Allah Ke Nazdeek 2 Pasandeeda Amal | Hadees Sharif in Urdu/Hindi

Summary

The script narrates a hadith where Hazrat Anas bin Malik reports Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) teachings on actions beloved to Allah. Two favored actions are: suppressing anger by swallowing it and showing patience during hardship. Additionally, two cherished drops are mentioned: a martyr’s blood shed in the path of Allah and tears shed in worship during the night. Furthermore, two steps dear to Allah are emphasized: steps taken for obligatory prayers and steps toward reconciling relationships. The message encourages believers to adopt these virtuous actions that are highly loved by Allah.

Takeaways

• 😊 Allah loves two types of restraint: one when a person controls their anger, and the other when they endure hardship with patience.
• 😇 Restraining anger is an act highly beloved by Allah.
• 🙏 Patience during trials and difficulties is greatly appreciated by Allah.
• 💧 Allah favors two drops: one from the blood of a martyr in the path of Allah, and the other from tears shed in the darkness of night while praying.
• 😭 Tears shed in sincere devotion to Allah during prayers, when no one else sees them, are deeply valued.
• 🏃‍♂️ Two steps are dear to Allah: one taken towards the obligatory prayer, and the other taken towards reconciliation and restoring relationships.
• 🕌 Walking to perform the obligatory prayers is a highly praised action by Allah.
• 🤝 Taking steps to reconcile with family and friends is greatly loved by Allah.
• 💖 These actions are among the most beloved deeds to Allah, encouraging believers to practice them.
• 🌟 Practicing these deeds brings a person closer to Allah, who appreciates such efforts of self-control, patience, and acts of devotion.

Q & A

What are the two types of 'gulps' that Allah highly appreciates according to the script?

The first gulp is when a person feels anger but controls it and 'swallows' their anger. The second gulp is when a person faces hardship or suffering and patiently endures it.

Why is controlling one's anger so beloved to Allah?

Swallowing anger is a form of self-control and patience, which is highly valued by Allah. It demonstrates inner strength and restraint, which are actions beloved to Allah.

What are the two drops that are greatly loved by Allah as mentioned in the script?

The first drop is the blood of a martyr that falls in the path of Allah, and the second is the tear that is shed in the dark while a person prays to Allah in solitude.

Why are tears shed in prayer during the night so precious to Allah?

These tears represent deep sincerity and devotion, as they are shed when no one but Allah witnesses them. This private act of worship is deeply cherished by Allah.

What are the two steps that Allah appreciates, according to the script?

The first step is the one taken towards the performance of obligatory prayers, and the second is the step taken to reconcile relations or to maintain family ties.

Why is the step taken for maintaining family ties or reconciling relations so beloved to Allah?

This step reflects kindness, compassion, and the effort to promote harmony within relationships, which are actions highly valued in Islam and appreciated by Allah.

What significance does the act of shedding tears in secret carry?

It signifies a person’s intimate connection with Allah, showing a level of sincerity and humility in worship, where no one else but Allah sees or knows of the act.

How does the script emphasize the importance of patience during hardships?

The script highlights that swallowing the ‘gulp’ of pain and suffering with patience is an action that Allah loves, as it shows perseverance and reliance on Him during difficult times.

What is the reward for swallowing anger according to the script?

Swallowing anger is an act of great virtue that is highly loved by Allah, symbolizing self-control, humility, and submission to Allah’s will.

What is the underlying message of the actions mentioned in the script?

The script emphasizes the value of self-restraint, patience, sincere devotion, and efforts toward maintaining relationships. These are acts that are beloved by Allah and lead to spiritual growth.