The Mirror of the Excellences of Islam — Page 731
730 ΑΙΝΑ-Ε-ΚΑMĀLĀT-E-ISLAM-DAFI UL-WASĀWIS High ranks of nearness to God are attained by the righteous serv- ants of God by offering nawāfil (voluntary Prayers). 546 Holy Prophet says that he has such a striking resemblance to the Messiah as if his being and mine are joined together. 398 I am that raiser of the dead at whose footsteps the dead are raised. 161 I have been apprised that I will live up to half the age of Jesus' life. 465 I swear by Allah that there is no living being that would remain alive after one hundred years from now. 535 It occurred to me. 348, 602 I will cause thee to die. 437 Killing someone with the tor- ment of fire is strictly prohibited. 625 Knowledge will be lost through the death of scholars until the point when no scholar is found, the people will take the ignorant as their leaders and rulers and will go to them for inquiries about religious issues, upon which those people, on account. . . 611 Love for Anṣār (Helpers of the Faith) is a sign of faith. 621 Love for Anṣār is a sign of faith and envy against them is a sign of hypocrisy 621 Nawas bin Samʻan, may Allah be pleased with him, relates that the Messenger of Allah, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, stated that when God Almighty desires to send down a revelation from Himself, He speaks out the same. 115 Not a foot of heaven remains without angels even for a single moment. 113 (O Hassan!) Respond to the dis- believers on my behalf. O Allah! Strengthen him with the Holy Spirit. 111 O Hassan, return the disbelievers' sarcasm with sarcasm, and Gabri- el is with you. 112 Only two Ummahs are good- the first and the last. And the middle one is a Crooked Host. They are like an army in numbers but are spiritually dead. They are not of me and I am not of them. 254 O our Allah! Forgive my people, for they do not know. 362 Pass on the reports heard from Israelites. 304 Seeking knowledge is an obliga- tion upon every Muslim man and woman. 613 Seek knowledge even if you have to travel to China for it. 613 Setting out for a journey. . . 614 Some representatives of tribe 'Abdul Qais presented themselves to Holy Prophet, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, and said: 'We travel a long distance to come here, and we cannot come except during sacred months. 618 The Dajjal would lay claim first to Prophethood and then to Divinity. 400 The maulawis and jurists of that age would be the worst of all