Spirit of Islam · THE MIRACLE OF A REALISTIC POLICY

THE MIRACLE OF A REALISTIC POLICY

Spirit of Islam, July 2015, p. 37

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.

in nature, should be discovered and developed, rather than protesting about lack of opportunities. Singapore, a relatively small island is a city-state. Singapore’s greatest concern should have been to extend its geographical area. In his wisdom, the leader of Singapore realized that the present age is one of new opportunities. Today, even with limited area at your disposal, you can opt for vertical growth in the form of multistorey buildings. If you have only a local office, you can extend its functioning across the world through virtual offices. If business opportunities in your country are not aplenty, you can extend your business globally by sea and air. Singapore’s wise leader discovered the new opportunities and availed of them fully. In a limited period of time, Singapore became a highly developed country. A law of nature reveals that the secret to success does not lie in discovering the plots and conspiracies against one. Such aspirants have failed to discover both the laws of nature and the opportunities available to them. They are deprived of both knowledge of God and man. The law of the Creator requires one to be aware of realities that will lead to success, while a lack of such awareness will reduce individuals, communities, and nations to a state of ineffectiveness, marked by complaints and protests. o The awareness of realities will lead to success, while a lack of such awareness will reduce individuals, communities, and nations to a state of ineffectuality. Trigger for the Mind If you are an intellectually awakened person, then every experience or observation is bound to trigger your mind and it would compel you to engage in serious contemplation.

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