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The Annual Ramadhaan Sale is ending!

With Jannat up for grabs and upto 50% OFF on all temptations and shaitans whisperings you CANNOT afford to miss these INCREDIBLE give aways!

With every FARD purchased you get the reward of 70 FARAID!

And thats not all!

For every NAFL you get the reward of a FARD!

Hows THAT for super specials!

FREE GOODIES to be handed out :

1st 10 days - ALLAH'S MERCY

2nd 10 days -ALLAH'S FORGIVENESS and

3rd 10 days -SAVIOUR FROM HELLFIRE.

Don't forget we are open during Suhoor and Iftar,

Please note DUAS Maste Card accepted at these times!

So HURRY what are YOU waiting for!

Sale ONLY on till September 10th!

» posted by bint Mohammed on 2nd September 2010 - 1 comment

A Pound a Night...

From the teachings of Shaykh Mohammed Saleem Dhorat Saheb~~~~~

Thought Provoking Naseehat:

During every night of Ramadhaan,
spend atleast one pound in charity,
if it happens to be Laylatul Qadr,
you will receive the reward of spending £1 everyday for 83 years!

» posted by bint Mohammed on 24th August 2010 - 0 comments

Happiness comes from giving

This story is about a beautiful, expensively dressed lady who complained
to her psychiatrist that she felt that her whole life was empty, it had no meaning.

So, the lady went to visit a counselor to seek out happiness.
The counselor called over the old lady who cleaned the office floors.
The counselor then said to the rich lady"I'm going to ask Mary here
to tell you how she found happiness. All I want you to do is listen to her."

So the old lady put down her broom and sat on a chair and told her story:
"Well, my husband died of malaria and three months later my only son was killed by a car.
I had nobody... I had nothing left. I couldn't sleep, I couldn't eat,
I never smiled at anyone, I even thought of taking my own life.

Then one evening a little kitten followed me home from work.
Somehow I felt sorry for that kitten. It was cold outside, so I decided
to let the kitten in. I got it some milk, and the kitten licked the plate clean.

Then it purred and rubbed against my leg and for the first time in months,
I smiled.
Then I stopped to think, if helping a little kitten could make me smile,
maybe doing something for people could make me happy.
So the next day I baked some biscuits and took them to a neighbour who was sick in bed.

Every day I tried to do something nice for someone.
It made me so happy to see them happy.
Today, I don't know of anybody who sleeps and eats better than I do.

I've found happiness, by giving it to others."

When she heard that the rich lady cried.
She had everything that money could buy, but she had lost the things which money cannot buy.

» posted by bint Mohammed on 19th July 2010 - 0 comments

The Silent Sermon

A member of a certain mosque, who previously had started attending the mosque to perform his Salaah, suddenly stopped attending. After a few weeks, the imam decided to visit him.

It was a chilly evening. The imam found the man alone at home, sitting before a blazing fire. Guessing the reason for his imam's visit, the man welcomed him, led him to a comfortable chair near the fireplace...and waited.

The imam made himself at home but said nothing. In the grave silence, he contemplated the dance of the flames around the burning logs. After some minutes, the imam took the fire tongs, carefully picked up a brightly burning ember and placed it to one side of the hearth all alone, then he sat back in his chair, still silent.

The host watched all this in quiet contemplation. As the one lone ember's flame flickered and diminished, there was a momentary glow and then its fire was no more. Soon it was cold and dead.

Not a word had been spoken since the initial greeting. The imam glanced at his watch and realized it was time to leave. He slowly stood up, picked up the cold, dead ember and placed it back in the middle of the fire.

Immediately it began to glow, once more with the light and warmth of the burning coals around it.

As the imam reached the door to leave, his host said with a tear running down his cheek,
'Shukran for your visit and especially for the firey sermon.

I will be attending mosque again tomorrow starting with the Fajr salaah, inshallah'.

We live in a world today,
which tries to say too much with too little.
Consequently, few listen.
Sometimes the best sermons are the ones
left unspoken.

» posted by bint Mohammed on 24th June 2010 - 0 comments