In the case of money transactions, we do transactions up to a minimum of one rupee. Transaction less than this is not possible. So if you are asked to pay Rs 12.35, you cannot pay it. Because this number is not a multiple of minimum 1. Of course you have to give any number that is a multiple of 1. It can be 12 or 13 taka.

Similarly, all the types of positive and negative charges we think of are caused by a deficiency or an excess of electrons. That is, from this point of view, the role of an electron is played by the charge of an electron. So if you are given a charge that is not a multiple of the electron’s charge, you cannot give it. Because it is not possible to break the electron or inject a fraction less than that. So we say – any charge will be multiple of electron charge. Or it can be said like this – any amount of charge divided by the charge of electrons must be a whole number. That is, Q/e = n. This is what we call infusion quantization.

Not concentrating on worship or not enjoying worship, being quick to anger for little reasons, suffering from mental instability, etc. have been identified by the learned scholars as the causes of weak faith.

In this regard, Shaikh Salih Al Munajjid has made a famous book entitled “Signs, Causes and Remedies of Iman Weakness”. He said:

“Laziness in worship is one of the signs of weakness of faith. Even if people of weak faith worship, it is an empty movement of the gut – without the touch of soul. Basically: This is the characteristic of the hypocrites. Allah Ta’ala says:

“Surely the hypocrites are deceiving Allah, while they themselves are deceiving themselves. In fact, they stand when they stand in prayer, to show off the people in a very relaxed way. And they remember Allah little.” (Surah Nisa: 142)

Some of the aspects of laziness in worship are laziness in performing the Sunnat Raatba (the Sunnat which is recited regularly before and after the five obligatory prayers), besides Tahajjud, the important nafl prayers such as Salatut Tawbah, Salatul Istikhara, Salatuz Juha (Prayer Prayer) etc. Negligence to attend even the funeral prayer. Not going to mosque in advance etc.

One aspect of weak faith is feeling constricted in the heart and experiencing unusual changes in mind and behavior.

In this state, a person feels so mentally unstable that he feels like a huge burden is pressing on his head.

Such people are quick to anger. It hurts a little. His patience, tolerance and generosity of spirit departs and he feels very narrow-minded in the behavior of people around him. But it is stated in Sahih Hadith:

When the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was asked about faith, he said: Faith is: patience and generosity.” (Maqarimul Akhlaq-Ibn Abid Dunya, Ha/56, Silsila Sahiha, Ha/427)

💠 What is the reason for this?

He mentioned many reasons for weakness of faith. Some of them are as follows:

1) Staying away from religious environment for a long time.
2) Staying away from the company of honest, ideal and followable people.
3) Abstaining from seeking Ilm (knowledge) of religion.
4) Living in a sinful environment and indulging in sin.
5) Being immersed in worldly preoccupations.
6) Eating too much, sleeping too much or spending a sleepless night. Similarly wasting extra time in socializing with people and courting etc.

💠 What is the remedy?

Shaykh Imaan has described many ways to get rid of weakness and these problems. Some of them are as follows:

1) Study Al Quran
2) Realizing the excellence and greatness of Almighty Allah, after learning about His Names and Attributes, understanding their meaning, imbibing them in the heart and reflecting them in actions.
3) Seeking knowledge of religion
4) Regular attendance at meetings where Allah’s dhikr and discussion about Allah and Allah’s Deen are discussed
5) Do more good deeds and stick to good deeds all the time
6) Different types of worship
7) Excessive remembrance of death
8) One of the ways to renew faith is to remember the different places of the Hereafter
9) Being affected by natural disasters and events
10) Remembrance of Allah
11) Making dua to Allah Ta’ala by pointing out one’s weakness
12) Do not expect to live long
13) Thinking that earthly life is very insignificant
14) To show respect to the rules and standards of Allah
15) Al Wala Wal Bara (Friendship with the believers and enmity with the disbelievers)
16) Adopt modesty in behavior
17) Self-criticism.

May Allah Ta’ala strengthen our faith, remove all our mental restlessness and problems – so that we can experience true taste in His worship. True emotional contentment, peace and joy lies in worshiping Him, Zikir-Azkar, shedding tears in fear of Him and walking in His ways. May Allah pour them into our hearts and keep our hearts firm on His path only till death. Indeed, He is the possessor of eternal power.
Allahu Alam

To answer:
Abdullahil Hadi bin Abdul Jalil
Dai, Jubail Dawah and Guidance Center, Saudi Arabia.

