The way Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) treated his relatives its example cannot be found in the history of the world. But these affections and bestowments were not special for Muslim relatives, rather they were equally applicable to the state of non-Muslim relatives. In the battle of Badr your uncle Hazrat Abbad (RA) and your cousin Nofil bin Haaris (RA) and the real brother of Hazrat Ali (RA), hazrat Aqeel bin Abu Taalib (RA) who was 20 years older than hazrat Ali (RA) came from the side of the Quraish to fight against the Muslims and were captured by the Muslims. (continued)

Please do not forget to read Worship Places of Non-Muslims, Their Rights and Our Obligations in Urdu and English.

Importance of Prayers 

1. Prayer is the pillar of religion. 2. Prayer is the mairaaj of the believer. 3. Prayer is the key to heaven. 4. Prayer stops from obscenity and bad habits. 5. Prayer is the way to redemption. 6. Prayer is heeling. 7. Observe prayers and pay zakaat and prostrate with the one who prostrate. 8. Prayer is the way to achieve peace of the heart. 9. Prayer is the lamp of the dark grave. 10. Offer prayers before someone else offers your (funeral) prayers.

Life and Death:

1. The fear of death is more horrible than death itself. 2. One name of life is death. 3. The end of life is death. 4. If there is no death the life may become a long tragedy. 5. If we accept the deed of the one who gives life, then we would not have any fear of its coming to an end. 6. The one who gives life is the one who takes life. 7. Death converts the ephemeral life into a perpetual one. 8. Stay ready for death, do not fear death. (Mian Muhammad Waaris, 7)