11. Essay A True Muslim (10th/12/2nd Year/BA/B. Sc) by AG Ahmad

 Essay No. 11

-- A True Muslim –

Allah has rightly said in the Holy Quran, (3:19)

“The only true faith in God’s sight is Islam”.

Islam is a true religion because it teaches a person everything including how to act and behave, how to sit and talk and how to care and share. A Muslim is sure of himself both in this world and in the world hereafter. As it is wisely said,

“To be a good Muslim is indeed, a great blessing of Allah".

The follower of Islam is called a Muslim. A true Muslim has a firm belief in Allah and His last Prophet Muhammad (). He believes that Allah is the light of heaven and earth. It is his faith that Allah is the Creator of everything in the universe and is the Lord of the Day of Judgement. He believes that Allah is aware of his doing and actions. As it is rightly said,

“Obey Allah and Allah will reward you”.

He avoids evil actions because he knows that he will be answerable for his deeds. He fears only from Allah and does not do anything wrong. It is his belief that Allah is Omnipresent and Omnipotent. As it is wisely said,

“Fear Allah wherever you may be”.

A true Muslim leads a simple and pure life. He earns his livelihood through honest means and is contented with it. He controls his desires. He does not beg for things. He does not bring down his self-respect. He spends his life according to the teachings of Islam. He always bows his head before Allah in all the matters of his life. He reads the Holy Quran and feels a great joy. As it is rightly said,

“Be content with what Allah has given you and

 you will be among the richest of people”.

He is good at heart, true to his word and honest in the performance of his duties. He is not afraid of anything except Allah and does what is right. He offers prayers regularly, keeps fast, gives Zakat and performs Hajj. He believes in the Day of Judgement and the life hereafter. He helps the poor, the needy and the destitute. He gives them alms. As it is wisely said,

“Among the most beloved of people to is the one who is most helpful”.

A true Muslim has regard for his neighbours. He never does anything that goes against their interests. He respects their rights. He shares their joys and sorrows. He is interested in their welfare and happiness. He does his best to help them wherever he can. He is always prepared to sacrifice his own interests for the sake of his neighbour. As it is rightly said,

“A true Muslim is the one who does not defame or abuse others, but

the righteous (virtuous) becomes a refuge for humankind,

their lives and properties.”

He is well-behaved. He is graceful in everything that he does. He tries to be sweet to others. He is not selfish. As far as possible, he helps his neighbours in the time of need. He is not petty-minded. If he does a good turn to one of his neighbours, he never shows it off. He never mentions it. He does his good turn and forgets it altogether. As it is wisely said,

"Treat others as you want them to treat you,

because what goes around comes around."

A true Muslim seeks knowledge and acts upon it. He leads a life of diligence, discipline and deep study. He educates his children well and develops them into good citizens. He tries to create a healthy atmosphere in his family. He is always respectful to the elders and kind to the younger. He solves his problems in a very intelligent manner.

The Holy Quran has rightly said, (2:142-93)

“We have made you a just nation, so that you may testify against mankind and that your own apostle may testify against you”.

He is a symbol of integrity and honesty. Even his worst enemies admit that he is not purchasable. He is reliable, lovable and sociable. He guides and directs his fellow beings to do the right. Consideration for others is the main aim of his life. In short, he proves himself to be what a true Muslim should be. As it is wisely said,

“The Muslim is one who does not have prejudice,

intolerance, hatred and revenge”.

A true Muslim takes great care of the rights of his fellow beings. He does not deceive others. He always speaks the truth. He does his duty honestly. He always speaks gently and politely. He is sincere, true and kind at heart. He wins to the hearts of others by his good dealings. He always fulfills his promises. He is optimist by nature. He is a man of rare qualities of head and heart. Once, the Holy Prophet () said,

“When your heart feels satisfied because of any of your good act

and mourns about any of your wrong doing, then know it that

you have become a true Muslim”.

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