A rocket is an unguided missile. It is fired from the launcher after marking the position of the specific target. A specific launch angle and trajectory is calculated and then launched. There are also guided rockets. Guided rockets have specific guidance kits. It follows either GPS, laser beam, or inertial navigation system to hit the target precisely. They are fire and forget means after firing it will hit the target. Cruise missiles also strike much like guided rockets. It also has its own laser beam reader, radar, or GPS. But its added advantage is that it has a longer range and can fly low to evade radar. And the ballistic missile is again launched somewhat like an unguided rocket and then hits the target after following the ballistic flight path. And the drone is usually connected to the operator through radio or satellite communication and the operator uses the drone’s camera to lock onto the target and then launch the missile or bomb.

The US continues to support Israel’s barbaric attacks on Gaza. The Arab countries do not see this issue well. As a result, Washington’s relationship with its allies in the region is deteriorating. Not only that, observers believe that there is a risk of long-term loss of US hegemony and position in the Middle East. Like them, in addition to the US’s strong support for Israel, the country has displayed a double-edged policy and strategic short-sightedness regarding the massacre of civilians in Gaza.

Jordan, an old US ally, has sharply criticized Washington’s support for Israeli brutality in Gaza in response to Hamas attacks. Others, including Egypt, have reacted strongly. Even the meeting with US President Joe Biden has been cancelled.

Josh Paul, a former senior official at the US State Department, said that Washington is providing Israel with unequivocal and unquestionable military support. But many in the region see the attack on Gaza as a grave injustice. Recently he publicly resigned because of this US policy. He said, ‘We have tried to make ourselves known as honest mediators; But we can’t keep the little credibility we had so far.

In a recent speech from the White House, Biden offered Congress more military aid to Israel. He said Hamas was using Palestinian civilians as human shields. At the same time, he also claimed that there is no confidence in the number of dead in Gaza. However, the UN said the death toll was credible.

King Abdullah II of Jordan gave an emotional speech at the summit in Cairo last Saturday. He expressed anger, “Palestinian lives are less important than Israelis!” Our life is less important than other lives! Application of international law is not binding on Israel. Human rights also have boundaries – they differ from border to border, nation to nation and religion to religion.’

Omar Rahman, a fellow at the Middle East Council, a global affairs think tank, said Western double standards and hypocrisy are more evident now than ever. The United States has always shown a double policy towards Israel on the Palestinian issue.

Jordan also canceled a meeting with Biden and the leaders of the Egyptian and Palestinian Authority to discuss Gaza ahead of the Cairo peace conference. In a press conference at the United Nations last Tuesday, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry also condemned the Western double policy regarding Israel’s actions. Meanwhile, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud told the Security Council that the world must take a firm stand to stop military operations.

Middle East Council Fellow Omar Rahman said, Arab governments must maintain relations with the United States. But to do that, they have to avoid the idea that the United States is complicit in the Palestinian genocide. He also said that the Arab leaders are also looking at their own people. Those who are angry about the Israeli attack.

On Friday, the administration of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi held a large rally in Cairo’s iconic Tahrir Square in solidarity with Gaza.

James Ryan, director of research and Middle East programs at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, said the United States’ position as the world’s sole superpower is waning and its allies are becoming more self-sufficient. Balancing their relationship with other rising powers like China. He said the United States is still the most powerful country, but the country faces major challenges.

Israel’s Calculations Before Entering Gaza

For several days Israel has been hinting that its massive army is ready to invade Gaza to wipe out Hamas once and for all. 300,000 reservists of the Israel Defense Forces-IDF have been called up so far. On the other side of the Gaza border, the small towns, fields, and fields of the Israeli side are now filled with thousands of soldiers armed with tanks, ammunition, and heavy weapons.

Israeli air and naval forces are targeting suspected hideouts and arsenals of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Many civilians are killed and wounded in these attacks, and a small number of Hamas leaders are killed.

An explosion at a hospital in Gaza that killed a large number of people has heightened tensions in the region, although both sides have denied responsibility for the attack and blamed each other. But why is Israel not yet announcing the operation in Gaza? There are many reasons behind this.

[1]
The Biden Factor
President Joe Biden’s hasty trip to Israel this week shows how worried the White House is about the changing situation. Washington’s concerns are twofold: the mounting humanitarian crisis and the spread of conflict across the Middle East.

