This gentleman always has such a gentle manner. He is the embodiment of gentleness, in actual fact! It is always a pleasure to listen to him speak about various aspects of his faith. And I speak as a non-Muslim!
@@ComfortfoodAu Thank you for your kind and welcoming words. They are much appreciated. This gentlemen's words so often touch the heart and are usually thought-provoking.
Mashallah I think hazrat saab takes it after hazrat moulana ashraf ali thanwi damat barkatahu aliya. I humbly request If hazrat dr saab can share some wisdoms from bahisti zewar it would reinvigorate my iman as i will be getting married again. As per instructions i will be going for the jamaat very soon once lockdown ends and spend some quality nights with the brothers which will be followed by a full ghusl just before fajr namaaz so i can get used to for my married straight life (sirat ul mustaqeen life)
That's okay guys. If people take advantage. That is between them and Allaah. Just make your intentions that you want to serve the creations of Allaah and you dont have no choice but be gentle to His slaves!
quotes from this lecture: If you want to attract people and distribute something good you need to be gentle Sometimes you do have to use a bit of harshness and severe manner but with the intention to reform. It's medicinal, it's therapeutic, it's for the cure Being tough on cases where it's needed. that's dignified. that's required in fact. Otherwise, it would be cowardice.
Notes: • Gentleness is always preferred over harshness, severity and force. • Constructive toughness is acceptable. Harshness is undignified and unacceptable. • Gentleness is the attribute of the wise. Is always entirely good. • Gentleness is to manage things with subtlety and tact, not with a sledgehammer.
Islam says if you want to function as a stable human being,the type of food you eat matters.. Surah baqarah 168 & 169 See the sequence What if a person eats a lot of meat and talks a lot about Islam? Delusions and hallucinations from Shaitan.
