![Ma3bari's tweet photo. Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari al-Shafi‘i al-Ashʿarī (d. 926 AH), commenting on Imam Ibn al-Nahwi al-Maliki al-Ashʿarī (d. 513 AH) in his celebrated Qaṣīdah al-Munfarijah, on one of the poem’s lines:
“And when the doors of guidance are opened, then hasten to its treasuries and enter.”
Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari states in al-Aḍwāʾ al-Bahjah fī Ibrāz Daqāʾiq al-Munfarijah:
“In this verse, ‘opening’ is the lifting of outward obstacles, the uncovering of the veils of the soul, and the removal of inward attachments that prevent one from attaining spiritual stations and forms of knowledge.
“Doors” are used metaphorically for those obstacles, veils, and attachments, because they bar one from guidance. Guidance cannot become established in its proper place except when these are removed, just as one cannot reach what lies beyond doors except by opening them.
“Hastening” is an allusion to earnest striving in seeking, and to strength of resolve; it is a figurative expression for these.
And “entering” is an allusion to becoming firmly established in those stations and knowledges.
He then turns from explanation to the path itself:
“His words also contain an indication of a great principle in the path: opposing the lower self in its appetites. For its nature inclines toward abandoning worship and toward its own share in every act.
For this reason the scholars have said: opposing the lower self is the head of worship. And whoever looks upon the self approvingly in any respect has destroyed it by its own ruinous traits, such as pride, self-conceit, envy, and long hope.
How can it be fitting for any rational person to be pleased with his soul, while Allah Most High says: ‘Surely the soul indeed commands to evil, except that upon which my Lord has mercy.’”
Then he says:
“Once you have truly realized the station of being pleased with the divine decree in what is beloved and what is disliked alike, and the veils are lifted from your soul, and the obstacles that prevent it from attaining lofty stations and lordly knowledges are removed, and the doors of guidance are opened for you, then hasten to enter with resolve, earnestness, and firmness, so that you may obtain from its treasuries that by which you will live in bliss and happiness.
Beware of delay and procrastination, for death may suddenly descend upon you, and the chance may be lost; then you will be deprived of good and left remorseful when remorse no longer avails.”
He then names the greatest obstruction:
“If among the strongest obstacles to reaching these stations and knowledges is your soul that commands to evil, when you leave it roaming freely in the pastures of desire, grazing in the abode of pleasures, and yielding to it in the destructive things it beautifies, then be utterly careful to rein in its wild force, disobey its command, oppose its desire, beware of it, and struggle against it.
That is the greater jihad. It is one of the doors of guidance. Rather, it is the head of all acts of worship and the key to goodly habits. Allah Most High says: “But as for the one who feared the station of his Lord and restrained the soul from caprice, then surely Paradise shall be the refuge.” [Sūrat al-Nāziʿāt, verses 40–41]”
And the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “What I fear most for my community are following caprice and long hope. As for following caprice, it turns one away from the truth; and as for long hope, it makes one forget the Hereafter.” (Ithāf al-Sādah al-Muttaqīn, 1/238)
And he transmits from the masters of the path:
“Sahl ibn ‘Abd Allah said: ‘God has not been worshipped by anything like opposing the lower self and caprice.’
Al-Junayd said: ‘The soul that commands to evil is the one that calls to destruction, aids the enemies, follows caprice, and stands accused of every evil quality.’”
Then he adds:
“Likewise, among the strongest obstacles to reaching those ultimate goals is following the footsteps of Satan, his whisperings, his traces, and his stratagems. For, as has come in the reports, he runs through the son of Adam like the running of blood, and he stamps upon his heart a black mark; then he leads him astray and seduces him, deceiving him by desires and temptations, thus ruining him and casting him down, except the one whom Allah Most High protects. Allah says: “O you who believe, do not follow the footsteps of Satan; and whoever follows the footsteps of Satan, indeed he commands indecency and wrongdoing...” [Sūrat al-Nūr, verse 21]
So be diligent in opposing him, watching against him, driving him away, and seeking refuge in God from his evil and his plotting. And God is the One who takes charge of your guidance.”
Guidance does not come while the doors remain shut, and the doors do not open until the servant learns to oppose the lower self, tear through its veils, and enter without delay when Allah opens the way.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HHZiK4WWAAA91wx.png)
![Ma3bari's tweet photo. Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari al-Shafi‘i al-Ashʿarī (d. 926 AH), commenting on Imam Ibn al-Nahwi al-Maliki al-Ashʿarī (d. 513 AH) in his celebrated Qaṣīdah al-Munfarijah, on one of the poem’s lines:
“And when the doors of guidance are opened, then hasten to its treasuries and enter.”
Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari states in al-Aḍwāʾ al-Bahjah fī Ibrāz Daqāʾiq al-Munfarijah:
“In this verse, ‘opening’ is the lifting of outward obstacles, the uncovering of the veils of the soul, and the removal of inward attachments that prevent one from attaining spiritual stations and forms of knowledge.
“Doors” are used metaphorically for those obstacles, veils, and attachments, because they bar one from guidance. Guidance cannot become established in its proper place except when these are removed, just as one cannot reach what lies beyond doors except by opening them.
“Hastening” is an allusion to earnest striving in seeking, and to strength of resolve; it is a figurative expression for these.
And “entering” is an allusion to becoming firmly established in those stations and knowledges.
He then turns from explanation to the path itself:
“His words also contain an indication of a great principle in the path: opposing the lower self in its appetites. For its nature inclines toward abandoning worship and toward its own share in every act.
For this reason the scholars have said: opposing the lower self is the head of worship. And whoever looks upon the self approvingly in any respect has destroyed it by its own ruinous traits, such as pride, self-conceit, envy, and long hope.
How can it be fitting for any rational person to be pleased with his soul, while Allah Most High says: ‘Surely the soul indeed commands to evil, except that upon which my Lord has mercy.’”
Then he says:
“Once you have truly realized the station of being pleased with the divine decree in what is beloved and what is disliked alike, and the veils are lifted from your soul, and the obstacles that prevent it from attaining lofty stations and lordly knowledges are removed, and the doors of guidance are opened for you, then hasten to enter with resolve, earnestness, and firmness, so that you may obtain from its treasuries that by which you will live in bliss and happiness.
Beware of delay and procrastination, for death may suddenly descend upon you, and the chance may be lost; then you will be deprived of good and left remorseful when remorse no longer avails.”
He then names the greatest obstruction:
“If among the strongest obstacles to reaching these stations and knowledges is your soul that commands to evil, when you leave it roaming freely in the pastures of desire, grazing in the abode of pleasures, and yielding to it in the destructive things it beautifies, then be utterly careful to rein in its wild force, disobey its command, oppose its desire, beware of it, and struggle against it.
That is the greater jihad. It is one of the doors of guidance. Rather, it is the head of all acts of worship and the key to goodly habits. Allah Most High says: “But as for the one who feared the station of his Lord and restrained the soul from caprice, then surely Paradise shall be the refuge.” [Sūrat al-Nāziʿāt, verses 40–41]”
And the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “What I fear most for my community are following caprice and long hope. As for following caprice, it turns one away from the truth; and as for long hope, it makes one forget the Hereafter.” (Ithāf al-Sādah al-Muttaqīn, 1/238)
And he transmits from the masters of the path:
“Sahl ibn ‘Abd Allah said: ‘God has not been worshipped by anything like opposing the lower self and caprice.’
Al-Junayd said: ‘The soul that commands to evil is the one that calls to destruction, aids the enemies, follows caprice, and stands accused of every evil quality.’”
Then he adds:
“Likewise, among the strongest obstacles to reaching those ultimate goals is following the footsteps of Satan, his whisperings, his traces, and his stratagems. For, as has come in the reports, he runs through the son of Adam like the running of blood, and he stamps upon his heart a black mark; then he leads him astray and seduces him, deceiving him by desires and temptations, thus ruining him and casting him down, except the one whom Allah Most High protects. Allah says: “O you who believe, do not follow the footsteps of Satan; and whoever follows the footsteps of Satan, indeed he commands indecency and wrongdoing...” [Sūrat al-Nūr, verse 21]
So be diligent in opposing him, watching against him, driving him away, and seeking refuge in God from his evil and his plotting. And God is the One who takes charge of your guidance.”
Guidance does not come while the doors remain shut, and the doors do not open until the servant learns to oppose the lower self, tear through its veils, and enter without delay when Allah opens the way.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HHZfmfjXEAAC00-.jpg)
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greater percentage of children killed in Gaza than in Europe's holocaust. that's a hell of a statistic.
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But yes the real issue is Dr. Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed is running as Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.
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It’s the single biggest destruction of holy sites in the modern HISTORY OF THE WORLD.
@mtgreenee The truth about covid
Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari al-Shafi‘i al-Ashʿarī (d. 926 AH), commenting on Imam Ibn al-Nahwi al-Maliki al-Ashʿarī (d. 513 AH) in his celebrated Qaṣīdah al-Munfarijah, on one of the poem’s lines:
“And when the doors of guidance are opened, then hasten to its treasuries and enter.”
Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari states in al-Aḍwāʾ al-Bahjah fī Ibrāz Daqāʾiq al-Munfarijah:
“In this verse, ‘opening’ is the lifting of outward obstacles, the uncovering of the veils of the soul, and the removal of inward attachments that prevent one from attaining spiritual stations and forms of knowledge.
“Doors” are used metaphorically for those obstacles, veils, and attachments, because they bar one from guidance. Guidance cannot become established in its proper place except when these are removed, just as one cannot reach what lies beyond doors except by opening them.
“Hastening” is an allusion to earnest striving in seeking, and to strength of resolve; it is a figurative expression for these.
And “entering” is an allusion to becoming firmly established in those stations and knowledges.
He then turns from explanation to the path itself:
“His words also contain an indication of a great principle in the path: opposing the lower self in its appetites. For its nature inclines toward abandoning worship and toward its own share in every act.
For this reason the scholars have said: opposing the lower self is the head of worship. And whoever looks upon the self approvingly in any respect has destroyed it by its own ruinous traits, such as pride, self-conceit, envy, and long hope.
How can it be fitting for any rational person to be pleased with his soul, while Allah Most High says: ‘Surely the soul indeed commands to evil, except that upon which my Lord has mercy.’”
Then he says:
“Once you have truly realized the station of being pleased with the divine decree in what is beloved and what is disliked alike, and the veils are lifted from your soul, and the obstacles that prevent it from attaining lofty stations and lordly knowledges are removed, and the doors of guidance are opened for you, then hasten to enter with resolve, earnestness, and firmness, so that you may obtain from its treasuries that by which you will live in bliss and happiness.
Beware of delay and procrastination, for death may suddenly descend upon you, and the chance may be lost; then you will be deprived of good and left remorseful when remorse no longer avails.”
He then names the greatest obstruction:
“If among the strongest obstacles to reaching these stations and knowledges is your soul that commands to evil, when you leave it roaming freely in the pastures of desire, grazing in the abode of pleasures, and yielding to it in the destructive things it beautifies, then be utterly careful to rein in its wild force, disobey its command, oppose its desire, beware of it, and struggle against it.
That is the greater jihad. It is one of the doors of guidance. Rather, it is the head of all acts of worship and the key to goodly habits. Allah Most High says: “But as for the one who feared the station of his Lord and restrained the soul from caprice, then surely Paradise shall be the refuge.” [Sūrat al-Nāziʿāt, verses 40–41]”
And the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “What I fear most for my community are following caprice and long hope. As for following caprice, it turns one away from the truth; and as for long hope, it makes one forget the Hereafter.” (Ithāf al-Sādah al-Muttaqīn, 1/238)
And he transmits from the masters of the path:
“Sahl ibn ‘Abd Allah said: ‘God has not been worshipped by anything like opposing the lower self and caprice.’
Al-Junayd said: ‘The soul that commands to evil is the one that calls to destruction, aids the enemies, follows caprice, and stands accused of every evil quality.’”
Then he adds:
“Likewise, among the strongest obstacles to reaching those ultimate goals is following the footsteps of Satan, his whisperings, his traces, and his stratagems. For, as has come in the reports, he runs through the son of Adam like the running of blood, and he stamps upon his heart a black mark; then he leads him astray and seduces him, deceiving him by desires and temptations, thus ruining him and casting him down, except the one whom Allah Most High protects. Allah says: “O you who believe, do not follow the footsteps of Satan; and whoever follows the footsteps of Satan, indeed he commands indecency and wrongdoing...” [Sūrat al-Nūr, verse 21]
So be diligent in opposing him, watching against him, driving him away, and seeking refuge in God from his evil and his plotting. And God is the One who takes charge of your guidance.”
Guidance does not come while the doors remain shut, and the doors do not open until the servant learns to oppose the lower self, tear through its veils, and enter without delay when Allah opens the way.
![Ma3bari's tweet photo. Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari al-Shafi‘i al-Ashʿarī (d. 926 AH), commenting on Imam Ibn al-Nahwi al-Maliki al-Ashʿarī (d. 513 AH) in his celebrated Qaṣīdah al-Munfarijah, on one of the poem’s lines:
“And when the doors of guidance are opened, then hasten to its treasuries and enter.”
Imam Zakariyya al-Ansari states in al-Aḍwāʾ al-Bahjah fī Ibrāz Daqāʾiq al-Munfarijah:
“In this verse, ‘opening’ is the lifting of outward obstacles, the uncovering of the veils of the soul, and the removal of inward attachments that prevent one from attaining spiritual stations and forms of knowledge.
