Muhammad Hussein Yacoub محمد حسين يعقوب | THE REAL HAPPINESS.Happiness is the only goal on earth that all people without exception are seeking to attain. Believers and unbelievers alike seek to be happy, but each party is using different methods. However, only believers can achieve genuine happiness. All forms of happiness attained without a firm belief in God, the Almighty, are mere illusions. The following are tips for the attainment of happiness: 1. Know that if you do not live within the scope of today, your thoughts will be scattered, your affairs will become confused, and your anxiety will increase. These realities are explained in the following hadith: “When you are in the evening, do not expect to see the morning, and when you are in the morning, do not expect to see the evening.” (Saheeh Al-Bukhari) 2. Forget the past and all that it contained, focus on the present. 3. Do not completely preoccupy yourself with the future and then discard the present. Be balanced in life, prepare yourself adequately for all situations. 4. Do not be shaken by criticism; instead, be firm. Be sure that in proportion to your worth, the level of people's criticism rises. Also, make good use of criticism in discovering your shortcomings and faults, and let it drive you toward self-improvement. 5. Have complete faith in God and perform good deeds; these are the ingredients that makeup a good and happy life. 6. If you desire peace, tranquility, and comfort, you can find it all in the remembrance of God. 7. You should know with certainty that everything that happens, occurs in accordance with the divine decree. 8. Do not expect gratitude from anyone. 9. Train yourself to be prepared for the worst possibility. 10. Perhaps what has happened is in your best interest, even though you may not comprehend how that can be so. 11. Everything that is decreed for the believer is the best for him. 12. Enumerate the blessings of God and be thankful for them. 13. Remember that you are better off than many others. 14. Relief comes from one hour to the next. Indeed, with each difficulty there is relief. 15. In both times of hardship and ease, one should turn to supplication and prayer, either patiently contented or thankful. 16. Calamities should strengthen your heart and reshape your outlook in a positive way. 17. Do not let trivialities be the cause of your destruction. 18. Always remember that your God is Oft-Forgiving. 19. Assume an easy-going attitude and avoid anger. 20. Life is bread, water, and shade; so do not be perturbed by a lack of any other material thing. “And in the heaven is your providence and that which you are promised.” (Quran 51:22) 21. A daunting evil that seemingly wil ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_2kGBN5TXw

EX Atheist Revert to Islam in Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp.Terry Holdbrooks His Journey To Islam You Will not Believe Why And Where Terry Former EX Atheist Found and Revert to Islam.His Journey To Islam & Dawah. Brother Terry Holdbrooks was a former Atheist who ended up joining the Army to serve his country. While serving his country he met some Muslims in a very scary place in CUBA and was fascinated with the Quran and ISLAM so he accepted Islam and then was labelled a "TRAITOR?" Terry Holdbrooks was a US soldier and Guantanamo guard, he says he saw something in the behaviour of the inmates that changed him. To Understand what is happening in Guantanamo please watch this Documentary : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVrmwFtoFjM&list=PLBSYBz-lRGbUZ6hEwnnEzh5h16f7H06Jb&index=2 Terry Holdbrooks arrived at Guantánamo detention camp in the summer of 2003 as a godless 19-year-old with a love of drinking, hard rock music and tattoos. By the time he left Cuba the following year, he had alienated his army colleagues, won the respect of the detainees and, most astonishingly, converted to Islam in a midnight ceremony in the presence of one of the detainees, who had become his mentor. When I meet Holdbrooks, now 26 and named Mustafa Abdullah, he is wearing a black Muslim cap, a thick beard and long-sleeved traditional robes that almost obscure the tattoo on his right arm that reads "by demons be driven". Holdbrooks grew up in Arizona, the only son of junkie parents who split up when he was seven years old. He was raised by his ex-hippie grandparents. Tired of being poor, determined not to follow in his parents' footsteps and keen to see the world, Holdbrooks signed up for the military. He was stationed with the 253rd Military Police Company, mostly doing administrative support work, when he was told he was to be deployed to Guantánamo. During a two-week training course, the new guards took it in turns to act as detainees, and were also taken to Ground Zero. "We were not taught anything about Islam," he says. "We were shown videos of 11 September and all we kept being told was that the detainees were the worst of the worst – they were Bin Laden's drivers, Bin Laden's cooks, and these people will kill you the first chance they get." Holdbrooks skims over the words, as if he is quoting from his forthcoming memoir, Traitor? "I was questioning things from day one," he says. "The first thing I saw was a kid who is all of 16 who had never seen the ocean, didn't know the world was round. I am sitting there thinking, what can he possibly know about the war on terror, what could he possibly know?" Holdbrooks' duties at Guantánamo including cleaning, collecting rubbish, walking up and down the block to ensure detainees weren't passing anything between cells ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f9vY2rxgdI