At first, my faith was weak; I did not know much about God. Then when I began to think about the signs of Allah around the universe, for example, the perfect design of the universe and the galaxies, the fantastic design of the human body and animals, and the formation of mountains and seas, how they were made, etc., then my faith began to grow.
When I studied the scientific, mathematical, historical, and linguistic miracles in the Quran, my faith became strong. I was amazed -
how did the Quran know about this 1400 years ago?
When modern science has only discovered it recently.
These discoveries opened my heart and strengthened my belief. My weak faith slowly transformed into a firm conviction.
I want all of you to grow in faith like me,
so
my brothers and sisters in Islam,
please read the Quran and science topics to strengthen your faith.
Website : www.quraan.science
science and faith
This is a special Jin called "Al-kaboos" that attacks you in your sleep. The symptoms of the attack are when a person is asleep, he [jinn] sits on your chest, and you feel extremely heavy on the chest, and you are unable to move or speak. Medical science calls this sleeping paralysis. But Islam has taught us it is, in fact, a Jin that attacks during people's sleep. My question to medical science is, if it is sleeping paralysis, then why, as soon as I recite the verses of Ayat ul Kursi, does this jinn leave my body and go, and my entire body become completely free?. I hope you provide an appropriate response.
This is my personal story. If you wish, you may read it; if not, just feel free to skip it. I simply want to share what happened to me.
This has happened to me not once, not twice, but more than 1000 times.
I've suffered with this problem for up to 25 years,
but now, alhamdulillah, it's stopped.
I was affected by the jinn. When I slept at night, I would see in my dream that the jinn was sitting on my chest.
When the jinn was sitting on my chest,
I felt extremely heavy on my chest;
I felt like the entire sky had been put on my chest. My body was unable to move or speak; I felt like my whole body was completely paralyzed. I feel terrible pain inside; I tried hard to scream, but no sound came out from my mouth. By Allah's grace, after a while, the Ayat al-Kursi comes out of my mouth automatically,
even while I was asleep.
As soon as I started reading Ayat ul-Kursi in my dream, within a second (starting from my toes and then throughout my body), this jinn had left my body and gone, and my entire body had become completely free.
If this had happened just once or twice, I might have thought it was just a coincidence. But it happened more than a thousand times. Each time the jinn sat on my body, I would recite Ayat al-Kursi in my dream, and every time, it would leave me in the same way. This is clear proof to me that Islam is the true religion.
Of course, I feel terrible pain by effect of the jinn, but it doesn't matter, and it’s a great joy for me that my faith has become very strong because of it.
Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported:
The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) put me in charge of charity of Ramadan (Sadaqat-ul- Fitr). Somebody came to me and began to take away some food-stuff. I caught him and said, "I must take you to the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ)." He said, "I am a needy man with a large family, and so I have a pressing need." I let him go. When I saw the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) next morning, he asked me, "O Abu Hurairah! What did your captive do last night?" I said, "O Messenger of Allah! He complained of a pressing need and a big family. I felt pity for him so I let him go." He (ﷺ) said, "He told you a lie and he will return." I was sure, according to the saying of the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) that he would return. I waited for him. He sneaked up again and began to steal food-stuff from the Sadaqah. I caught him and said; "I must take you to the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ)." He said, "Let go of me, I am a needy man. I have to bear the expenses of a big family. I will not come back." So I took pity on him and let him go. I went at dawn to the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) who asked me, "O Abu Hurairah! What did your captive do last night?" I replied, "O Messenger of Allah! He complained of a pressing want and the burden of a big family. I took pity on him and so I let him go." He (ﷺ) said, "He told you a lie and he will return." (That man) came again to steal the food-stuff. I arrested him and said, "I must take you to the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), and this is the last of three times. You promised that you would not come again but you did." He said, "Let go of me, I shall teach you some words with which Allah may benefit you." I asked, "What are those words?" He replied, "When you go to bed, recite Ayat-ul- Kursi (2:255) for there will be a guardian appointed over you from Allah, and Satan will not be able to approach you till morning." So I let him go. Next morning the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) asked me, "What did your prisoner do last night." I answered, "He promised to teach me some words which he claimed will benefit me before Allah. So I let him go." The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) asked, "What are those words that he taught you?" I said, "He told me: 'When you go to bed, recite Ayat- ul-Kursi from the beginning to the end i.e.,[ Allah! none has the right to be worshipped but He, the Ever Living, the One Who sustains and protects all that exists. Neither slumber nor sleep overtakes Him. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. Who is he that can intercede with Him except with His Permission? He knows what happens to them (His creatures) in this world, and what will happen to them in the Hereafter. And they will never compass anything of His Knowledge except that which He wills. His Kursi encompasses the heavens and the earth, and preserving them does not fatigue Him. And He is the Most High, the Most Great].' (2:255). He added:
'By reciting it, there will be a guardian appointed over you from Allah who will protect you during the night, and Satan will not be able to come near you until morning'.
" The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said, "Verily, he has told you the truth though he is a liar. O Abu Hurairah! Do you know with whom you were speaking for the last three nights?" I said, "No." He (ﷺ) said, "He was Shaitan (Satan)."
