Message of the Martyr al-Banna to Youths

Assalaamu'alaikum wa Rahmatullah!

I love you Mr. al-Banna may Allah be with you always. You are an example of a da'ie who is not affected with materials but keep moving even in your limited spaces in placing Quranic rules into its place. Nothing could be in comparison to what you had done in strengthening the bonding of brotherhood among Muslims and our Arab nation although our nations do not always listen to Quran and Sunnah in this period. 

I am lamenting myself and hoping that Allah would help us to get into practices without any wait. May your message being an inspiration for us to build up our selves. May it benefits brothers and sisters in managing our da'awa system. Each time I read about you, I feel that I am close to you dear Mr. al-Banna. I hope God would help me sending my regards to your soul in the world there and to tell you how I am proud of you. Please rest in peace and we will see each other when the time comes...

Insya'Allah I would perform prayers for your soul and your family tomorrow evening at the time of peaceful Saturday before Maghrib. You are not dead my dear martyr, you are indeed still alive and receiving sustainance from your Lord (aal-'Emraan 169-171). 

May all of you be happy under His shade and protection alive or resting in peace. I still do not know how would I end up. But I just hope that I end up in rememberance of Lord God and in charity with His Names. May Allah chase away satans when I am near to my death. May my brothers and sisters receive goodness and always in good condition whether in spiritual or in daily life :'

Hassan al-Banna: A Muslim Reformer

Assalamu'alaikum wa Rahmatullah!

Alhamdulillah, praise be to Allah. I have finished almost all of the paper. Now I just have another one paper to go and it is not a burden anymore for me. I had covered almost all of the topic, may Allah keep my memory long going for the subject this Monday, Amin!

Yesterday night I went to a brother room. A Kelantanese guy and six years younger than me. It is just a ziara (visit) because I was on the way to the restaurant and I had not taken my dinner yet at that time. Then suddenly rain poured down. The brother thbored : ) He then start talking about politics. Well, I actually hate politics it makes me feel

But then he hits the right button when he talked about Hassan al-Banna. I love this figure. I had read some books about this figure and I have a huge respect to Ikhwanul Muslimin (Muslim brotherhood). The brother said that the guy was shot dead. I think that I had read about him and also his idealism last time but it may be long ago. May Allah bless his pure soul, aamin!

Very nice idealism and the late Mr. al-Banna's idea had made me realize the importance of Arabic although I had learned it since I am a young kid. The language does not attract me at all because it was around me. Now when I really wanted it, it always distanced itself from me. Lately, I had discovered that my paternal line is of Yemeni descent although we do not use the title sayyed (lord). It makes me more keen now to go back to my root. Without our silsilah (family line), we had lost everything including our religion. I had lost Islam when I was 15 and becoming a silent Buddhist. It began since I was 13 years old but I profess the statement of belief when I was 15.

I listened to the brother with respect about what he thinks regarding politics either in Malaysia or abroad. Well, most of all Mr. al-Banna's idealism is not really about politics. I am so relieved as I hate politics. I am just into Allah and the prophets teaching. Then it is about the purpose of our life. As a Muslim, my purpose is only You O Allah! How chaos is our Muslim nations without proper understanding of the basis of Islam.

I am planning to read more about Mr. al-Banna idealism. I wish that there are also books about him in English or Chinese :'(   

May Allah forgive us our sins, and please O Allah do not Ye count us our despicable acts due to our ignorance and forgetfulness, Amin!