The US president has already made it clear that Israel is against reoccupying Gaza, which Israel withdrew from in 2005. In his words, it would be “a big mistake”.

Officially, the main reason for his visit to Israel is to provide strategic support to America’s closest ally in the Middle East, as well as to hear Israel’s plans for Gaza.

But the undisclosed reason is Mr. During the trip, Biden will talk about making concessions to extremist governments like Benjamin Netanyahu. The US wants to know, if Israel enters Gaza, when and how it plans to withdraw.

If Israel wants to launch a full-scale military operation in Gaza, the presence of Air Force One in Tel Aviv does not look good for either America or Israel.

[2]
Iran factor
In the past few days, Iran has issued clear threats saying that Israel’s heinous attacks on Gaza will be answered appropriately. Now what does that mean?

Iran funds, arms, trains, and in some cases controls various Shia armed groups spread across the Middle East. The most effective of these is Hezbollah in Lebanon, whose position is right next to Israel’s northern border.

Hezbollah engaged in a bloody and devastating war with Israel in 2006 when all of Israel’s modern weapons succumbed to the enemy’s planned attacks and hidden mines.

Since then, Hezbollah has reorganized with the help of Iran and is believed to have at least 150,000 rockets and missiles, many of them capable of hitting long-range and specific targets.

As a result, there is a threat that if Israel launches an offensive in Gaza, Hezbollah may launch a counterattack along Israel’s northern border, which could push them into a war on both sides.

However, there is no guarantee that Hezbollah forces will engage in such a war. Especially when there are two US warships in the Mediterranean ready to help Israel at any time.

Rather, it assures Israel that any strikes from Hezbollah will be countered by US air power.

However, it may be recalled that during the 2006 war, a sophisticated anti-ship missile of Hezbollah managed to hit an Israeli warship.

[3]
Human factors
The Israeli government has imposed a humanitarian disaster on the rest of the world by completely eradicating Hamas from Gaza. As the death toll of Palestinian civilians began to mount in sustained Israeli airstrikes, the world’s sympathy towards the Israelis after Hamas’s unprecedented attack on October 7 slowly shifted to the end of the airstrikes and the protection of innocent Gazans.

If the Israeli forces ever launch a ground operation, the number of casualties will continue to rise. Israeli soldiers will die, too, from ambushes, snipers, and booby traps – and most of the fighting will likely take place in miles of tunnels spread underground.

But in that case, in the end, the common people may have to pay the price.

[4]
Big intelligence failure
It’s a very bad time for Israeli intelligence. The Shin Bet, their domestic intelligence agency, has come under heavy criticism for failing to anticipate such a deadly attack by Hamas.

They are supposed to have a network of informants and spies inside Gaza who monitor the movements of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad leaders. But what happened on that fateful Saturday morning is still considered the biggest intelligence failure in the country’s history since the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

Israeli intelligence agencies have been working non-stop for the last 10 days to overcome it. They are working to identify the names of hostages held by Hamas and find out where they are being held.

They are also helping the IDF with information on where Hamas leaders are hiding. As a result, it is also likely that they wanted more time to gather information so that when the military operation began, they could go to a specific location rather than wandering around the rubble of northern Gaza and being attacked.

Despite a series of Israeli airstrikes, Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group continue to operate and are sure to have plans and decoys for Israeli troops. Which could become more dangerous for the Israelis if the tunnels are underground.

Israeli intelligence would aim to locate their locations and alert the IDF.

Rafah – A border crossing in Egypt’s Sinai desert that lies south of Gaza. There are two other border crossings out of Gaza, which are fully under Israeli control, and both are now closed.

As a result, this border route to Egypt is now the only hope for Gaza refugees. However, after the start of the Israel-Gaza war, Egypt closed the border.

Reasons why Rafah border is so important-
On October 7, Hamas attacked Israel through the Erez border in northern Gaza. After this incident, Israel declared the border closed until further instructions.

As a result, the Rafah border is now the only land route for civilians to leave Gaza. Rafah is now also important for sending humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Egypt’s foreign ministry said a plane carrying humanitarian aid for Gaza had already arrived at Al-Arish airport in North Sinai.

Dozens of lorries carrying fuel and humanitarian aid are also waiting to enter Gaza near the Rafah border.

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