Allah (s.w.t) is our Rabb (explanation follows).. My Lord, the Lord of all, the Lord of the worlds. He is the sustain-er of all. Of the birds in the sky and the fish in the water. He who fed me when I was in the womb of my mother. He cherished me when I was helpless and could do nothing as an infant. Of course Allah (s.w.t) does things through a means. So it was my parents whom Allah (s.w.t) was using the means for. Now when I am grown-up and has become a man. Now my mind is saying 'I AM the sustainer of me and my family'' 'How can I feed myself and the family. Am I to close my business for prayer' who would feed them!!! Within the heart 'MONEY' has become a LORD...So to attain it, anything should be done. Adjusting prayer is OK, trimming beard or shaving, whatever... I need to fill my belly of me and my family..
We forget the reality. Allah (s.w.t) is testing for a while to see whom His slave takes as His Lord. We also forget that we are not the only creature on this face of earth. As a Muslim we are trained to remind this FACT five times a day... Muazzin calls us for prayer... Allah is greatest. We repeat in Faathiha (first Chapter of Quran) : Allah you are the Lord of the worlds. In Rukoo, (leaning position in prayer) saying again, Glory be to the Only one Lord .(Rabb). In standing up and in sujood (postration):. Rabb, Rabb.. is repeated... Then the first question in grave'' Who is your Lord'' (Rabb). Who could answer is 'Who took Allah as their Rabb in this life'
In reality Allah is the Lord. He sustains even to those who deny Him. Then how would he forsake His devotees. But as a fact Allah may give little of Dunya (worldly blessings) to those who He really Loves. That's what history tells us. Most of the Prophets (Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon them) and Sahaaba (r.a),Allah (s.w.t) is our Rabb. My Lord, the Lord of all, the Lord of the worlds. He is the sustainer of all. Of the birds in the sky and the fish in the water. He who fed me when I was in the womb of my mother. He cherished me when I was helpless and could do nothing as an infant. Of course Allah (s.w.t) does things through a means. Because He is Musabbib al Asbab. So it was my parents whom Allah (s.w.t) was using the means for. Now when I am grown-up and has become a man. Now my mind is saying 'I AM the sustainer of me and my family'' 'How can I feed myself and the family. Am I to close my business for prayer' who would feed them!!! Within the heart 'MONEY' has become a LORD...... so to attain it, anything should be done. Adjusting prayer is OK, trimming beard or shaving, whatever... I need to fill my belly of me and my family..
Subhana-Allah. We forget the reality. Allah (s.w.t) is testing for a while to see whom His slave takes as His Lord. We also forget that we are not the only creature on this face of earth. As a Muslim we are trained to remind this FACT five times a day... Muazzin calls us for prayer... Allah is greatest. We repeat in Faathiha, Allah you are the Lord of the worlds. In Rukoo, saying again, Glory be to the Only one Lord .. (Rabb). In standing up,, In sujood.. Rabb, Rabb.. is repeated... then the first question in grave'' Who is your Lord'' (Rabb). Who could answer is 'Who took Allah as their Rabb in this life'
In reality Allah is the Lord. He sustains even to those who deny Him. Then how would he forsake His devotees. But as a fact Allah may give little of Dunya to those who He really Loves. That's what history tells us. Most of the Prophets (a.s) and Sahaaba, companions of the Prophet had no much wealth. Our beloved Prophet (s.a.w) never ate his belly full ever. Dunya is not something so good in the sight of Allah. He never ever looked with the eyes of mercy towards it. In fact He gave more Dunya to those who denied Him and remained arrogant. Pharoah had the best while Mosa (a.s) had little. He has prepared for His servants a world beyond this little world. To be forever and eternal. But He gives the Barakat to His good servants. Barkaat does not mean, having much. He makes their life easy and dependent on none but Him. A happy, blissful and pleasing life. Companions of the Prophet had no much wealth. Our beloved Prophet (Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon him) never ate his belly full ever. Dunya (worldly affairs) is not something so good in the sight of Allah. He never ever looked with the eyes of mercy towards it. In fact He gave more Dunya (worldly blessings) to those who denied Him and remained arrogant. Pharoah had the best while Mosa (Peace and Blessings be upon him) had little. He has prepared for His servants a world beyond this little world. To be forever and eternal. But He gives the Barakat (blessings) to His good servants. Barkaat does not mean, having much. He makes their life easy and dependent on none but Him. A happy, blissful and pleasing life.
SO GOD OF ISLAM IS THE REAL. Islam was the first religion on earth. Adam (pbuh), the first man on earth was the first Prophet and Mohammed (pbuh) is the last prophet of Islam. Moses and Jesus (peace and blessings be upon them)) invited people to the worship of Allah (SWT) who is only worthy of worship. The qualities of real God is explained briefly in Chapter 112 Al-Ikhlas of Quran.
1 Say: He is Allah, the One and Only;
2 Allah, the Eternal, Absolute;
3 He begetteth not, nor is He begotten;
4 And there is none like unto Him.