Preacher of Islam: Hazrat Maulana Muhammad Kaleem Siddiqui

Hazrat Maulana Kaleem Siddiqui is a prolific preacher of the religion of Islam upon whose hands more than 500,000 people have accepted Islam. His book Naseem-e-Hidaayat ke Jhonke is Worth Reading.

When I reached the corner of the field I was astonished that when I sowed the first crop in the field after trimming the ancient garden, and since the land was quite fertile, without any chemical fertilizers three times more sugarcane was produced in it as compared to other fields. Now that field had become completely barren. And weeds and bushes had grown in it. Apparently it seemed as if that field was not capable for harvesting anymore. Actually it was such a hereditary field that there were many heirs of it. And the field was really small. After that it had been declared as barren in the official documents. It had been given to a Hareejan. The person to whom it had been given harvested in it. But after his death his four sons did not pay attention towards it. I thought that such a fertile field after only a few years of neglect and lack of cultivation had started looking so barren and harvesting appeared to be difficult in it. Whereas along the banks of Jamna and Ganges, the chiefs of Punjab worked hard on so many cliffs and ruined grounds and made them fertile and converted them to so many green fields. I was thinking about this when I thought about the Creator of the universe; the Creator has created us to understand this universe. He has made the hearts of the human beings for his acquaintance, love and a center of faith. Irrespective of the nation or country of a person, the land of his heart has been created and made fertile for His love. Till the time the companions (RA) kept on sowing the seeds of faith and eimaan in this land and kept on fulfilling the obligations of harvesting, then after 50 years of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) demise Islamic law spread and ruled over 60 percent of the world. And the heart in which the seeds of faith were sowed, the plant of belief appeared blossoming from it.

Have you not considered how Allah presents an example, [making] a good word like a good tree, whose root is firmly fixed and its branches [high] in the sky? It produces its fruit all the time, by permission of its Lord. And Allah presents examples for the people that perhaps they will be reminded. <surah Ibrahim verses 24, 25>

And after that when the most deserving people of this farming on earth, the followers of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) became oblivious of this responsibility and everyone started thinking that this is everyone's heritage; that others are responsible too. The land of hearts became so arid and ruined; polytheism, idol worship, materialism, false ideologies, thoughts and religious garbage nourished in it. And the generations responsible for this responsibility started thinking that now this barren and dilapidated land of the hearts is probably not amenable for faith - even though presence of weeds and bushes on the land is a sign that the land is extremely fertile. The farmer should come and do plantation. Allah Almighty has made the land of the hearts of the human beings very fertile for the harvest of his love and knowledge. We should consider ourselves responsible for the harvest of this land. Especially in our country an extreme affection of our brothers with the religion of Islam, the passion to sacrifice for it, is a sign that the environment of this country is extremely amenable for the spread of Islam. I wonder why instead of being hopeful about our so much devoted relationship with the religion in India and a passion for sacrifice, we are disappointed. This thing is a sign that we have more desire to please Allah. We only have to work as guides. Your objectives are here…