Words of Guidance | Syedna TUS Gujarati Bayan

In this English bayaan, Syedi Mazoon Saheb AAB explains Syedna TUS’ counsel from Anwaar-ul-Qur’an Sabaq. He reminds us of the Qur’anic verse: “Indeed, the one who is most God-conscious among you is the most honored near Allah.” He explains that to truly hold taqwa in your heart is to hold a deep and abiding love for the Imam and his Dai — ta’at. This is the deepest form of respect...

In this excerpt, Syedna TUS reflects on the Qur’anic verse addressed to Rasulullah SA: “Indeed, you are of outstanding character.” While prayer, fasting, and other acts of worship are essential pillars of faith, Syedna reminds us that faith is also highly reflected in one’s character and conduct with others. Syedna emphasizes that good character (حسن الخلق) is a cornerstone of religion...

In this excerpt, Syedna TUS reflects on multiple Qur’anic ayats that encourage us to feed those in need. He reflects on the actions of our Awliyaa’ Kiraam - Moulana Ali SA, the Imams, and the Dai’s - who devoted their time, selves, and wealth to feeding those in need. He highlights the work of the Zahra Hasanaat organization today, which currently serves 1000 meals daily...

In this excerpt, Syedna TUS reflects on the Qur’anic verse: “Indeed, Allah is Most Forgiving, Most Merciful”. He explains that the True Da’wat is established in this world as an expression of mercy - so that people may answer its’ call and seek forgiveness. Syedna explains the meaning of istihgfaar, and guides us on how to seek forgiveness through acknowledgement, sincere repentance...

In this excerpt, Syedna TUS reminds us of the Qur’anic verse: “Indeed, the one who is most God-conscious among you is the most honored near Allah.” He explains that to truly hold taqwa in your heart is to hold a deep and abiding love for the Imam and his Dai — ta’at. This is the deepest form of respect - to hold their word above all others. And it is the essence of taqwa.

Syedna TUS reminds us of the Qur’anic verse — “Whoever places his trust in Allah, Allah will take care of him” — and teaches us the true meaning of trust in Allah. Through the example of our Awliyaa, he guides us how to place our trust in Allah in every hardship and every ease — for it is this trust that dispels our anxieties, increases our inner strength and makes us truly fortunate.

Syedna TUS reminds us of the Qur’anic direction — "Mumineen are brothers, therefore, reconcile between your brothers" — and calls on us to act on this ayat by how we treat one another every day. He teaches that we should keep our hearts so vast that everyone can find a place within them, and guides us on how we can together build a community rooted in love, kindness, respect, and unity.

In this excerpt, Syedna TUS explains that all sustenance comes from Allah. He details three main principles for seeking success in one’s livelihood: knowledge, hard work, and faith in Allah.

In this excerpt, Syedna TUS explains that love for the Ahle Bayt is in fact Allah’s command in the Quran Majeed; a command that is foundational to our faith.