Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah:“Sins make the face ugly.”
(Ajawaab as-Saheeh 4/306-307)
Ibn-ul-Jawzee: "I never get enough of reading. When I see a book for the first time, it feels as if I see a treasure. If I say that I have read 20,000 Volumes, then it is (even) more and I'm still reading." (Adab Shar'iyyah 2/374)
Shaqeeq al-Balkhee said:“The sign of repentance (is): weeping at what has preceded, fear of falling into sin, leaving evil company and maintaining the company of the good.” (Siyar A'laam an-Nubalaa, 9/315)
Al-Fuḍayl ibn ʿAyyāḍ: "Do not mix except with those who have good character; for the one who has good character brings nothing but good, whilst the one who has bad character brings nothing but evil." (Al-Bayhaqī, Shuʿab Al-Īmān, #87044)
Imam Abd al-Rahman al-Awzaa’i : “Whoever stands the night in prayer, Allah will make easy for him his standing on the Day of Judgment.” [Siyar A’laam an-Nubalaa, 7/119]
Shaykh-ul-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah:"It is not permissible for a man to help anyone else in disobeying Allah, even if that person does not believe that it is a sin, such as helping the disbelievers to acquire alcohol and pork." (al-Fataawa al-Kubra, 6/282)
Ibn Hajar: "He (Uthman bin Affan) had a very beautiful face, smooth skin, big beard and wide shoulders" (al-Isaabah fee Tamyeez-is-Sahaabah (2/462))
Awn bin ‘Abdillâh: “Those before you used to give to their worldly affairs what was left over from their pursuit of the hereafter. But today, you give to the matters of the hereafter the left-overs from your pursuit of worldly affairs.” (Abû Nu’aym, Hilyat Al-Awliyâ` 10:242)
Richness is not about having a lot of wealth, but richness is having wealth of the heart. And what is wealth of the heart? It is contentment. - Bilal Philips [31/01/14]
When you desire to sin, tell yourself “what Jannah has to offer is better and by doing this, I risk that.” - Omar Suleiman [05/02/14]
"Compassion always starts with yourself. The more you look at yourself and see your weaknesses the less judgmental you become"@TariqRamadan [16/12/13]
"Being alive today is a blessing denied to many. Be thankful by spending it in the obedience of Allah". - Abdulbary yahya [07/02/14]
Shaykh Muhammad Saalih bin Uthaymeen: “Some from among the Salaf said: ‘I like to beautify myself for my wife just as I want that she beautifies herself for me.’ This can fall under the Hadeeth: None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother that which he loves for himself." (ash-Sharh al-Mumti' 12/405)
Imam Abu Hatim: "Rebuking a person for their every mistake, even minor ones, constantly, will lead to the love diminishing." (Rawdhah p.182)
Sa’id b. As-Sa’ib was asked, “How are you today?”
He replied, “Today, I am awaiting the coming of death without an appointment.”
[Sifatu As-Safwah, vol. 2, p. 283]
Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali: "Some people put themselves down in front of others only to pretend to be humble so that they may be praised." [ath-Tham p. 74]
When a person realizes that Allaah's blessings in his or her life are too many to count,, the worldly trials seem like raindrops in the vast ocean of Allaah's favors and exercising patience will become easier. -- Dr. Bilal Philips [fb, 05/02/14]
Righteous spouses assist one another in preserving their deen by offering help, support, and advice that enable them to obey Allaah and abstainfrom sinning. -Dr Bilal.Philips (17.02.14)
Maalik ibn Dinar: "Look, O brother: Every brother, friend and companion you don't benefit from in your religion, then flee from him!" (Ibn 'Asaakir Taareekh Dimashq 421/56)
'Umar bin 'Abdil'Azeez: "Remind yourselves of the blessings of Allah, because the one who remembers is more likely to show gratitude" (al-Mujaalasah p. 405)
Ibraaheem al-Harbee said, ‘I heard Ahmad (Ahmad Ibn Hanbal) say"
‘If you love that Allaah should keep you upon that which you love, then remain upon that which He loves, and the good is in the one who sees no good in himself.”[al-Aadaabush-Sharee’ah (2/31) by Ibn Muflih]
Shaykh Abdur-Rahman as-Sa'di: "As a married couple one experiences enjoyment, benefit from the children and their upbringing and harmony. The love and mercy that exists between the spouses usually exists nowhere else." (Taysir-ul-Karim, p. 639)
Anas Ibn Malik (radialahuanhu) used to tell his son: “O my son! Secure knowledge by writing”. (Kitaab Al-'Ilm, 120)
Knowledge is the power of your mind; love is the power of your heart.
