One of my bosses has this to say regarding the current administration: “the most difficult of all tasks these days is trying to defend the government of the day; as you attempt to tie up the loose ends, they loose it themselves “
One body two different personalities.
Al-yasa’a
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Telling the truth in the face of power is a sign of strong character and genuine faith.
Islam does not measure a person by their wealth, position, or influence but by their commitment to righteousness and justice.
Speak honestly even when it is against their personal interests.
Avoid exaggeration, rumours, and false accusations.
Give sincere advice to those in authority.
Remember that Allah knows what is hidden and what is revealed.
To media Aides!!!
Islam teaches that lying for personal benefit, to protect injustice, or to please powerful people damages both the individual and society.
“Truthfulness leads to righteousness, and righteousness leads to Paradise. A person continues to speak the truth until he is recorded with Allah as
truthfully person.” (ﷺ)
Believers should remember that hiding the truth or supporting falsehood is a serious moral failure. Truth must remain the foundation of human relationships, leadership, and society.
Allah says:
“O you who believe! Stand firmly for justice, as witnesses for Allah, even if it is against yourselves or your parents and relatives…”
(Qur’an 4:135)
We should be careful of our utterances and submissions as Islam teaches Muslims to speak the truth at all times, even when the truth may bring difficulty, opposition, or personal loss.
Until we cultivate the habit of telling and sticking to the truth even in the face of power, then we can start unwinding and understanding the depths of our ordeals. #Alyasaaexclusivenuggets