Akhi Ayman – Jumuah at Islamia Mosque in Cape Town
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All praise and thanks are due to Allah
subhanahu wa ta'ala.
We send salutations and peace upon our beloved
Prophet Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
Respected Musalis, beloved educators and fellow learners, assalamualaikum
warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
On behalf of Islamiyah College, Masjid al-Furqan
and the extended family, we would like to
wish each and everyone a Jumu'ah Mubarak.
May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala grant us
a blessed week ahead, inshallah, ameen.
The khutbah and the salah will be rendered
by Kari Ziyad Patel, a renowned Kari and
trustee of the Al-Indad Foundation.
Our guest speaker for today is none other
than Achi Ayman, a motivational speaker originally from
Iraq who later moved to the UK with
his family at a very young age.
Like many people here in Cape Town, brother
Achi Ayman grew up facing various challenges and
alhamdulillah today he is a world-renowned speaker,
inspiring youth right around the world.
His journey serves as an encouragement for youth
all over the world.
I now hand over to brother Achi Ayman.
I'm not Achi Ayman.
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
Brothers, we and sisters and all of those
watching, we're extremely blessed alhamdulillah today to be
in the house of Allah, to be with
the vibrant youth, to be with our special
guests.
This is a beautiful, beautiful occasion alhamdulillah.
Let's take a moment, take a deep breath
and all together let's say alhamdulillah.
Wa la in shakartum la azeedannakum.
We make shukr to Allah, then Allah increases
us inshallah.
So people ask, usually when we're introducing our
guests, we say sheikh graduated at this institute,
sheikh is the imam of that masjid.
This time our introduction is just so different.
And you say but how come we don't
have that conventional traditional introduction?
Because in this case here, we will draw
inspiration from the hadith of Rasulullah s.a
.w. Where Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w. was
on the outskirts of the city.
And as he was doing da'wah on
the outskirts of the city, Sayyidina Rasulullah s
.a.w. came across a man by the
name of Rukana.
Rukana was the undefeated wrestler of the east
and the west.
Basically like the pound for pound champion.
Like who?
Islam.
Islam Makashyaf, the pound for pound champion.
So the undefeated wrestler of the east and
the west, and Rasulullah s.a.w. invited
him to Islam.
And he, in order to accept Islam, he
said, if you're able to wrestle me, and
if you beat me, then I will be
willing to listen to your message.
If you wrestle me and you beat me,
then I will listen to your message.
Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w., the greatest of
Allah's creation, the seal of prophethood, the ameer
of the anbiya a.s., imagine despite his
position, he goes and he engages in a
wrestling match with Rukana.
And Rukana was a wild character.
But Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w. beat him
the first round, takbeer.
Then Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w., oh, I
see an uncle from where I'm from in
Jowar, Dr. Natti, salamu alaikum, shout out, mashaAllah,
so Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w. beat him.
And thereafter they engaged in a second round,
and Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w. beat him
again.
And then they engaged in a third round.
Guess who won the third round, brothers?
Sayyidina Rasulullah s.a.w. won the third
round.
According to some narrations, they say after those
three rounds of wrestling, Rukana took the shahada
and Rukana became a sahabi and Rukana became
a Muslim as a result of the wrestling
of Rasulullah s.a.w. So today we're
not introducing a sheikh graduated, and sheikh is
the ustad, and sheikh is the imam.
We're not graduating.
We're not introducing like that.
Because the lesson we draw is our Habib
s.a.w. met the people where they
are at.
Our guest today meets the masses and the
youth of the ummah where they are at.
So Akhir Ayman is not the final destination,
he's the beginning of the journey.
He's the point where he meets the youth
wherever you are at, no matter how far
you are.
Akhir Ayman brings you in and through that
connects you to the scholars and that eventually
results in the final destination.
So Akhir Ayman is the starting point where
we meet people where they are at.
We speak about the love languages.
These are the da'wah languages of meeting
people where they are at.
So now it is my great honor to
welcome to the stage, or welcome to the
mic, our very respected guest, who I'm honored
to have with us, who shares his journey
to inspire.
Let's welcome Akhir Ayman.
Falyatafaddaar.
Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim.
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
I want to start by saying all praise
be to Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most
Merciful, the Most Powerful.
It's only Him we worship and only Him
we bow down to and only Him we
turn to when we're in need.
I also would like to send peace and
blessings upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
My dear respected brothers and sisters in Islam,
may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala bless every
single one of you.
I want to start off by saying takbir!
Allahu akbar.
Barakallahu feekum.
I just wanted to say jazakallahu khairan for
the masjid, for the committee, for even the
deen team for bringing me here.
Subhanallah I didn't get to see Cape Town
the way I wanted to see it.
Cape Town have oppressed me.
You know I'm only joking, I'm only joking.
But my dear respected brothers and sisters, I
want to start off by saying that the
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ stated, الدنيا ملعون ملعون ما
فيها that the dunya is cursed and curses
everything in it.
Now ask yourself this, what is it that
you're attaching your hearts to in this dunya
that is bringing you pleasure?
If it's your parents, if it's your loved
ones, if it's your neighbours, if it's your
business, if it's your cars, if it's your
women, if it's your drugs, what pleasure are
these things bringing to you if it isn't
for the sake of Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala?
Are these things coming with you?
When you die, and every single soul shall
taste death.
And imagine this, Allah says that every soul
shall taste death, not to say that every
soul shall face death, but taste it, depending
on the taste.
At the time when your soul leaves the
body, it depends if it's going to be
sweet or bitter.
Now ask yourself this, when the angel of
death, Malik ul Maud, comes for your soul,
have you pleased Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala?
Have you pleased your neighbours?
Have you pleased your family members?
Are you in a situation where someone has
a grudge on top of you?
Are you in debt to your neighbour?
If it's not physical or financial debt, are
you in debt when it comes to the
deed or the sins that you committed?
Have you pleased Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala?
And the youth today are not the future,
it's your kids.
And what you adapt into your life today,
understand this, that your kids are one day
going to need it.
And how many times you see some of
the uncles are coming here today, no disrespect
and I love you for the sake of
Allah.
They've come here today, they're complaining, how come
we're not in the front row?
How come we're not sitting in the front?
You came late, the youth were hungry, the
youth want to see and build a future
for the Ummah of the Prophet ﷺ.
So they came to the masjid before you,
you should be happy for them.
If the youth are refusing to come to
the masjid, then you should be worried about
your community.
This is your kids.
And every single one of us lives a
reality that's a façade, that is fake.
Nothing in this dunya we should attach our
hearts to.
And every single one of us, and I
must say this proudly and loudly, do not
even attach your heart to your loved ones,
for indeed I attach my heart to my
mother.
And little did I know that that love
should have been limited.
For indeed, to Allah we belong, to Him
we shall return.
My mother returned back to Allah and the
love that I had for her was known
and shown to me that, Ya Ayman, your
mother belongs to me and does not belong
to you.
Ya Ayman, your love for anyone and anything
in this dunya should be limited.
Now we cherish the memories we have with
our loved ones.
We cherish the memories that we have of
the Prophet ﷺ.
We cherish his sunnah and his vision to
unite the Ummah.
He came for every single person.
He came for every single nation, for every
single culture.
Let me make it clear to every single
one of you.
It is not your flags or your culture
or the borders that unites the Ummah of
the Prophet ﷺ.
It is la ilaha illallah, Muhammad Rasulullah ﷺ
is what unites us.
So put your pride and your arrogance aside
for once, for once.
Are you not tired?
Are you not tired that when someone comes
to ask for donations, but you only give
because it's your nation that's somewhere back at
home in India or Pakistan or Bangladesh or
Iraq?
What is this?
When you give, you dig deep into your
pockets, insha'Allah wa ta'ala.
Look at the situation of the people of
Palestine.
Look at their situation.
They live by the ayah, إِنَّمَا أَشْكُوا بَثِّي
وَحُزْنِي إِلَى اللَّهِ They live by the ayah.
They don't care about the rest of the
Ummah because the Ummah have turned their backs
on them.
That they only complain of their grief and
their worries to Allah.
They lose their mothers.
They lose their fathers.
