Eating, drinking, and sleeping in the mosque without necessity is Makruh (disliked). However, there is allowance for a traveler and a person in Itikaf to eat, drink, and sleep in the mosque. Similarly, if a person has such a religious need that cannot be achieved without sleeping in the mosque—for example, achieving punctuality in congregational prayer, or getting the opportunity for Tahajjud, or if guarding the mosque is intended—then there is permission and allowance for him to sleep in the mosque as well. Some of the noble Companions (May Allah be pleased with them all) also used to sleep in the mosque for religious needs. (Aham Masail / Vol: 3 / Pg: 246)
An Evaluation of Your Life
Whoever came into this world came only to depart. You have buried hundreds under the earth yourself, Yet you still lack absolute certainty about death. There is no one more heedless than you, Take some lesson from this, O wretched self! 8. When that inevitable event of death approaches you, which no one can avert, neither your wealth nor your servants and helpers will be of any use to you. 9. At that moment, doctors, physicians, friends, relatives, and all your family members will exhaust their remedies to save you, lose hope, and stand up to leave your side. 10. The agony of death (Naza'a) will overwhelm you; someone will try to pour water into your mouth with a spoon, while someone else will recite Surah Yaseen to you. 11. After your soul departs, your current clothes will be removed from your body, and you will be wrapped in two sheets of shroud (Kafan). 12. They will leave you all alone in the depths of the earth and hide you away from their sight. 13. Someone will say, "He was a very good father," someone will say, "He was a very good friend," and someone will say, "He was very pious." 14. Remember! The love of beautiful and delicate ones is pure misfortune and regret. This daily routine of yours—dressing up morning and evening, dancing, singing, and spending days and nights eating, drinking, and indulging in worldly pleasures with your companions—has no end except humiliation and disgrace in the Hereafter. 15. There is still time, listen to my advice: withdraw your heart from the love of every worldly beloved and bind a bond of love and affection with Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa ﷺ. Obey and follow him completely in every matter with all your heart and soul, and place your hope and trust for salvation only upon him. 16. The love of the Holy Prophet ﷺ brings honor to a human being in this world and religion, serves as a source of comfort in the grave, and is the best treasure and provision for the Hereafter. ____________📝📝____________ Book: Monthly Falah-e-Dareen Karachi (June) Page Number: 29 - 30 Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App
