The Messenger of Allah (pbuh) said: 'If you hear the barking of a dog or the braying of a donkey, then seek refuge with Allah, for they see that which you do not see." A hadith in Bukhari states specifically that what the dogs and donkeys see are the devils among the Jinn. To be protected from that which can see you while you cannot see it, invoke the help of the One Who can see it but cannot be seen by it - Allah (subhana wa ta'ala). Some of the Jinn fear the Wolf, not all of them. They do vary in their courage, strength and speed. The Wolf has two characteristics. the first one is if the Wolf sees a Jinn his sight will be focused and still on that Jinn and the wolf will not divert his sight from him. When he does that the jinn will be mesmerized and can not move. this is the secret of the spirits they are restricted by vision. Therefore when a person sees a Jinn, the Jinn will try to avoid letting the human to stand still his vision on him because he will be restricted from moving, at this moment the jinn will try to create an imaginary shape showing the human that he is moving and when the human follows him in his vision he will disappear because he is not anymore restricted by the human vision but if you did not fall for that trick and kept looking at the first place you saw the Jinn, he will be still standing there paralyzed by your vision. the second situation is, if the Jinn materializes in the shape of human as flesh and blood and you looked at him and felt that he is Jinn you put your foot in the same place that his foot was, he will be mesmerised, freezes in his place and can not move. The wolf knows these two facts and seeks these two advantages when he chase the Jinn. He keeps his vision focussed on the Jinn and he puts his foot in the same place where the jinn was standing in order to freezes the jinn and preventing him from running away and if he don't do that then the jinn will run away as he is faster than the Wolf. Wolfs eat the Jinn if they're materialized in the human shape. The Wolf has a tremendous power in overcoming the Jinn due to his eyes capabilities which Do not lose their luster even after his death. #fyp #islam #animals #wolf #dog #donkey #jinn #demons #viral

When the Prophet Muhammed (pbuh) and Angel Jibreel (as) travel on the Heavenly Night Journey (Isra wa Mir'aj, they arrive at Sidratul-Muntaha (the lote tree at the utmost boundary); Jibril states the following: "This is Sidratul-Muntaha. Four river were emerging from the bottom of this tree. Two rivers were visible and two were invisible." The Messenger of Allah asked, 'O Jibril! What are those four rivers?' Jibril said, The invisible rivers are two rivers in Paradise; the visible rivers are the rivers of the Nile and Euphrates. The result obtained from the apparent meanings of those hadiths is as follows: The rivers the Euphrates and Nile come from Paradise; their real source is there (hence why scientists till this day can't find the real source of river Nile). Badiuzzaman Said Nursi makes the best explanation about those rivers coming from Paradise: "It is certainly not possible that the mountains could be the actual source of such mighty rivers. For let us suppose the water was cut completely and the mountains each became a conical reservoir, they would only persist a tew months before losing the balance to the swift and abundant flow of those large rivers. And the rain, which penetrates only about a meter into the earth, would not be sufficient income for that high expenditure. This means that the springs of these rivers are not something ordinary and natural arising from chance, but that the All- Glorious Creator makes them flow forth from an unseen treasury in truly marvelous fashion. Thus, alluding to this mystery and stating this meaning, it is narrated in a Hadith: "Each of those rivers is a drop from Paradise which continuously issues forth from Paradise, as a result of which they are sources of abundance. Yes, it is obvious and clear that all of those estuaries, springs, streams and big rivers, whose benefits, duties and flows are full of wisdom, emerge from Allah Almighty's treasury of mercy. (Sahih Bukhari 5609-5610) - (Sahih Muslim 2839) #fyp #islam #nile #river #paradise #viral