And what do they do?
They look up and they say alhamdulillah.
Allah is my Lord.
Islam is my deen.
And the Prophet ﷺ is my Rasul.
It's my messenger.
It's my vision in life.
When was the last time you cared about
the vision of the Prophet ﷺ?
A young man came to the Prophet and
he said to him, Ya Rasulallah, allow me
to commit zina.
Look at the comfortability of this youth.
Look at how comfortable he was.
If our youth was to come to us
and tell us, Ya Abi, O my father,
O Imam, I feel like I'm falling into
fitna like zina.
Allow me to commit zina.
What do you say to him?
You will slap him before you give him
an answer.
Now that's his answer?
Did the Prophet ﷺ do that?
Nowadays we have uncles.
By Allah I'm not saying this is your
community.
We have uncles that are forcing the Qur
'an on the youth with violence.
Whipping them with sticks.
Don't make me bring that stick in the
corner and start whipping brothers now.
Is this the reality of the deen of
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala?
The people of Palestine should be the biggest,
the biggest lesson for us.
And the people of Palestine love the people
of South Africa.
You've put yourselves on the map, every single
one of you.
You've opened up your hearts to them.
We listen to you.
We hear your cries.
And today we're going to do something about
it.
Today we will remember you, O people of
Palestine.
Let me put my differences aside.
I remember the rest of the ummah.
You already know the struggle.
Look at Nelson Mandela.
The man that was prosecuted.
The man that got imprisoned for 27 years.
And the man that came out and became
a president.
So don't ever belittle the vision that you
have in this dunya.
If he'd done it, you could do it.
Be the next Salah al-Din al-Ayub.
Be the next Khalid ibn Walid.
Be the next Umar ibn Khattab.
And rise up to oppression.
And the oppression starts within your homes first.
Don't think you can change the world while
your own household is burning down.
How's your relationship with your wife?
How's your relationship with your husband?
And that's a question for the sisters, yeah?
How's your relationship with your neighbours?
How is your relationship with your kids?
The kids that you neglect because you're putting
anything and anyone before them.
Your kids want you.
They wanna talk to you.
They wanna have that connection.
But my father's too busy with the dunya.
My father's neglected me.
My father's...
I can't remember the last time my father
told me that I love you.
And the kids, with all due respect to
you, you think you guys are innocent?
Your kids are gonna be the future.
You see, let it be known that Islam
is something that is protective.
Protective.
And it's not something that is restricted.
Subhanallah.
You think that Islam rejects you and keeps
you away from certain things.
It's protecting you.
Someone came to the Prophet ﷺ and he
told him, You are Rasulullah.
What do I need to do to get
to Jannah?
You're a shahada.
You believe in La ilaha illallah Muhammad Rasulullah.
What's the next one?
Can someone tell me?
Insallah, your five daily prayers.
What's the next one?
Zakat, Allahu Akbar.
What's the next one?
MashaAllah, the youth know more than the adults.
What's going on?
What's the last one?
He replied, I bear witness that you, O
Prophet, is the final messenger.
Firstly, bear witness that Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala, there's no one worthier of worship than
him, except Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.
Afterwards, he said, I will only pray my
five daily prayers.
What else did he say?
He said, when it comes to zakat, I
will only pay 2.5%. What about fasting?
He said, I don't need to fast.
I don't need to fast outside of Ramadan
because Ramadan is the only time I will
fast.
I don't need to do Mondays and Thursdays
and so on and so forth.
Hajj, I will only do it if Allah
allows me to do it.
If I'm capable to do it.
If I have the means, if I have
the money, I will do it.
He sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that, if
this man sticks by this, he will enter
Jannah.
And this is how simple your religion has
been to you.
Do you know what's one of my favorite
ayahs?
It's when Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says,
today I have completed your deen.
Islam.
How many of us live by this deen?
How many of us prioritize this deen?
How many of us prioritize that we worship
Allah and we don't worship any other idols
that's within us?
The idols that's within us are our arrogance,
our egos, our pride that gets to us.
This brother's driving this car and this brother's
got this house and this auntie's got this
and this auntie's got the Louis Vuitton bag
and we have hasad, we have this evil
eye towards them.
