The illustrious
scholar – Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-‘Uthaymeen (رحمه الله) stated,
…”The relationship between the man and
his wife is a special relationship, and it is a must that the relationship be
built upon love and affection, and far from offensive statements
and actions.”
Sharh Riyadh As-Saaliheen pg. 541, Resalah
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Ibn
Taymiyyah رَحِمَهُ اللهُ said:
People
have two strengths: strength of love and strength of hate.
Mankind was only created this way so that they may love the truth which Allāh loves and hate the falsehood which Allāh hates, and
those are the ones who love Allāh and are loved by Allāh.
The Principle Of Love & Desire, Authentic Statements,
p.185
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Shaykh Ibn Bāz رَحِمَهُ
اللهُ
said:
Whoever’s
affair has been made easy, they should marry , even if it is before his older
brother, even if it is before their older sister. He should not wait .When Allāh
makes marriage easy, then let him rush to marriage.
Marital Guide, Authentic
Statements, p.39
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Shaykh-al Islam Ibn
Taymiyyah:
Whoever speaks in
the religion without knowledge has lied, even if he did not intend it.
Source: Majmu’ al
Fatawá
10/449
Translated by: Muṣṭafá George
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Al- Imām Ibn Qayyim (رحمه الله) said:
The
sign of happiness is that the servant’s good deeds are behind his back and his evils [sins, disobedience] are before his eyes. And the sign of
wretchedness is that he puts his good
deeds in front of his eyes and his evils behind his back [as if he never did
them].
Miftāḥu Dār as-Sa’ādah (2/843)
Trans. By Markaz Ar-Raziyayn
(Melbourne)
Imām ‘Abd al-Raḥmān ibn Nāṣir al-Sa’dī said:
“If He alone is the Creator, Inventor of all things, and Bestower of forms, possessing no partner in any of these actions, then He is the only deity worshipped in truth. There is none besides Him deserving of any form of worship. For He is the creator of the essences, actions and attributes of His creation. He guides whom He wills and sends astray whom He wills. He allows the believer to believe and the disbeliever to disbelieve, without forcing or compelling His servants to engage in that which is undesirable to them."
Source: Referencing the verse in Ṭā Há, 20:50.
Translated
by: Riyāḍ al-Kanadi
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Shaykh Aḥmad
bn Yaḥyá an-Najmī –may Allāh have mercy on him- said:
“The man’s condition is not
perfected and he does not enjoy life (fully), except by (getting
married to) a righteous wife. And a woman is not tranquil and she does not enjoy life (fully), except by (getting
married to) a righteous husband.”
Ta’sīs al-Aḥkām (4/172)
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