Scattered Pearls

The only way to salvation is through submission to Allah Ta’ala جل جلاله and loyalty to Sayyiduna Rasoolullah صلى الله عليه وسلم. Commitment to Deen is indeed the legacy of our pious predecessors.

SCATTERED PEARLS is basically gratitude unto Allah Ta’ala جل جلاله for the blessings of our Ahlullāh. Their sheer subservience to Allah Ta’ala and Rasulullah صلى الله عليه وسلم is amazing. These concise posts are being shared so that we can develop the bounty of Taqwa and attain everlasting salvation. Another vital point is for us to realise how closely our pious predecessors followed Sayyiduna Rasulullah صلى الله عليه وسلم and the Sahabah رضوان الله عليهم أجمعين.

We humbly request duaas that Allah Ta’ala جل جلاله accept our feeble efforts and keep us on the mizaaj (temperament) of servitude. آمين

Was Salaam
Qaasim عفي عنه

Taqwa – the Core Factor to Acquire All Goodness

Taqwa – the Core Factor to Acquire All Goodness

In many verses of the Qur’aan Majeed and in many Ahaadith of Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam), we are exhorted to adopt taqwa in our lives. Taqwa refers to the fear of Allah Ta‘ala. When one possesses the fear of Allah Ta‘ala, then this will motivate him to...

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Hadhrat Haji Imdaadullah

Hadhrat Haji Imdaadullah

Hadhrat Haji Saheb was in Tareeqat, the Imaam and Mujtahid of his time. In this field he was a Muhaqqiq and a Mujaddid. Once a man complained to Hadhrat Haji Saheb, “I engage in thikr, but do not discern any benefit.” Haji Saheb said, “What! Is your constancy in thikr...

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Shuraa (Consultation)

Shuraa (Consultation)

Hakeemul Ummah Hazrat Moulana Ashraf Ali Thaanwi Sahib رحمه الله has advised that if one's Sheikh is no longer living, then too one should not decide merely on the basis of one's own opinion. One should consult with even one's juniors. Juniors should follow the...

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Short and Beneficial Advices for Students Sitting in Exams

Short and Beneficial Advices for Students Sitting in Exams

By Shaykhul-Hadith, Hadrat Mawlana Muhammad Saleem Dhorat damat barakatuhum Work hard to achieve the highest possible grades. You will not be able to reach great heights without putting effort into your studies. Manage your time appropriately by making a timetable and...

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What Is Most Difficult For Shaitan?

What Is Most Difficult For Shaitan?

Hazrat Sahal bin Abdullah Tastari رحمه الله once said that he saw the accursed Iblees in a dream. Hazrat Sahal رحمه الله asked him; "What is most difficult for you?" Iblees replied; "The heart of a Muslim in which is ingrained the remembrance of Allah Ta‘ala جل...

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Two Attributes Of Accomplishment

Two Attributes Of Accomplishment

Hazrat Sahal bin Abdullah Tastari رحمه الله once whilst addressing his disciples said; "One will not attain accomplishment (in the spiritual realm) as long as one does not imbue within oneself one of the two attributes: He becomes oblivious of the entire creation, and...

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The Potency Of Zikrullah

The Potency Of Zikrullah

Hazrat Sahal bin Abdullah Tastari رحمه الله had prescribed for one of his disciples the constant Zikr of Allāhu Allāh (الله الله) The disciple was at all times engrossed in this Zikr. One day, a rafter from the ceiling fell on the head of the disciple. Blood gushed...

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Tawbah Is Compulsory…

Tawbah Is Compulsory…

Hazrat Sahal bin Abdullah Tastari رحمه الله advised; "Tawbah is compulsory on every person, whether he is of the elite (i.e. the Awliyaa and pious Ulama) or of the laypeople or whether he is a sinner or an obedient person." (SOURCE: THE SAADIQEEN) REFLECTIONS Sin...

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Gems From Hazrat Haatim Asamm رحمه الله

Gems From Hazrat Haatim Asamm رحمه الله

The initial stage of Zuhd (abstinence/renouncing the world) is to repose trust in Allah Ta'ala جل جلاله. Its middle stage is Sabr, and its final stage is Ikhlaas. Everything has an adornment. The adornment of ibaadah is Khawf (fear for Allah Ta‘ala جل جلاله). The sign...

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A Person Has Three Desires

A Person Has Three Desires

Hazrat Haatim Asamm رحمه الله has said that a person has three desires (i.e. such desires which perpetually make demands); The desire to eat. Repose trust in Allah Ta'ala جل جلاله in this regard; i.e. be careful what you eat and how you eat. The desire to speak; speak...

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