Don't we understand that a true believer is
the one that loves for his brother what
he loves for himself?
There was a dispute between Umar ibn Khattab
and Abu Bakr.
And Abu Bakr made Umar ibn Khattab angry,
upset him.
So Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, the first companion
to work, the first companion to believe in
Rasulullah ﷺ, the first companion that accepted Islam,
he made Umar ibn Khattab upset so he
asked him for forgiveness but Umar ibn Khattab
shut his door on him.
He went to the Prophet ﷺ and he
told him how upset he was.
When Umar walked into a gathering, he ﷺ,
this is Umar I'm talking about, رضي الله
عنه.
This is the man that even Shaytan was
scared of, gave up on.
He would cross the road.
What did he do?
He put Umar in his position and he
told the rest of the companions, how dare
you be some type of way towards Abu
Bakr when he was the first person that
believed in my vision.
He believed in Allah ﷻ, accepted Islam.
And because of the harshness of the Prophet
ﷺ, what happened?
What happened?
Every single companion from that moment onwards never
ever made Abu Bakr al-Siddiq angry, nor
did he ever ever make him upset.
Then we have the youth of today, the
youngsters.
Look at the story of Muhammad Fatih, one
of the greatest commanders, one of the greatest
generals that ever lived.
What happened to him?
At the age of four years old, his
mother took him to the coast and told
him, look over there.
In today's age, it's called Istanbul.
He said, look over there.
One day you're going to conquer that.
What's our parents telling the kids today?
One day you're going to conquer that phone.
Or you're going to watch that Netflix.
You're going to conquer that?
What's our parents teaching us?
At the age of four years old, and
he himself conquered it.
Salah al-Din al-Ayubi.
Salah al-Din al-Kurdi, as some people
recognize him as.
What happened to him?
What happened to him?
This is a man that didn't live a
life of practicing Islam.
A man that wasn't obedient to Allah.
But when he repented, because this is in
his youth.
When he repented to Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala, Allah made him conquer Jerusalem.
We are all disobedient to Allah.
Ask yourself this.
Do you really worship Allah the way he
deserves to be worshipped?
Because I don't.
Do you really fear Allah the way he
deserves to be feared?
We don't.
But Allah still gives us an opportunity to
wake up every single day.
Another day, another blessing to repent back to
him.
And this is some news to the brothers
that are out there.
The brothers that subhanAllah that are sucking on
light bulbs.
The brothers that are getting high on these
drugs and substances.
Let me make it clear to you brothers.
Fix up.
Fix up for the sake of Allah.
What's it called?
Tak, tak.
You call it tak.
More like this tak is what you need.
But this is the reality.
You need to get high on iman.
You need to raise yourself.
Become a Muslim.
Know your identity as a believer.
And understand that wallahi if you live by
anything other than Islam then Allah would disgrace
you in this dunya and akhira.
And the sisters that once upon a time
or once for the first time maybe they
come to the masjid.
For once they are establishing the hijab.
Don't you dare look down upon her.
Don't you dare.
Today could be the first and last day
she wears the hijab because of your character
and how you treated her.
But if you welcome her and how she
carried herself in her modesty and how us
men.
Where are the men?
We have many males in this ummah but
not enough men.
Rajal.
Where are the people that will revive the
deen of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.
Where are the people that are calling the
people to the Quran and the sunnah.
Because your culture is la ilaha illallah.
And your DNA is the Quran and the
sunnah.
And I don't care what color you are.
This gangsterism of lifestyle and I've seen it.
Some of the boys that came to my
talk yesterday subhanallah they tagged me in and
you know some of these boys I like
to go on their profile to see what's
going on.
Disobedience to Allah.
Their profile is full of music.
But mashallah tabarakallah bro yesterday when I saw
you you had a kufi on, you had
everything on.
Let me make it clear to you my
bro.
Let me make it clear to you my
guy.
Don't be fake ya akhim.
Allah sees you and the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said that Allah will forgive
every single sin except the one that is
done publicly and openly.
But you want to smoke akhim and record
yourself?