[Al-Bukhari].
[Riyad as-Salihin 1020]
The story of the Atheist Barber and the Scholar.
A barber was once cutting a man's hair, and the barber said, "I don't believe in the existence of God."
The man asked, 'Why not?'
The barber said there is so much misery and chaos in the world. If God existed, there would be no mess.
The man said, 'I also don't believe in barbers...'
The barber asked confusedly, 'How do you mean?'
The man said to the barber, 'Do you see those men outside with long hair?'
The barber said, 'Yes.'
The man said, If barbers existed, those people would not walk around with long and messy hair.
The barber said, 'We exist, but people don't come to us!'
The man said, 'Exactly. God also exists, but people don't turn to God for guidance. That's why there are so many problems in the world.'
An athiest asked Sheikh Ahmed Deedat:
How would you feel if you died and discovered that the Hereafter was a lie?
Sheikh replied:
Not worse than when you die and discover that the Hereafter is the truth.
Some ignorant people ask pointless questions such as, “Allah created everything, but who created Allah?” To such people, I would like to ask a question of my own: First, answer my question, and then ask yours.
This is the end of my bed.
This is the end of my bedroom.
This is the end of my house.
This is the end of my city, Bangalore.
This is the end of my state, Karnataka.
This is the end of my country, India.
This is the end of my world.
This is the end of my galaxy.
But where does my universe end? If anyone knows, please tell me.
And if the universe does have an end, then what lies beyond it? And beyond that, what is there? And beyond that… what comes next?
No answer.
In the same way, stop asking pointless questions about matters of faith that are beyond human understanding. First, answer my question—and then you can ask yours.
URDU
Chand aise sawalat hain, jinka ka hamari akhal mein koi jawab nahi :
Chand jahil log aise bekar ke sawalat karte hain, ke Allah ne sab ko paida kiya magar allah ko kisne paida kiya?
In logon keliye main ek sawal karta hoon, pehle aap mere is sawal ka jawab do.
Ye kayenat kahan ko khatam huwi hai ?
ye meri bedroom ka end hai.
ye mere house ka end hai.
ye mere city bangalore ka end hai.
ye mere state karnataka ka end hai.
ye mere country india ka end hai.
ye mere world ka end hai.
ye mere galaxy ka end hai.
magar ye meri universe Kahan ko khatam huwi hai ?
koi janta hai to batlayen.
agar khatam huwi hai to uske baad kya hai, uske baad kya hai, uske ke baad aur kya hai.....??? - No Answer...
Aise hi deen mein bekar ke sawalat karna chod'do.
pehle mere is sawal ka jawab do phir aap apna sawal karo.
How to get rid of the whispers of the self and satan?
I am asking you: Is seeing the only proof of existence? Does that mean everything we cannot see does not exist?
If you cannot see the air, you never doubt that it exists because you experience its effects.
Likewise, if you cannot see Allah, that does not mean He does not exist. You believe in His existence because you see His signs all around you.
Just because something cannot be seen does not mean it does not exist.
Not everything that exists can be seen.
Listen: A Thought-Provoking Conversation About Faith
Teacher: Can you see God?
Student: No
Teacher: Can you touch God?
Student: No
Teacher: Then there isn't a God!
Student: Can you see your brain?"
Teacher: No
Student: Can you touch your brain?
Teacher: No
Student: Oh, okay. So you don't have a brain.
Existence does not depend on visibility.
Many things exist but we cannot see with our eyes.
For example, we cannot see the air around us, yet we know it exists because we can feel its effects and depend on it every moment. We also cannot see things such as gravity, radio waves, magnetic fields, or microorganisms with the naked eye, but their effects can be observed and measured.
Similarly, Islamic belief teaches that there are unseen beings, such as angels and jinn. The fact that we cannot see them with our eyes does not mean that they do not exist.
Human senses are limited, and not everything that exists is necessarily visible to us.
The Atheist Barber and the Scholar
The story of the Atheist Barber and the Scholar.
A barber was once cutting a man's hair, and the barber said, "I don't believe in the existence of God."
The man asked, 'Why not?'
The barber said there is so much misery and chaos in the world. If God existed, there would be no mess.
The man said, 'I also don't believe in barbers...'
The barber asked confusedly, 'How do you mean?'
The man said to the barber, 'Do you see those men outside with long hair?'
The barber said, 'Yes.'
The man said, If barbers existed, those people would not walk around with long and messy hair.
The barber said, 'We exist, but people don't come to us!'
The man said, 'Exactly. God also exists, but people don't turn to God for guidance. That's why there are so many problems in the world.'
If someone asked me how my faith became so strong, this would be my answer.
The signs of Allah that lead me to recognize my Creator.
The amazing miracle of Zamzam water.
Quranic verses appearing on a baby boy’s skin.
During Hajj, a blind woman suddenly regained her eyesight.
The Kalima Tayyibah appearing on a fish.
Amazing stories of new Muslims.
When we see these miracles in the Quran, our faith in Allah grows stronger and stronger.
