*✾ If You Want To ✾*

*★ If you want to wait... wait for your death.*

*★ If you want to wage Jihad... wage it against your nafs (inner self).*

*★ If you want to remove... remove your own evils.*

*★ If you want to end... end your desires.*

*★ If you want to meet... meet with good manners.*

*★ If you want to drink... drink (swallow) your anger.*

*★ If you want to wear... wear the garment of modesty and shame.*

*★ If you want to stop... stop from sins.*

*★ If you want to sit... sit among righteous people.*

*★ If you want peace... do the Remembrance of Allah (Dhikr).*

*★ If you want to speak... speak with a sweet tongue.*

*★ If you want to do... worship God (Allah).*

*★ If you want to eat... eat lawful (Halal) sustenance.*

*★ If you want to take... take the prayers (blessings) of others.*

*★ If you want to rise... rise to help others.*

*★ If you want to look... look at Allah's creation with an eye of compassion.*

*★ If you want to attain... attain that knowledge which leads to the path of Paradise.*

*★ If you want to drown... drown in the ocean of regret upon seeing your sins.*

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Reading While Walking

Reading While Walking

Such was the level of passion for reading and the importance of time among the pious predecessors that they would continue reading books even while walking. Ibn al-Abnusi says that when Allama Khatib Baghdadi (RA) used to walk, he would be reading a book held in his hand. (Siyar A'lam al-Nubala, 18: 281) An unexampled scholar of grammar (Nahw), Allama Ahmad bin Yahya, who is famously known as Tha'lab, paid a very heavy price for this passion. He was deeply fond of reading and suffered from hardness of hearing, due to which he was hard of hearing. Once on Friday, after offering Asr prayer, he left the Jamia Masjid, opened a book as usual, and became engrossed in reading while walking. On the way, a horse kicked out; a deep ditch was nearby, and he fell into it. He suffered a head injury; he was taken home in this condition, but the next day, this lover of books passed away! (Ibn Khallikan, Wafayat al-A'yan, 1: 104) [Selection and Translation: Tahir Islam Askari]