-- Tariq Ramadan [fb, 23/02/14]
Yahyaa Ibn Katheer said:“The best of brothers are those who say, ‘Come let’s fast before we die,’ and the worst of brothers are those who say, ‘Come let’s eat and drink before we die.’ “ [Al-Hilyah, 3/71]
//published on 24th February, 2014//
(Ajawaab as-Saheeh 4/306-307)
Ibn-ul-Jawzee: "I never get enough of reading. When I see a book for the first time, it feels as if I see a treasure. If I say that I have read 20,000 Volumes, then it is (even) more and I'm still reading." (Adab Shar'iyyah 2/374)
Shaqeeq al-Balkhee said:“The sign of repentance (is): weeping at what has preceded, fear of falling into sin, leaving evil company and maintaining the company of the good.” (Siyar A'laam an-Nubalaa, 9/315)
Al-Fuḍayl ibn ʿAyyāḍ: "Do not mix except with those who have good character; for the one who has good character brings nothing but good, whilst the one who has bad character brings nothing but evil." (Al-Bayhaqī, Shuʿab Al-Īmān, #87044)
Imam Abd al-Rahman al-Awzaa’i : “Whoever stands the night in prayer, Allah will make easy for him his standing on the Day of Judgment.” [Siyar A’laam an-Nubalaa, 7/119]
Shaykh-ul-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah:"It is not permissible for a man to help anyone else in disobeying Allah, even if that person does not believe that it is a sin, such as helping the disbelievers to acquire alcohol and pork." (al-Fataawa al-Kubra, 6/282)
Ibn Hajar: "He (Uthman bin Affan) had a very beautiful face, smooth skin, big beard and wide shoulders" (al-Isaabah fee Tamyeez-is-Sahaabah (2/462))
Awn bin ‘Abdillâh: “Those before you used to give to their worldly affairs what was left over from their pursuit of the hereafter. But today, you give to the matters of the hereafter the left-overs from your pursuit of worldly affairs.” (Abû Nu’aym, Hilyat Al-Awliyâ` 10:242)
Richness is not about having a lot of wealth, but richness is having wealth of the heart. And what is wealth of the heart? It is contentment. - Bilal Philips [31/01/14]
When you desire to sin, tell yourself “what Jannah has to offer is better and by doing this, I risk that.” - Omar Suleiman [05/02/14]
"Compassion always starts with yourself. The more you look at yourself and see your weaknesses the less judgmental you become"@TariqRamadan [16/12/13]
"Being alive today is a blessing denied to many. Be thankful by spending it in the obedience of Allah". - Abdulbary yahya [07/02/14]
Shaykh Muhammad Saalih bin Uthaymeen: “Some from among the Salaf said: ‘I like to beautify myself for my wife just as I want that she beautifies herself for me.’ This can fall under the Hadeeth: None of you truly believes until he loves for his brother that which he loves for himself." (ash-Sharh al-Mumti' 12/405)
Imam Abu Hatim: "Rebuking a person for their every mistake, even minor ones, constantly, will lead to the love diminishing." (Rawdhah p.182)
Sa’id b. As-Sa’ib was asked, “How are you today?”
He replied, “Today, I am awaiting the coming of death without an appointment.”
[Sifatu As-Safwah, vol. 2, p. 283]
Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali: "Some people put themselves down in front of others only to pretend to be humble so that they may be praised." [ath-Tham p. 74]
When a person realizes that Allaah's blessings in his or her life are too many to count,, the worldly trials seem like raindrops in the vast ocean of Allaah's favors and exercising patience will become easier. -- Dr. Bilal Philips [fb, 05/02/14]
Righteous spouses assist one another in preserving their deen by offering help, support, and advice that enable them to obey Allaah and abstainfrom sinning. -Dr Bilal.Philips (17.02.14)
Maalik ibn Dinar: "Look, O brother: Every brother, friend and companion you don't benefit from in your religion, then flee from him!" (Ibn 'Asaakir Taareekh Dimashq 421/56)
'Umar bin 'Abdil'Azeez: "Remind yourselves of the blessings of Allah, because the one who remembers is more likely to show gratitude" (al-Mujaalasah p. 405)
Ibraaheem al-Harbee said, ‘I heard Ahmad (Ahmad Ibn Hanbal) say"
‘If you love that Allaah should keep you upon that which you love, then remain upon that which He loves, and the good is in the one who sees no good in himself.”[al-Aadaabush-Sharee’ah (2/31) by Ibn Muflih]
Shaykh Abdur-Rahman as-Sa'di: "As a married couple one experiences enjoyment, benefit from the children and their upbringing and harmony. The love and mercy that exists between the spouses usually exists nowhere else." (Taysir-ul-Karim, p. 639)
Anas Ibn Malik (radialahuanhu) used to tell his son: “O my son! Secure knowledge by writing”. (Kitaab Al-'Ilm, 120)
Knowledge is the power of your mind; love is the power of your heart.
-- Tariq Ramadan [fb, 23/02/14]
Yahyaa Ibn Katheer said:“The best of brothers are those who say, ‘Come let’s fast before we die,’ and the worst of brothers are those who say, ‘Come let’s eat and drink before we die.’ “ [Al-Hilyah, 3/71]
//published on 24th February, 2014//
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