as a teacher, Like reviving rain covering their length and breadth; Or a radiant sun in its morning brilliance,
Leaving no room for night or stars or lamps.
You left it with tolerance and shining waymarks, Trailing its coat-tails in closeness to Heaven."
Oct 19, 2025 12:47PM Add a comment
Key to the Garden

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 269 of 270 of The Early Hours
"If we are doomed, it may well be that our destruction by injustice will be the signal for the great revival of Islâm. These are the early hours; for light and darkness, good and evil, life and death, succeed each other always by Divine decree. Each has its usefulness towards Allah's purpose. But evil will not triumph ultimately, that is sure."
Oct 16, 2025 02:44PM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 259 of 270 of The Early Hours
"Misfortune is a state more hopeful than prosperity, if men be staunch and persevere in righteous action"
Oct 16, 2025 02:22PM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 179 of 270 of The Early Hours
Very glad this makes mention of atrocities such as the massacres against Armenians by the CUP rather than brush everything under the carpet. Really shows how tragic the fall of the Empire was.
Oct 13, 2025 02:13PM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 166 of 270 of The Early Hours
"'It is as if,' said Basri Bey, 'they did not care a jot for human progress or reform, but only loved mere names like Parliament and Kiamil Pasha - names, you will observe, associated with the name of England."

Interesting to see the change of pace from constant praise of the CUP and England's "support" for Turkiye, to straight up criticism of European Imperialism. Definitely unexpected.
Oct 12, 2025 05:58PM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 130 of 270 of The Early Hours
"I saw the falsehood of the Franks, which saved me from the madness of that fool who spoke to us just now; yet their ideas impressed my mind sufficiently to prevent me from becoming a whole-hearted Muslim ... And now that fool tonight has made it all seem madness. I thought that could share in the enthusiasm; but now I see that I must still look on and jest."
Oct 11, 2025 06:01AM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 124 of 270 of The Early Hours
"The true jihad is not of those who say ""We are Muslims" against those who say ""We are Christians." The true jihâd is of good against evil, beginning with the conquest of a man's own lusts and ending in the battle which we are now waging for righteous conduct in the government of man."
Oct 10, 2025 03:27PM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 108 of 270 of The Early Hours
"The feda'is were in truth in such a state of inward fervour that outward things were merely objects offered to their sight or hearing, which succeeded one another such objects do in dreams. And all, with the exception of a few like Hasan, were men possessing education and the power of thought."
Oct 10, 2025 02:33PM Add a comment
The Early Hours

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 9 of 55 of Compositions of the Companions Poetry in Praise of the Magnificent Messenger
No friend of yours will ever find a cure,
Despite his love and loss in paths obscure,
Until he’s with Muhammad ﷺ , all secure. ﷺ

مــا يشــتفي منكــم حبيــب أبــدا
ألحـــدْ فيمـــا ينبغـــي وأوَجـــدا
حتى أتيت المصطفى محمدا ﷺ

- Sayyidina Humayd Ibn Thawr Al Hilali رضي الله عنه
Sep 22, 2025 02:19PM Add a comment
Compositions of the Companions Poetry in Praise of the Magnificent Messenger

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 35 of 57 of Al-Arbaīn: Collection of Forty Ḥadīths On the Duty of Having Love for the Noble Family of the Prophetﷺ (Al-Arbain - Collections of Forty Hadiths)
"Those who realise the rank of the itrah ( the Prophetic family) as guard- ian friends are dry-lipped people, who spread out their foreheads [in prostration on the earth], who are humble in their transient selves, separating themselves from the transgressors that prefer the world."

- Abu Nuaym رحمه الله تعالى
Aug 26, 2025 02:36PM Add a comment
Al-Arbaīn: Collection of Forty Ḥadīths On the Duty of Having Love for the Noble Family of the Prophetﷺ (Al-Arbain - Collections of Forty Hadiths)

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 65 of 160 of Tears of the Yearners for the Meeting with God
Life in its entirety is the month of fasting for the God-conscious. And the celebration of their fast-breaking is the day they meet their lord, as was said [by the poet],

"I have fasted from all
The delights of my life
And the day I meet you is
The day I break my fast."

وَ قَدْ صَمَتُ عَنْ لِذَاتِ دَهْرِي كُلُّهَا
وَ يَوْمَ لِقَاكُمْ ذَاكَ فِطْرُ صِيَامِي
Feb 19, 2025 02:42PM Add a comment
Tears of the Yearners for the Meeting with God

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 10 of 30 of Understanding the Four Madhhabs
"It is to these experts that the Mujtahid Imāms directed their advice concerning ijtihad, such as Imam al-Shafi'i's instruction that 'if you find a hadith that contradicts my verdict, then follow the hadith.' It is obvious that whatever some writers nowadays like to believe, such counsels were intended for the Imam's sophisticated pupils, and were never intended for use by the Islamically- uneducated masses."
Feb 02, 2025 02:05PM Add a comment
Understanding the Four Madhhabs

