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"Sometimes we live close to someone but are very far from them, yet sometimes we live far but are close to them. Love is not about distance, its about connection.
Abu Lahab remained far from him ﷺ in Makkah and Uwaiys al-Qarni radiAllahu anhu remained close in Yemen."
Destructive Jealousy Khutbah By Uways Taweel
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Beautiful Khutbah by Abu Abdir-Rahmān Uways Taweel at Masjid as-Salafi, 17/02/17. Please leave a comment below describing the contents of this talk and…
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A Supplication attributed to Sayyiduna Uways al-Qarani, may Allah continue to exalt his spiritual station
"In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. O Allah! I call You, and want no other but You. God, I desire You only. I call upon You, O You Who brings comfort to those who are in holy awe of Your Immensity, and give refuge to those in need. You open hearts, and are in possession of all good. You bring stability to weariness, and purify all wrongs. You write out our good deeds and allow us to ascend. I ask of You to provide us with good intentions and not to subject our beings with dark objectives. O Allah, O Merciful, I call upon all Your Names, and with all Your kindness which shall not remain hidden. I call You, upon Your most treasured Name, the Name which shall grant my prayer to be heard and answered quicker by You. Amen, O Lord of the worlds."
[Sayyiduna Uways al-Qarani رضي الله عنه]
A Supplication attributed to Sayyiduna Uways al-Qarani, may Allah continue to exalt his spiritual station
"In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. O Allah! I call You, and want no other but You. God, I desire You only. I call upon You, O You Who brings comfort to those who are in holy awe of Your Immensity, and give refuge to those in need. You open hearts, and are in possession of all good. You bring stability to weariness, and purify all wrongs. You write out our good deeds and allow us to ascend. I ask of You to provide us with good intentions and not to subject our beings with dark objectives. O Allah, O Merciful, I call upon all Your Names, and with all Your kindness which shall not remain hidden. I call You, upon Your most treasured Name, the Name which shall grant my prayer to be heard and answered quicker by You. Amen, O Lord of the worlds."
[Sayyiduna Uways al-Qarani رضي الله عنه]
"I searched for glory and I found it in humility. I searched for kingdom and I found it in admonishing people (i.e. giving them naseehat, counseling). I searched for culture and found it in truth. I searched for holiness and found it in poverty. I searched for Nisbat and found it in piety. (Nisbat refers to a special relationship of proximity with Allah عزوجل.) I searched for honour and I found it in contentment (i.e. contentment with whatever Allah عزوجل has ordained). I searched for comfort and found it in zuhd (abstinence – renunciation of the passing world of appearances). I searched for independence and found it in tawakkul (trust in Allah عزوجل)."
[Sayyiduna Uways al-Qarani رضي الله عنه]
Being a faqeer and uwaysiyyah is the same. Looking into the life of sayydina Uways may Allah be pleased with him should extend the level of our understanding on faqeer.
He loves his prophetصل الله عليه who is his shaykh but was veiled from physical meeting.
He lived in poverty where no-one ecognized him as the holy one except the one who is granted sincerity.
You must know and understand what being a faqeer is, its the art of soul mastership where love binds the inward and outward of everything in Oneness.
