JIHAD, only known human way for Victory in the World & Hereafter!

Submitted by MdShafiqM (Saudi Arabia), Apr 21, 2010 at 08:05

You have to perform 'Jihad" if you are to justify your rightful, peaceful, prosperous, protective, progressive position in the human around the world and also to be victorious in the hereafter.

So long as fictitious beliefs last on our planet, the misinterpretations of 'jihad' will exist.

You cannot change people's mind, or the way they think.

You can take a horse to the water but cannot drink for it.

So also the thirsty must quench his own, nourish oneself, fix oneself in the right context of blessed understanding.

A man's beliefs and convictions makes his interpretations fit unto his own self, by the very law of nature.

No human can truly, justifiably explain to the other, the immense hidden beauty in the word and the beauty of unbelievable greatness, that is embedded in the right interpretation, understanding and devotion that exists in the sacred of words like: 'JIHAD'.

One has to be a true believer to understand its real meaning. The very fact that it cannot be understood by the ones who do not believe in ALLAH-the-Almighty is just a proof of their 'standing' or their very rightful position they tend to take, and are clinched to it, at any juncture.

There should be no surprise attached to that notion of ignorance such intellects of the intellectuals. In every era they had been.

Just as man believes in the Just, One and Only ALLAH : Creator, True, Owner of all Praise, the Mighty, the Benevolent .....Who alone can remove the misconceptions and guide unto a straight path?

May ALLAH-the-Almighty accept our struggle and every finest of effort that we attempt in that correct direction, acceptable unto HIM ALONE!

Ameen!

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