1 - Endless Bliss - Hüseyin Hilmi Işık
1 - Endless Bliss - Hüseyin Hilmi Işık
1 - Endless Bliss - Hüseyin Hilmi Işık
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is merely a probability, do you want to be burned eternally in a<br />
fire? Wisdom, knowledge, and science prevent the rejection of<br />
the existence of Allah and a belief regarding Paradise and Hell.<br />
Objective individuals are unable to assert that such things<br />
cannot happen. Those who do not believe are unable to show<br />
any documents or evidence supporting their rejection. However,<br />
the evidences that prove belief to be unavoidable is<br />
innumerable. World libraries are full of books which spell out<br />
these proofs. Deceived by their nafs and pleasures, they reject.<br />
They think of nothing except their pleasures. However, Islâm<br />
does not prohibit pleasure itself. It prohibits the hazardous<br />
effects of certain pleasures. Therefore, the one who has<br />
wisdom obtains his pleasure through the means shown by<br />
Allâhu ta’âlâ. He is adorned with the superior morality of Islâm.<br />
He is helpful to everyone. He retaliates with goodness to those<br />
who act maliciously towards him. If he is unable to be<br />
benevolent at least, he should act with patience. He should not<br />
be destructive; he should be constructive. Thus, he will attain<br />
his pleasures, comfort and peace of mind. Besides, he will be<br />
spared the eternal torments of the next world. It is a proven fact<br />
that to be a Muslim and to have îmân are prerequisite for peace<br />
of mind and happiness. To have îmân is very easy. It is not<br />
necessary to give money to a certain place, to give goods, to do<br />
hard work, to receive permission from someone. Additionally, it<br />
is not necessary to declare it openly and to inform someone<br />
about your îmân. Îmân consists of learning six things and<br />
believing in them through the heart in a secret way. The one<br />
who has îmân becomes submissive to Allâhu ta’âlâ’s<br />
commandments. In other words, he willingly practices without<br />
any compulsion. Thus, he becomes a Muslim. In short, every<br />
Believer (Mu’min) is a Muslim. Every Muslim is a Believer<br />
(Mu’min)].<br />
44 – SECOND VOLUME, 82nd LETTER<br />
This letter, sent to Khwâja Sharafaddîn Huseyn,<br />
discusses avoiding the harâm and adhering to the Sharî’at.<br />
O our Allah! Make us know the world as it is and place in our<br />
hearts the greatness, the importance of the next world! O my<br />
clever son! Do not ever fall for the decoration, the ornaments of<br />
the harâms; do not get deceived by their transient, exhaustible<br />
flavours! Be extra careful so that all your actions, thoughts and<br />
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