Allah Operates with Laws and Individuals and nations fate is decided based on the laws practiced by them:


Destinies of nations are not decided in political arenas or on battlefields. They are decided in their schools (religious schools of thoughts included) and places of training (i.e in the hidden chambers of brain brainwashing ). A nation is not defeated by its enemy; rather it is defeated by the wrong education and corruption of its youth. This is the reason The Quran and messengers of Allah came to guide us towards truth and protect us from the traps  of corruptions, distortions and thus the stagnations of human development. 


Today's Muslim youth are like "scattered minds" curious to learn about Islam but are frustrated with the explanations given by traditional interpretations of Quran, Islam and the shariya . Many things are not having either logical evidence or rationality to have commonsense accept that. However, We have been given a book which says the book is "La raib" mean there is nothing in it which can contradict, confuse and create a room for doubts. So, if we turn to right interpretations of the book of Allah,, we can understand right meaning of sayings of our beloved Rasools Allah (SAW), his Shariya and his guidance for the life in more efficient manner.


My dear friends, You may be surprised to know that it was the Quran, that for the first time, presented history as a science or philosophy of human life in a holistic manner , which as not so precise in any scriptura earlier. The Qur'an states that it is not an accident of chance or a random event that nations live or die, rather their fate is subject to precise laws and rational principles. One should understand at this point that when we say that a certain nation dies, it does not mean that the people belonging to that nation disappear from the face of the earth (though sometimes this happens as well), Rather, what we mean by the death of a nation is that, although the people remain alive physically and even maintain their future generations, they lose their power and glory, and do not count for much in the world. 


Every nation has a certain ideology , culture and a particular concept of life. This is known as Kalimat (Qur'anic terminology,  referred as culture in modem terminology). The nations fate is decided based on these kalimat (How they live and die ). A culture that is able to withstand and overcome the demands of time remains alive, while a culture that is not is left behind and is overtaken by another culture. In the terminology of the Qur'an this is called the law of substitution and succession of nation. 


Allah is not an emotional being as human being are, he has created precise laws for life. In the dominion of this law of Allah, therefore, neither does anyone receive undeserved favors the way kings bestow on their admirers, nor is anyone punished simply because of a sudden burst of royal anger. Here, everything happens according to the unbiased, eternal and universal rule of law without exception.



We are nothing as alone, We are   many things if we are together like this group.... our fate is nation's fate...we need to work with this spirit of togetherness. May Allah grant us strength and protect us from any evil eyes....


Lohe ki kadi zanjeer nahi

Zanjeer tu kadyon se hua karti hai

Ek fard ki taqdeer, taqdeer nahi

Taqdeer tu qaumon se hua karti hai

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