“Doors” are used metaphorically for those obstacles, veils, and attachments, because they bar one from guidance. Guidance cannot become established in its proper place except when these are removed, just as one cannot reach what lies beyond doors except by opening them.
“Hastening” is an allusion to earnest striving in seeking, and to strength of resolve; it is a figurative expression for these.
And “entering” is an allusion to becoming firmly established in those stations and knowledges.
He then turns from explanation to the path itself:
“His words also contain an indication of a great principle in the path: opposing the lower self in its appetites. For its nature inclines toward abandoning worship and toward its own share in every act.
For this reason the scholars have said: opposing the lower self is the head of worship. And whoever looks upon the self approvingly in any respect has destroyed it by its own ruinous traits, such as pride, self-conceit, envy, and long hope.
How can it be fitting for any rational person to be pleased with his soul, while Allah Most High says: ‘Surely the soul indeed commands to evil, except that upon which my Lord has mercy.’”
Then he says:
“Once you have truly realized the station of being pleased with the divine decree in what is beloved and what is disliked alike, and the veils are lifted from your soul, and the obstacles that prevent it from attaining lofty stations and lordly knowledges are removed, and the doors of guidance are opened for you, then hasten to enter with resolve, earnestness, and firmness, so that you may obtain from its treasuries that by which you will live in bliss and happiness.
Beware of delay and procrastination, for death may suddenly descend upon you, and the chance may be lost; then you will be deprived of good and left remorseful when remorse no longer avails.”
He then names the greatest obstruction:
“If among the strongest obstacles to reaching these stations and knowledges is your soul that commands to evil, when you leave it roaming freely in the pastures of desire, grazing in the abode of pleasures, and yielding to it in the destructive things it beautifies, then be utterly careful to rein in its wild force, disobey its command, oppose its desire, beware of it, and struggle against it.
That is the greater jihad. It is one of the doors of guidance. Rather, it is the head of all acts of worship and the key to goodly habits. Allah Most High says: “But as for the one who feared the station of his Lord and restrained the soul from caprice, then surely Paradise shall be the refuge.” [Sūrat al-Nāziʿāt, verses 40–41]”
And the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: “What I fear most for my community are following caprice and long hope. As for following caprice, it turns one away from the truth; and as for long hope, it makes one forget the Hereafter.” (Ithāf al-Sādah al-Muttaqīn, 1/238)
And he transmits from the masters of the path:
“Sahl ibn ‘Abd Allah said: ‘God has not been worshipped by anything like opposing the lower self and caprice.’
Al-Junayd said: ‘The soul that commands to evil is the one that calls to destruction, aids the enemies, follows caprice, and stands accused of every evil quality.’”
Then he adds:
“Likewise, among the strongest obstacles to reaching those ultimate goals is following the footsteps of Satan, his whisperings, his traces, and his stratagems. For, as has come in the reports, he runs through the son of Adam like the running of blood, and he stamps upon his heart a black mark; then he leads him astray and seduces him, deceiving him by desires and temptations, thus ruining him and casting him down, except the one whom Allah Most High protects. Allah says: “O you who believe, do not follow the footsteps of Satan; and whoever follows the footsteps of Satan, indeed he commands indecency and wrongdoing...” [Sūrat al-Nūr, verse 21]
So be diligent in opposing him, watching against him, driving him away, and seeking refuge in God from his evil and his plotting. And God is the One who takes charge of your guidance.”
Guidance does not come while the doors remain shut, and the doors do not open until the servant learns to oppose the lower self, tear through its veils, and enter without delay when Allah opens the way.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HHZiL2cXoAAqUto.jpg)
Call me crazy, but maybe two men who fathered 19 children with 7 different women shouldn’t be lecturing us about family values.
The Economist: You have close to 250 million followers on X. You say things like "civil war in Britain is inevitable. Just a question of when"
Elon Musk: On the current trend, yes.
The Economist: When were you last in the UK?
Musk: A few years ago
The Economist: Exactly. I live there. That is nonsense. The numbers also disprove what you say. London is a much safer city than any city in the US. You have painted Europe and the UK as overrun with terrifying Muslim immigrants, there's rape on every corner, there's civilizational destruction.
Musk: I didn't say any of those things.
You're watching murder in cold blood. In broad daylight.
Illegal jewish settlers attacked Palestinians. The IOF shot the Palestinians, murdered four, and injured others. Read that again.
Let that sink in. 5 years old.
5 years old.
I just found out I can’t arrest Netanyahu
Honestly, I really didn’t know 🙁
They are burning us before your eyes.
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