Ibn al-Jawzi رَحِمَهُ اللهُ
said:
The moans of sinners (regretting their
sins) is more beloved to Allāh than the
exaltation of His glorifiers.
Seeds of Admonishment and Reform, Dār as-Sunnah Publishers, p. 136
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Ibn al-Jawzi رَحِمَهُ اللهُ
said:
The moans of sinners (regretting their
sins) is more beloved to Allāh than the
exaltation of His glorifiers.
Seeds of Admonishment and Reform, Dār as-Sunnah Publishers, p. 136
SOURCE: youtube.com/c/SalafiRecordings
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The Messenger of Allāh (salallāhu ‘alaihi
wasallam):
“Hijrah
will not end until repentance comes to
an end, and repentance will not end until the Sun rises from the West.”
Ahmad
in Al-Musnad no. 16906. See Al-Irwā no.1208 (sahīh).
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Shaykh Ibn Uthaymeen رحمه الله:
There is no hostility greater than the
hostility of the hypocrites towards the
believers, and there is no corruption on earth greater than the corruption of
the hypocrites.
Translated by Imam Bukhari Centre Liverpool
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Maalik Bin Deenaar (rahimahullaah) said:
“A sign of having love for Allaah is (one’s) constant remembrance of Him; because whoever loves a thing
will remember it a lot.”
Shu’ab Al-Eemaan: 1/388
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Al-Ḥasan
al-Baṣrī said:
“One sign of Allāh
turning away from a servant is when he busies himself with what does not
concern him.”
Source: Ghidha ʿal-Albāb (1/71)
Translated
by: Abū al-Ḥasan Mālik al-Akhdar
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THE INTELLIGENT PERSON
Sufyān
bin ‘Uyaynah said:
“The
intelligent is not the one who knows good and evil, but the intelligent knows
good and follows it, and he knows evil and avoids it.”
al-Aql
wa Fadhluhu, Ibn Abi Dunyā (point 56), Maktabatul Qur’ān
Translated
by: أبو تسنيم
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Talq Ibn Habeeb (died before 100AH) رحمه الله used to kiss his mother’s head and he would not walk on top of a house if his mother was below him (inside the house) out of honour and respect for her.
Birr al-Wālidayn by Al-Tartoushī, pg. 39, 1440AH print
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