The meaning is:
"Whoever fears God, He will surely provide for him a way out. And give him sustenance without any thought. And whoever puts his trust in Allah, Allah will suffice. Indeed, Allah does what He pleases. Indeed, Allah has provided for everything. "
This 1000 dinar verse is part of the second verse and part of the third verse of Surah At-Talaq. Many people recommend that they practice this verse for success or profit. Many traders are putting these 1000 dinar verses on their business premises, hoping for more business. Many even memorize this verse to read at appropriate times, such as after prayers.
Of course we cannot deny the advantages of the 1000 dinar verse. Unfortunately, some people's approach to this verse, is misguided and incorrect. If we look at the translation of this verse, it contains two lessons that we should be fearful and confident. Therefore, the right approach to practice this 1000 dinar verse is to be fearful and confident. Let us learn about the virtuous and responsible.
If you paste this 1000 dinar adhesive on the business premises, but the prayers are not done, dishonest practices in business continue to be made or otherwise, this does not mean that we practice 1000 dinar verses. The purpose of attaching the adhesive is simply the way that we should always be mindful and responsible. Likewise, if we read this verse thousands of times a day, while we are ignorant and responsible, that is also not the correct way to practice the 1000 dinar verse. Following scholars including the great scholars of interpretation, there are many benefits and benefits from the practice of a thousand dinar verses, the last line of the second verse and the third verse of the surah al-Talaq.
Among his favors is to earn an unexpected fortune and even to provide sustenance in a way never imagined, to eliminate all forms of hardship and to be rid of doubt and death.
According to many accounts, the reason why God sent down a thousand dinar verses was because of an incident involving a friend named Auf bin Malik al-Asyja'i who had a son captive by the Muslims. He complained to the Messenger of Allah and His Majesty asked Auf to be patient and said to him: "Allah will surely make a way out for you." he brought the goat to his father.
Then came down the verse which means: "Whoever fears Allah, He makes him a way out and gives him sustenance from an unexpected and unexpected way." (Hadith of Ibn Jarir) , Nurhafiz Abdullah's book Mustajab and Cheap Foods focuses on the chronicles associated with a thousand dinar verses.
These include the story of a man who dreamed of a man asking him to donate 1,000 dinars to the poor and the story of Malik bin Dinar which can be read at the beginning of a book about a thousand dinars. At the same time, this 162-page book also exposes the fadilat and efficacy of the verses of al-Fatihah, al-Kursi, al-Qadr, al-Ikhlas and several other surahs so that readers can practice solving problems in life.
So is the prayer for success, prosperity and inexpensive sustenance attached to striving to persevere in facing the trials that come and seeking a solution by pleading with God. There are 30 prayers asking for God's help provided in the book Mustajab and Cheap Foods which can be a guide and daily practice including praying open the door of sustenance, being given intellect and heart and asking always to be loved by God.
The contents of this book emphasize the importance of fadilat and the efficacy of practicing the verses of Allah's revelation in the Quran and the hadith of the Messenger of Allah as a way out for those who are in distress as well as wish to achieve for themselves, their families and others.
The Mustajab and Cheap Foods Book of Reference is a source of knowledge that not only serves as an antidote, but also encourages readers to increase their worship by reading Quranic verses and thus making them part of their daily practice. Blessing knowledge is a useful knowledge, may the author's efforts to convey information to the readers will benefit from bringing both the will of God and the grace of life in this world and the hereafter.