Every single person that's seen that video or
picture they're going to vouch against you in
your maqyama.
You listen to music even after your death
they're going to remember you because the last
post you ever made was something to do
with music ya akhim.
Diyo diyo.
Huh?
Is this the reality of a Muslim?
Is this what it means to be a
Muslim?
You have forgotten your identity because you put
the dunya first.
There is dunya here.
Oh sorry, there's the deen here and there's
the dunya down here.
And the middle which I call it the
triple D and the middle is da'wah.
And every single Muslim has to give da
'wah because even when one ayah was revealed
one ayah Abu Bakr and the rest of
companions used to call to Allah for that
one ayah.
So do not ever belittle the one ayah
that you give to someone in order for
them to be guided to Allah subhanahu wa
ta'ala.
And I'm going to finish up on this
inshallah wa ta'ala.
One of the tabi'een mentioned this and
this is a beautiful statement.
He said, Allah created the angels with intellect
and Allah also created the animals with what?
Desires.
And He Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala created
the insan, the human beings with both the
intellect and the desires.
If you were to follow your desires that
goes against Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala you're
going to be as low as the dogs.
And if you follow your intellect you're going
to be as high as the mala'ika
if not even higher than them in the
eyes of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.
Oh Muslims, time to wake up man.
Time to smell the coffee in the morning
as they say.
Time for you to adapt this beautiful religion
in every aspect of your life.
From your marriage, to your business, to your
work, to your sleep, to you waking up.
To even raising your kids.
The deen of Allah will move forward with
or without you.
And there's a train coming.
And that train is the train of Allah
subhanahu wa ta'ala where he will revive
the deen of Allah.
And it's going to have a stop.
And that stop is in Cape Town, let's
just say.
Are you ready to be on that train
to revive the deen of Allah?
Are you?
I'm asking you.
Are you ready to revive the deen of
Allah?
Through your actions, through your character, through your
etiquette insha'Allah wa ta'ala for indeed
guidance is only from Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala.
And not through our actions but let someone
else fall in love with Islam because of
us.
Let them be guided because they fell in
love with how you portray Islam and the
image of Islam.
So my dear respected brothers and sisters, I
give you three things to work on.
Three relationships.
Your first relationship is your relationship with Allah
and with the deen of Allah or whatever
comes with the deen of Allah.
You better yourself in your character.
You better yourself in your behavior.
You better yourself in understanding and seeking the
knowledge insha'Allah wa ta'ala.
That's your first relationship.
Your second relationship is your relationship with your
family.
Your parents, your mother that carried you for
nine months, your father that's outside working day
in day out to make sure that you
have clothes.
Your father that's paying for your tuition for
being in this masjid, learning the deen of
Allah.
Your father that's working hard.
Over seventeen hundred students in this school.
Who's going to be the next Salahuddin Al
-Ayyub?
Who's going to be there?
And this brother is putting his hand up
and I hope you're being sincere my brother.
That's it, that's what we need.
We need people to better themselves and that's
the second relationship is with your parents.
Put your hand up if you still have
your parents around.
Put your hand up if you still have
your mother around.
And I'm jealous of every single one of
you here because you're going back to a
mother and I am not.
At least you could kiss her and hug
her.
At least you could taste her food.
For indeed I am going back to a
memory that only exists in my head.
Create memories.
My youngsters here today, you go home, you
bring a bucket of water, warm water, with
some Himalayan salt, whatever it may be, some
herbs in there.
Start massaging your mother and your father's feet
for every step they took for the struggle
of pleasing you and making sure that you
are okay physically, financially, physically, your health.
Then show your appreciation to them.
That's what you need to start doing every
single week at least.
But this is something that I used to
do.
And every single step that your mother took
while you were pregnant, just understand this, it
wasn't easy.
And your final relationship, Allah subhanahu wa ta
'ala says, save yourselves first and then your
family.
Your relationship with yourself, man.
How are you with yourself?
Find out who you are and become that
person.
Understand what it means.
Be the change you wish to see in
the world.
Be that change.
Stop pointing fingers at people.
Stop pointing fingers at the Muslim leaders and
the scholars and the ulama and the imams
and the students of knowledge.
