Way To Success
Shafeeq Hussain Vazhathodi Al-Hudaw
Success! For centuries, the human race has been looking for it. The goal of human effort and resilience throughout history has been success. Many great men gave their lives in order to achieve success and to guide the populace in that direction. So what exactly does "success" mean? Where can we purchase it? Has the entire success been uncovered yet? There are so many questions that are similar. These questions require a definitive response. The All-Powerful Allah, who created the self and formed humans from clay, is he not able to direct them toward "success, the eternal one"? Consider the human self, and how it is formed in accordance with what it is intended to be, and how it is filled with moral flaws as well as with consciousness of God, says the Almighty. He who encourages this self to grow in purity will undoubtedly arrive at a happy state; however, the person who bury this self in darkness is truly lost. [The Sun 91: 7-9]
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