At present, a massive debate is going on on social media regarding the apostasy (Irtidad) of Muslim girls. It is not known whether the number of these incidents is as high as is being described, or if it is only as much as we sometimes have to pay in India or any non-Muslim society due to our own shortcomings.

In any case, Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri (may Allah have mercy on him) states that:

The apostasy of even a single Muslim is a great calamity (Musibat-e-Kubra) for Muslims, especially the apostasy of women.

Refuge with Allah! Refuge with Allah! It will be highly destructive. May God forbid that this kind of movement penetrates among women.

The apprehension expressed by Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri a century ago has today assumed the form of reality and is stinging the Muslim society. The growing fitnah of apostasy among Muslim girls has shaken the very roots of Muslim society. The speed with which the fitnah of apostasy is spreading among Muslim girls is a matter of reflection and contemplation. There is a need to formulate a permanent course of action and work at the ground level regarding the prevention of the fitnah of apostasy and the protection and survival of faith, and there is a need to resolve those causes and reasons about which talks have been going on for decades; but no satisfactorily successful effort to resolve them is visible on the surface. Those gentlemen who are prepared for the prevention of the fitnah of apostasy either have very limited reach or their resources prevent them from working on a large scale. Those who possess both these things have not yet included this fitnah of apostasy in their priorities; although the fitnah of apostasy is such a terrible deadly poison that is not only pushing the Muslim society towards humiliation and ruin, but because of it, the future generation can also become distant and weary of the religion of Islam.

A Research Review:

(1) Systematically, a team of such Hindu youths has been prepared who are funded, whose sole job is to ruin Muslim girls in the name of love. These people first get close to a Muslim girl in the name of sympathy, then deceive her with love, promise marriage, and then the stage of sexual exploitation begins.

(2) Those Muslim girls who are somewhat cautious due to a religious mindset or home upbringing, the help of other non-Muslim girls is taken to control them; those girls make friends with that girl and then introduce her to non-Muslim boys.

(3) Through mobile and Xerox shops as well, the numbers of Muslim girls, their photos, and other information are being forwarded to those boys who are engaged in this work.

(4) Wealth and money are also being used ruthlessly to entice Muslim girls and trap them in the web of deceit.

Prevention:

This situation is so critical that it needs immediate attention; the water is rising not just above the head but above the roof, for which a few things are necessary:

(1) According to the Islamic system, Muslim girls should be made to adhere to the veil (Pardah), and the spirit of modesty (Haya), chastity, and protection of honor should be created in them.

(2) Our girls should be saved from the co-education system, and the girls who are studying in schools and colleges, their religious education and training should be taken care of.

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(3) No opportunity should be given to mix with stranger boys in the name of tuition classes.

(4) They should also be stopped from befriending non-Muslim girls.

(5) Parents should marry off their daughters on time and not delay in the name of education; because inclination towards the opposite sex is a natural demand; therefore, at least perform the marriage, the rest of the work can be done later so that the girl becomes peaceful.

(6) End the curse of dowry and wedding processions (Barat) so that marriage can become easy; Islamic scholars should boycott weddings involving dowry.

(7) My request to the boys is that if a girl wants to continue her education after marriage, they should permit her so that education does not become an obstacle in marriage.

Course of Action:

(1) Take the phones away from your children's hands.

(2) Make your grown-up children bound to work by making their daily schedule of actions and stay away from phones during times other than necessity.

(3) Children should not go out without the permission of their home, and the father should give permission only after thorough investigation and satisfaction.

(4) No work should be done without the permission of the father and mother.

(5) The guardians of the house should take and keep everyone's phones before sleeping at night.

(6) Assuredly give religious education at some time in the domestic schedule of actions.

Final Word:

From the Islamic point of view, faith (Iman) alone is the foundation of all our deeds and the master key to all struggles and endeavors, without which every deed is baseless. It is the primary source of our satiation, without which the reality of our works remains nothing more than a mirage; because they appear to be works to look at, but are fruitless in terms of spiritual effects and results. Affirmation of God's existence and the attainment of His pleasure is the sole purpose and objective of our deeds.

Because the purpose of my life is the supremacy of Your religion. May Allah Almighty protect the Muslim Ummah. Ameen!

ارے بھائی!

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The Prophet's ﷺ Conduct with His Companions

The Prophet's ﷺ Conduct with His Companions

Hazrat Husayn bin Ali (may Allah be pleased with them) narrates: I asked my father, Sayyiduna Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), "How did the Messenger of Allah ﷺ conduct himself with his companions?" He replied, "The Prophet ﷺ was cheerful, good-mannered, and gentle-natured. He was free from bad manners, harshness, shouting, foul language, fault-finding, and misery/stinginess. If there was a matter or action he did not like, he would ignore it; if someone else liked it, he would not disappoint them by forbidding it. If someone invited him to an undesirable matter, he would not accept it; instead, he would refuse with grace. He kept himself protected from three things: (1) fighting and quarreling, (2) arrogance, and (3) useless and futile talk. And he protected people from three things: (1) he would not speak ill of anyone, (2) he would not find fault with anyone, and (3) he would not search for anyone's hidden faults. He would speak only that in which reward could be expected. When the Prophet ﷺ spoke, the companions would bow their heads and listen with absolute attention, as if birds were perched on their heads (which would fly away with the slightest movement). When the Prophet ﷺ remained silent, only then would the companions speak. The companions would not argue or quarrel in front of the Prophet ﷺ, and if someone was speaking to him, everyone would wait silently for him to finish; he would listen to each person's talk with deep attention. When the companions laughed at something, the Prophet ﷺ would also smile; if they expressed astonishment at something, he would also show wonder. If a stranger or traveler spoke in a harsh tone and asked for something, the Prophet ﷺ would exercise forbearance (and answer his queries with patience), to the extent that the companions would bring such Bedouins so that they could gain academic benefit from his questions. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ used to say: 'When you see a needy petitioner asking for something, fulfill his need.' He did not like to hear undue praise for his good conduct towards someone, though there was room to the extent of expressing words of gratitude. He would never interrupt anyone's speech; however, if someone exceeded the limits, he would forbid them or leave from there." (Shama'il al-Tirmidhi: 336) (Book: Monthly Ashraf al-Jara'id Hyderabad, September Page: 25 Narrator: Islamic Tube Pro App)