Stop pointing fingers at them.
Point fingers at yourself.
Because every single time you point a finger
at someone, three other fingers point back at
you.
Your own hand speaks against you.
So start with yourself.
You're the future.
Your kids are the future.
Begin.
Begin with worshipping Allah the way He deserves
to be worshipped.
Begin with respecting your parents.
Stop trying to change the world and change
your ability within your own community.
Your community needs help.
So start with that insha'Allah wa ta
'ala.
I love every single one of you for
the sake of Allah but I want to
ask the three questions.
Are you ready for the three questions, yeah?
You're really sure, yeah?
Alas.
Because we're not here to make sure who's
the loudest or what.
No, but listen to this.
When I ask you this question, I want
you to answer it sincerely from your heart,
not from your mouth, from your heart.
So when you say it, you say it
from in here.
Who is your lord?
I expected louder but I don't know, insha
'Allah.
I'm going to ask again.
Who is your lord?
What is your deen?
And who is your prophet?
Sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
Now I'm going to ask you those three
questions again but do not open your mouth
and keep them sealed.
Who is your lord?
I don't know how brothers are still speaking.
Masha'Allah.
Where is your deen?
And who is your prophet?
If you didn't live by those three things
in this dunya, that's the same way you're
going to reply in the grave.
But if you replied like the first time,
it's because you acted upon it in this
dunya.
So remember that, insha'Allah.
May Allah bless you.
May peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be
upon you.
through his lectures and social media profile.
We look forward to his next visit to
Cape Town, insha'Allah.
There is just a few announcements.
Alhamdulillah, we are truly honored to have tomorrow,
Saturday, the 12th of October, a world-renowned
Qari, Sheikh Abu Bakr al-Shatari.
He will be leading the Maghrib Salah and
there will be a short Qira'ah program
afterwards.
All the Musalis are welcome to attend as
this will be a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity.
Alhamdulillah, Islamia College once again has the honor
of officiating the Jumu'ah proceedings.
The first Adhan will be rendered by Ahmed
Muqaddam and the second Adhan will be rendered
by Adam Arend, both who are learners of
Islamia College.
Alhamdulillah.
Bismillah.
I just want to say the brother is
doing an amazing job.
May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala bless him.
But before we get the brother to carry
on, because I know I did this yesterday
and I want to do this here in
the masjid, I'm going to say the three
Takbeerat.
Allahumma barak on every single one of you
to get involved.
So Cape Town, Takbeer!
Takbeer!
Takbeer!
Takbeer!
Allahu Akbar!
Habibi.
We would like to ask all the Musalis
to please stand and fold a soft Salah
in front so that no time is wasted
between the Adhan and the Iqamah.
Shukran.
Wassalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu.
Insha'Allah.
Insha'Allah the khutba will be rendered by
our beloved Qari Ziyad Patel.
Insha'Allah.
As well as the Salatul Jumu'ah will
be led by Qari Ziyad Patel.
We can shorten the rows a bit.
Maybe about half of the foot span.
Insha'Allah.
Just to allow the other people to stand
in.
Try to keep your rows straight as possible.
The school is also open.
The school is also open for those who
are standing outside.
The school is open.
The one side in the upstairs is allocated
for ladies only insha'Allah.
So the school is open for the men.
Those who are still standing outside in the
sun.
Jazakumullah.
The Master of the Day of Judgment It
is You we worship and You we ask
for help Guide us to the straight path
The path of those You have blessed The
path of those You have blessed The companions
of the Fire are not equal to those
of Paradise The companions of Paradise are the
winners If We had sent down
this Qur'an upon a mountain, you would
have seen it humbly, trembling in fear of
Allah If We had sent down this Qur
'an upon a mountain, you would have seen
it humbly, trembling in fear of Allah And
these are the examples We present to the
people, perhaps they will give thought He
is Allah, there is no god but He,
the witness, the Merciful, the Compassionate He
is Allah, there is no god
but He, the King, the Holy, the Peaceful,
the Believer, the Righteous, the Mighty, the Compelling,
the Exalted in Might Exalted is Allah
above what they associate with
Him He is Allah, the Creator, the Inventor,
the Bestower, to Whom belong the Most Beautiful
Names He
is Allah, the Creator, the Bestower, the Bestower,
to Whom belong the Most Beautiful Names Exalted
is Allah All
praise is due to Allah, Lord of the
Universe, Most Gracious, Most Merciful, to
Whom we ask for help Guide us to
the straight path The path of those upon
whom You have bestowed Your Grace, those who
have not incurred Your Wrath, and those who
have not gone astray Is
there not a Day when it is created?
