Stalling IN PERFORMING Devout DEEDS (TASWÎF)

  Stalling IN PERFORMING

Devout DEEDS (TASWÎF)

"Taswîf" is deferment of carrying out beneficial things. It is

"musâra'at" to move quickly in carrying out demonstrations of love and devout things.

It is expressed in a hadîth-I-sherîf: "Perform contrition 'tawba'

before you bite the dust. Act rapidly while carrying out beneficial things before an

check ascends to impede execution of those great deeds.

Recollect Allâhu ta'âlâ much. Act rapidly in giving 'zakât' and

contributions. You will get food 'rizq' and help from your Ruler

by doing these." And "Know the worth of five things before five

things show up: worth of life before death; worth of wellbeing previously

sickness; benefit of acquiring âkhirat on the planet; worth of youth

prior to advanced age; and worth of abundance before destitution." An individual

who doesn't notice the compulsory almsgiving (zakât) and does

not spend his abundance in that frame of mind of Allâhu ta'âlâ will be extremely grieved

after losing his riches. Rasûlullah 'sall-Allâhu 'alaihi wa sal-lam'

states in a hadîth-I-sherîf: "One who does 'taswîf' will die."

[Imâm ar-Rabbânî 'rahmatullâhi 'aleyh' went into the latrine

at some point and, after a brief time, thumped on the entryway of the latrine

to call the worker. The worker ran, imagining that the extraordinary researcher

probably failed to remember the water or the piece of material he was to utilize

for tahârat (cleaning himself) in the latrine. Imâm ar-Rabbânî

opened the entryway a smidgen and gave his shirt to the worker

with the bearing: "Convey this shirt to this and that as a gift." The

worker bewilderingly inquired, "Gracious my lord! Mightn't you also

provide this request after you escape the latrine? For what reason do you put

yourself into this much difficulty?" The "Imâm" answered, "Giving

my shirt to that destitute individual as a gift entered my thoughts in the latrine.

I was anxious about the possibility that that assuming I made 'taswîf' until I escaped the latrine, the

fiend would likely give me an insidious idea 'waswasa' so that

I would quit any pretense of doing that devout deed."]

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