Qur’an & Sunnah-Based Analytical Guidance on the Etiquettes of Consultation as Guided by Rasoolullah ﷺ
Argues that mashwara is a Divinely commanded act of collective ibadah, not a borrowed management technique, and grounds its etiquettes in Qur’an and Sunnah: spiritual preparation, who qualifies, the duties of the Amir and members, women’s counsel, confidentiality, no lobbying or postmortem, and wholehearted implementation with tawakkul.
A Personal Account of Spiritual Collapse, Awakening, and the Slow Rebuilding of a Broken Emaan
A first-person account, written from inside a comprehensive crisis at sixty-two, of discovering that the author’s emaan was dangerously weak and beginning to rebuild it: presence in salah, muraqabah, istikhara before every significant interaction, informal conversation with Allah, holding to the fara’id, and dismantling bitterness, framed by the Takweeni-Tashree’i distinction.
Understanding Allah’s Takweeni & Tashree’i Nizaam — A Framework for Spiritual Resilience, Mental Strength, and Unwavering Faith in Times of Global Crisis
Explains the distinction between Allah’s Takweeni Nizaam (His decree over events) and Tashree’i Nizaam (what He commands), arguing that anxiety over the Ummah’s crises and end-times obsession come from confusing the two. It sets out the believer’s lane: disciplined grief, salah, dua, tawakkul after effort, refusing despair, constructive action, curated news and community.