1 - Endless Bliss - Hüseyin Hilmi Işık
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1 - Endless Bliss - Hüseyin Hilmi Işık
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profit which he obtained by selling it won’t be halâl. The profit<br />
should be given as alms. If the goods userped from various<br />
individuals were mixed with each other, or with usurper’s own<br />
property, and if they cannot be separated, all of them will be the<br />
usurper’s tainted property. But, it is not halâl for him to use<br />
them unless he compensates for them. Compensation does not<br />
cause that sin to be forgiven.” In the commentary of the book<br />
Durar, Sharnblâlî says, “If the cruel man mixes the usurped<br />
goods with his own goods, they become his own property. If his<br />
own halâl property left is to equal the amount of nisâb after he<br />
has given them for compensation, he should give zakât for all<br />
the mixture before the compensation. If the mixture equals the<br />
amount of nisâb, or his own halâl property is not enough to<br />
compensate for it, or the amount left after compensation is not<br />
equal to the nisâb, zakât will not be necessary.”]<br />
Though there are beloved ones interested in sweet meals<br />
and smart dresses, real pleasure is in what the people of warâ’<br />
eat and wear.<br />
Couplet:<br />
He who gave that to rank occupiers<br />
Gives this to the men of warâ’.<br />
The difference between ‘that’ and ‘this’ is very great. For<br />
Allahu ta’âlâ does not like ‘that,’ but He likes ‘this.’ Moreover, on<br />
the Day of Resurrection the accounting for ‘that’ will be difficult,<br />
while the accounting for ‘this’ will be easy. O Allah! Have mercy<br />
upon us! Do not allow us to deviate from the right way!<br />
43 – SECOND VOLUME, 66th LETTER<br />
This letter, written in Arabic to Khân-i Khânân<br />
‘rahmatullâhi ta’âlâ aleyh’ a governor of India, explains tawba<br />
(repentance), inâbat, warâ’ and taqwâ.<br />
I begin my letter with the Basmala. That is, to be able to<br />
write this letter, I trust myself to Allahu ta’âlâ, who is so merciful<br />
and bounteous, and I depend on Him. Every hamd, every<br />
thanks, belongs to Him by right. I send my salâm to the good<br />
people whom He chooses and loves. Our valuable lives are<br />
elapsing into committing sins, making mistakes, and doing what<br />
is wrong. Therefore, it will be pleasant for us to converse on<br />
repentance, on hanging the head in shame towards Allahu<br />
ta’âlâ, and to talk about warâ’ and taqwâ. Allahu ta’âlâ declares<br />
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