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The Legacy by which We are Remembered
In every age, people are remembered not merely by their names, but by the mark they leave behind. A title, an association or a distinction often becomes the identifier of a person long after he has departed from this world.
In the early generations of Islam, the most honoured titles were those linked to sacrifice and service in the cause of Allah Ta‘ala. A person would be known as a Muhaajir — one who left his homeland for the sake …
Before the Marketplace Closes
There was once a trader who rented a shop in the busiest marketplace of the city. The terms were clear: the rent was high, but the foot traffic was unmatched. For one month only, the crowds would pour in like never before. Other traders prepared weeks in advance — stocking shelves, arranging displays and planning every hour. This trader, however, opened his shop late, closed early, argued with customers and spent long stretches sitting idly while people passed by his door.
A Life of Divine Devotion
(Sayyidah Amatullah Tasneem [rahimahallah] – Part Seven)
The greatest wealth that Sayyidah Amatullah Tasneem (rahimahallah) possessed, and the most remarkable feature of her life, was her deep connection with Allah Ta‘ala. This sacred bond formed the very foundation for the many notable accomplishments she achieved throughout her life.
The strength of this relationship shone clearly in her ‘ibaadah and ma’moolaat (daily devotions). Describing her daily routine, her sister’s granddaughter, Sayyidah Maimoonah (rahimahallah), commented, “What can …
