What The Almighty wants us to do...

Ø Worship Him alone. This includes asking only Him.

Ø Believe in the Unseen, establish prayer, and spend for the poor and

needy and in the way of Allah.

Ø Believe in the Revelations (the Holy Books).

Ø Believe and testify that Muhammad PBUH is the last Messenger of Allah

and The Quran is the Holy Book revealed to him.

Ø Believe in destiny and preordainment of good and bad.

(Everything happens by Allah’s will).

Ø Be good in every matter.

Ø Forgive and forget.

Ø Be patient.

Ø Suppress anger.

Ø Respect women and give them their rights.

Ø Give children love, respect and their rights. Especially the orphans.

Ø Respect men and give them their rights.

Ø Lower gaze and avoid all shameful things.

Ø Speak nicely with others.

Ø Be kind to the poor and needy. Help them.

Ø Be united.

Ø Obey what Allah orders and what the Messenger tells you.

Ø Give every person his due.

Ø Seek knowledge and apply it.

Ø Keep checking yourself. Self analysis.

Ø Self improvement.

Ø Be confident, brave and thankful.

Ø Be happy and hopeful.

Ø Be content and patient in what you have.

Ø Remember that death is inevitable.

Ø Prepare for the end.

Ø Be aware of the Hereafter and live in the world as a traveler.

Ø Be aware that Allah is Merciful and Forgiving.

Ø Be aware that Allah is Just and Most Appreciative.

Ø Be aware that He is All Powerful.

Ø Know that He loves good doers.

Ø Know that He does not love those who create mischief on the earth.

Ø To do charity and good deeds.

Ø Not to be miserly and hateful.

Ø To be clean and pure.

Ø To be just and honest.

Ø To know that there is Paradise for the good doers and Hell for the wrongdoers.

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