Ask Guidance from God Alone through Correct Methods

Submitted by Talhah (United Kingdom), May 19, 2008 at 09:37

All the fuss about Jihad and Jihadists !

Let me introduce you to a world of guidance. Let us not beguile ourselves by loosing our temper, internally most severely and externally not apparently, and lead a way of ignorance with not a single sign of creator being accepted.

Muslims who with little knowledge try and perceive good through violence without having followed the pattern of our Beloved prophet Muhammad (PBUH) need to get out of their illusion of faith and seek guidance from righteous Muslim Scholars.

There are stages leading up to Jihad. If these stages atre not completed then Jihad is unlawful and prohibited. Those who consider Jihad to be a dictator whenever they feel like and wherever they may desire, need to study Islam carefully and most importantly ask Almighty to guide them to the correct path.

Yes ! Jihad is part of Islam. Jihad of the Heart is always required at all times. Jihad of the Tongue is required to clear doubts and misconceptions about Islam - speaking the truth. Jihad via good actions alaways essential.

But Jihad with the sword has guidlines that needs to be fulfilled in order to be permissible, otherwise it is unlawful.

The Holy Quraan coupled with the teachings of the Sublime (PBUH) are not for our misfortune, (maybe for those who decline having seen the truth), but it is for us to succeed in this temporary life and most importantly in the everlasting life to come.

Almighty is Merciful and Just, all in all he is the creator whom no one can challenge. This world is a place of test not a place of result. if wanting more advice on TRUE ISLAM then email me with your objections that are haunting you about the truth revealed by God. Remember, only the Almighty is giver of guidance and provider of justice.

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