A PLEA TO THE IMAM OF KAABA

On the 9^th day of Zhu-al-Hijah, 10^th Hijri (632 A.D), the Prophet (p.b.u.h) delivered his Last Sermon at Mount Arafat. This provides foundation for the sustainability of Islamic environment and so for the Muslims and the rest of the world. Above all, the evil that day was defeated at the Holy land of Mecca for the one last time in the life of the Prophet.

The Prophet (p.b.u.h) said that day “Beware of Satan, for the safety of your religion. He has lost all hope of that he will be able to lead you astray in big things, so beware of following him in small things.” So at that time, the only danger posed by the Devil to the Muslims was in small things.

But the world has changed, especially in the recent years. What has not changed in its magnitude is the hatred of the evil against us. As the Prophet goes, the suppressed evil began at work, unleashed and unchecked and they all gathered by the Devil. As the evils gathered, the Muslims became scattered. After the Prophet, the hope once lost by the Devil in big things was also endured.

The companions of the Prophet (p.b.u.h) at the time of this last sermon were high in their ranks of modesty and piousness. Their hearts were beating with light of the Noble Quran and the Prophet. So it was difficult for the Devil to lead them astray in big things. The words of the Prophet that Devil has lost all hope might refer to the people of that time only. It might depend upon the purity of the hearts of the people of that time. So it might be that the Prophet said that the Devil will remain hopeless, if the people remained the same as they were at the time of that last sermon.

But is this the case? Do the Muslims now are like those they were once? Or have they changed now? It is an open and shut case. We all know the answers. Unfortunate but yes, we have changed. The light in our hearts began to fade. Slowly and steady, the darkness took our hearts. Stained are our hearts now. And by the time we have changed, the Devil gets a chance to lead us astray in big things. He always had that chance in small things.

With our hearts filled with malice and covered with stain, the gleaming light of the Quran and Sunnah withered. All that should be practiced by each and every one of us remains only in the holy writings and religious addresses. 

With the passed arrow of time, the evil grows matured and rooted deeply. At the handiwork of the Devil, the gathered evils are taking us one by one. One by one they are taking us down. Open war is upon us. But we, including our so called leaders have no will to address that. Do we not have the wit to see the upcoming greater evil? Do we not have the eyes to see what is has happened with us? Do we not have the ears to listen the cries of our own people? Do we not have the nose to smell the burned carcasses of our own people? Do we not have the brain to read their dirty and ill mind?

Not all hearts are same. There always have some who resisted. Suppressed unfortunately mostly by the local oppressors. The situation is more than complex now. We are divided now into many sects that it is merely impossible to make every Muslim unite under one banner. So we should remain scattered and fragmented? Or there is a way out? There must be someone who has the power to unite us all only under the flag of Islam. There must be someone who will gather us as an army of the Prophet (p.b.u.h) and the slaves of Allah.

All of us who are now separated hugely by our casts, sects and the races have only one place to gather, the place where the Last Sermon was delivered by the Prophet (p.b.u.h), the Mount Arafat.

Millions gathered there with a will not go back into the life full of sins. They have a very strong will, at least for the time to stand and fight against the evils, to challenge the Devil in both small and big things (exceptions always there).

The status of the Imam of Kaaba is highest amongst the Muslims. All Muslims have the faith, trust and respect for him. For us he is the most pious of all that walks this Earth. They will all hearken to you. Lots have been said there and everywhere. It’s the time to initiate now.

This Hajj, I beg to the Imam of Kaaba to become our lost Khalifa, our lost King. It is very common these days that “Islam is a religion of Peace”. No doubt but there is a very clear difference between peace and timidness, treaties and cowardice, dialogues and pusillanimousness. Mehdi will not appear and Esa Ibn e Mariyum will not descend until we become one of those for the aid of whom they will come.

My King, they are tightening the noose.A new wave of Muslim cleansing has already begun. Soon it will start in Europe and spread to the rest of the world. Sooner or later you have to make this call. I fear not much time has left now. This Hajj you have to stand against the evils which already have taken almost all of us. A time may come when you pass orders, but no one to follow. They will sleigh us all if we do not stand up against the evils now. We may not be triumph in the battle against them at once. But surely we will be, in front of our Lord. We have seen it before many times, in fact most of the times. This has never been the war of numbers but the war of faith rather.

Death is inevitable, we cannot escape it. All we have to do is to choose a way of dying, whether by avoiding it or facing it. We may close our eyes, waiting for some miracle or we may decide to stand now. The choice is ours, until we have not been chosen by the death itself. It must begin from the same Mount where it was ended.

Stand! Stand up my King, Stand up!

E.Q.