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Free time isn’t a break. It’s a battlefield. It’s where desires grow, Shaytaan whispers, and sins begin.

Ibn Al-Qayyim said: “Free time is the root of every evil and misguidance. If the soul isn’t busy with truth, it will be busy with falsehood.”

A heart that is not engaged in purpose becomes a dwelling place for Shaytaan. A mind that lacks direction invites dangerous thoughts. Every empty moment is a step closer to destruction.

Fill your time with worship, learning, and purposeful action. Because once Shaytaan finds your heart empty, he fills it with what destroys.

Allah says:
فَإِذَا فَرَغْتَ فَانصَبْ • وَإِلَىٰ رَبِّكَ فَارْغَب
So when you have finished, then stand up (for worship). And to your Lord direct your longing.” (Surah Ash-Sharh: 7-8).

26/06/2025

Hijrah: Beyond a Mere Celebration

Hijrah is not just a date on the Islamic calendar or an occasion to be marked with festivities. It represents a profound turning point in the history of Islam—one that reshaped not only the lives of the early Muslims but the trajectory of the entire Ummah.

Often in life, defining moments emerge from crises. For Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his companions, it was the severe persecution in Mecca that necessitated their emigration. This journey—known as the Hijrah—was not simply a relocation; it was a revolutionary movement that transformed Islam from a persecuted belief system into a powerful, thriving civilization.

The term Hijrah, derived from the Arabic root h-j-r, implies movement and transition. Historically, it refers to the migration of Muslims either to Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia) or more significantly, to Medina in 622 CE. While many today emphasize its personal or spiritual dimensions, Hijrah carries broader implications: political restructuring, economic reorganization, and the social unification of the Muslim community.

It was through Hijrah that Islam found the space to grow—from isolated belief to an organized society guided by divine law. In Medina, the foundations of an Islamic state were laid, and from there, Islamic civilization rose to prominence and flourished for centuries. This migration proved that Islam is not just a set of rituals, but a comprehensive system of life.

If Hijrah remains only as words on a page or a topic for annual sermons, it loses its essence. What matters most is not the celebration itself, but the conscious reflection and application of its lessons. The Hijrah marks the beginning of religious freedom, the quest for justice, and the establishment of a society rooted in Islamic values.

It is crucial to understand: Hijrah was not an escape, but a strategic move to ensure the survival, growth, and resilience of the Ummah. It is not about marking a date, but reviving a purpose.

Today, as we live in times overshadowed by ignorance, oppression, and alien ideologies, the legacy of Hijrah calls on us to rise. It urges us to move—not necessarily from one land to another, but from negligence to awareness, from weakness to strength, and from isolation to unity.

If the true meaning of Hijrah is forgotten or ignored, the future of millions of Muslims remains at risk. But if understood and practiced, it becomes the foundation for our revival.

Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan.

25/06/2025

Only a Movemental Nation Can Safeguard Muslim Ummah — Abu Mazeedatilkhayr

Renowned international Islamic scholar and authority on Islamic harakah (movemental work), Abu Mazeedatilkhayr has emphasized the importance of movement-based structures in ensuring the survival and security of the global Muslim Ummah.

Speaking during his courtesy visit to the Grand M***i of Yorubaland, Sheikh Daood Imran Molaasan, and members of his movement during the weekend, Abu Mazeedat declared that only a nation built upon dynamic Islamic activism and collective vision can truly safeguard the interests and future of Muslims.

“History has shown that stagnant nations, no matter how wealthy or populated, cannot protect Islam or Muslims. It is only a movemental nation — one grounded in purpose, spirituality, strategy, and unity — that can defend the Ummah against internal decay and external aggression,” he stated.

He lauded the efforts of the Grand M***i and his followers for sustaining a movement rooted in Islamic values and community development, calling it a model worthy of emulation across the Muslim world.

The visit also featured reaffirmation of unity among Islamic reformers and scholars dedicated to reviving the ideals of Islamic leadership and societal transformation.

Abu Mazeedatilkhayr concluded his remarks by urging Muslim communities to prioritize knowledge, strategic organization, and selfless leadership as the pillars of any successful Islamic movement in the 21st century.

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