And to the heaven how it is raised?
And to the mountains how it is set?
And to the earth how it is spread?
So remind, you are only a reminder
You have no control over them except those
who turn away and disbelieve So Allah will
punish them with the greatest punishment Indeed, to
Us is their return Then upon Us is
their reckoning Allah
is the Greatest Peace
and Mercy of Allah be upon you And
bless us with what you have given And
protect us and keep away from us, out
of your mercy, the evil of what you
have done For indeed, you do justice, and
it is not justified against you Indeed, Allah
does not humiliate those who turn away And
He does not honor those who turn away
Exalted are You, our Lord, and Exalted are
You So to You is all praise for
what You have done And to You is
all thanks for what You have given We
ask forgiveness of You, O Allah, for all
our sins and faults, and we repent to
You Exalted is Allah, and exalted is His
praise Exalted is Allah, the Most High, the
Most Great Exalted is the Lord of the
heavens and the earth Exalted is the Lord
of the Great Throne I ask forgiveness of
Allah, there is no god but He, the
Ever-Living, the Ever-Sustaining, and I repent
to Him My Lord, forgive and have mercy,
and You are the Best of the Merciful
Allahumma Ata As-Salam, Wa Minka As-Salam
Tabarak Tahi'ina Ya Dhul-Jalali Wal-Likaran
Sami'na Wa Ata'na Wufranaka Rabbana Wa
Inayka Al-Maseen Allahumma Ankhir Lana Wa Niwanidai
Wa Ni Ustadina Wa Ni Jami'i Al
-Mu'minina Wa Al-Mu'minat Wa Al-Muslimina Wa
Al-Muslimat Al-Ahya'a Wa Al-Abwat
Bi Rahmatika Ya Arhama Ar-Rahimin Allahumma Arham
Mawtana Wa Mawta Al-Muslimin Allahumma Angfir Lih
'ina Wa Maytina Wa Shahidina Wa Gha'ibina
Wa Sabirina Wa Kabirina Wa Dhakrina Wa Unthana
Allahumma Man Ahyaytahu Minna Fa Ahyihi Alal-Islam
Waman Tawaffaytahu Minna Fa Tawaffahu Alal-Iman Allahumma
A'izzal-Islam Wa Al-Muslimin Allahumma A
'izzal-Islam Wa Al-Muslimin Allahumma Ansur Al
-Dinak Wa Kitamak Wa Sunnatan Amika Muhammadun Sallallahu
Alaihi Wasallam Ya Dhal Jalani Wal Ikram Allahumma
Ansur Ikhwanana Fi Ghazah Allahumma Ansur Ikhwanana Fi
Filastin Allahumma Kulli Ikhwanana Fi Ghazah Ya Dhal
Jalani Wal Ikram Allahumma Tahhir Masjid Al-Aqsa
Allahumma Tahhir Masjid Al-Aqsa Ya Hayyu Ya
Qayyum Bi Rahmatika Nastaghith Bi Rahmatika Ya Rabbana
Ya Karim Sallallahu Ala Sayyidana Nabiyana Muhammad
Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam Jizallahu Anna Muhammadan Sallallahu Alaihi
Wasallam Bima Huwa Ahluh Allahumma Salli Ala Muhammadin
Abdika Warasunika Wa Salli Ala Al-Mu'minina Wa
Al-Mu'minati Wa Al-Muslimina Wa Al-Muslimati
Wa Sallallahu Ala Al-Nabi Al
-Ummi
Subhana Rabbika Rabbil Izzati Amma Yasifoon Wa Salamun
Ala Al-Mursaleen Wa Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Alameen