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 58 of 161 of The Hidden Ones
"Men and women today have become too engrossed in themselves to notice the light showering down through the land and the sky. If only they could let go of their arrogance and their selfishness, they would see the light of unity shining in their very souls!"
Nov 26, 2024 03:11PM Add a comment
The Hidden Ones

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 30 of 99 of The Poem of the Way
Twas only otherness did mar in thee
This high estate; if its pretension were
Truly effaced from thee, thou shalt stand firm.
Oct 23, 2024 01:44PM Add a comment
The Poem of the Way

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 80 of 111 of Mustafa (salla Llahu 'alayhi wa sallam) The Paragon of Mercy
The creation's path to Allah's marifa (experiential knowledge of God) opened because of Muhammad ﷺ. If anyone claims to have gained the marifa of Allah without the nisba (connection) of Muhammad ﷺ, he will be lying.
Sep 09, 2024 02:29PM Add a comment
Mustafa (salla Llahu 'alayhi wa sallam) The Paragon of Mercy

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 26 of 64 of The Mevlidi Sherif: The Nativity of The Prophet Muhammad
His face was lighted with a smile like daybreak,
A sight which set my heart with joy a-tremble.

My heart glowed hot with fires of tender passion,
I snatched him up, and pressed him to my bosom.

Trembled his lips, I saw that words were forming.
What could Bird of Paradise be saying?

I bent my ear towards his mouth and listened With wonder, for his speech was plain to follow.

(From Aminah's perspective)
Sep 08, 2024 06:22AM Add a comment
The Mevlidi Sherif: The Nativity of The Prophet Muhammad

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 21 of 111 of Mustafa (salla Llahu 'alayhi wa sallam) The Paragon of Mercy
Before his arrival many springs had blossomed in this world but all were eventually overcome by autumn, how eternal spring to this universe that could not be surpassed by autumn. In the form of the Prophet ﷺ, Allah created a flower in the garden of prophethood that will never whither. With him now there is no need for any other flower to blossom in this garden and that is why Allah declared him Khaatim un Nabiyyeen.
Sep 07, 2024 08:07AM Add a comment
Mustafa (salla Llahu 'alayhi wa sallam) The Paragon of Mercy

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 143 of 192 of Coraline
'I don't want whatever I want.Nobody does. Not really. What kind of fun would it be if I just got everything I ever wanted? Just like that, and it didn't mean anything. What then?'
Sep 02, 2024 02:41PM Add a comment
Coraline

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 265 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
"Nature is not merely useful, and hence worth saving, it is sacred, a concert of God's signs,
inviolable and glorious."
Aug 30, 2024 08:50AM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 210 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
"Pusillanimously submitting to the Outsider's social gaze"

Just got Mohammad Hijab flashbacks lol
Aug 26, 2024 02:09PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 204 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
Amid the Pharaonic world-arrogance of biocidal capitalism, the Ishmaelite underclass, despised by left and right alike, stigmatised as foreign, or phobic, or sexist, or terroristic, continues to love God, in other words, to be normally and traditionally human.
Aug 26, 2024 05:19AM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 160 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
"Higher still than the gazing at nature and good architecture and the hearing of harmonies, the supreme object of love in creation is humanity; so that restraining the self from the egotistic and forbidden dimensions of human love is
the action of a mujahid"
Aug 21, 2024 02:12PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 159 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
'If such a lowly person can be so transformed by love, then what must be the potential of those whose natures are already virtuous, and who have completed the processes of self discipline?'

- Ibn Al Dabbagh
Aug 21, 2024 01:56PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 118 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
Whereas de Tracy and Marx saw society as a
regulated structure of essentially hedonistic and self-serving minds bound together for material benefit, revelation invites us to bow the head before pure Compassion, to see the world as luminously phanic, and in consequence to be moral agents and to serve others irrespective of personal gain.
Aug 18, 2024 03:14PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 118 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
Muslims are endlessly instructed to integrate into "European values". How can this be, however,when Europe(...) clings to its shadow side, populated by ghosts of its violent xenophobic past(...) Perhaps,instead of surrendering to demands for assimilation, Muslims on this troubled continent should take on the role of exorcists, seeking to cast out the continent's myriad unclean spirits.
Aug 18, 2024 12:48PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 62 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
"When the majesty of Muslim monetheism and the beauty of its narratives appear in worthy English, or French, or Danish verse and prose, the defences of anti-immigrant zealots and 'counter-jihad` protestors will be crucially enfeebled, for as Iris Murdoch observed, beauty has an 'unselfing' power."
Aug 14, 2024 12:16PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

Hamaad
Hamaad is on page 53 of 327 of Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe
Superficially Muslims look like outliers and
visitors, even though deeply they belong, because they belong to God. Equally superficially, the secular 'indigenous' seem to belong, because of a genetic inheritance, and because they hold the key to power and status and accept the regnant social beliefs; but in
their depths they are alienated....to be alienated from meaning is effectively to be alienated
from everything.
Aug 13, 2024 12:41PM Add a comment
Travelling Home: Essays on Islam in Europe

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