Remember your own faults!

 

Abu Hurairah (radiyallaahu- anhu) said:

“One of you looks at the mote in his brothers’s eye while forgetting the stump in his own eye.”

Al-Adabul Mufrad’ by Imaam Al-Bukhaari’, Hadeeth number 592

Translation: https://masjidfurqan.co.uk

Free Your Heart From Any Ills (i.e. Enmity, Hostility, Resentment and Rancour)

 

Ibn Rajab:

The ease of a Believer is due to the ease he provides his brother and he wishes for his brother what wishes for himself. This will come about if his heart is free from any ills.

(Jaami’ al-‘Uloom wal Hikam 1/306)

Translated by Ustaadh Abdulilah Lahmami (Allaah preserve & protect him)

Three Things to Satisfy Yourself

Three Things to Satisfy Yourself

 

 With ʿAbdullāh b. ʿAwn – Allāh have mercy on him – said:

 

There are three things that I like for myself and for my brothers:

 

That the Muslim man looks to the Qurān; he learns it, recites it, ponders it and refers to it. Second, that he looks to the narrations and the Sunnah; he asks about it and follows it with all his efforts. Third, that he leaves alone all these people except when doing good.

 

Al-Bukhāri, Al-Ṣaḥīḥ, no. 97 (in annotative, discontiguous form). The chain of transmission is connected in Al-Marwazī, Al-Sunnah, no. 108.

 

Translation source: SayingsoftheSalaf.net

Some Benefits of the Congregational Prayer

 

Some Benefits of the Congregational Prayer:

1. It fosters unity amongst the Muslims.

2. Shaytan is more distant from a congregation.

3. The prayer can be learned by practice.

4. The Muslims stay informed about each other’s conditions.

5. The reward is 27 times greater. (ش ب م)

Written by Abu Adam Jameel Finch حفظه الله

6:46 AM – 2 Jan 2019 / The Fiqh Corner

Wise words from your brother are priceless…

1:42 AM – Jan 15, 2021

Translated by Abu Maryam Tariq Ali

@Abu MaryamT

Wise words from your brother are priceless…

Abu ‘Umaīr as-Sūrī Abān bin Sulaīm* رحمه الله, said:

“Wise words from your brother are better for you than wealth he gives you, for indeed wealth causes you to become excessive; but the words will guide you (to that which is good).”

* Abu ‘Umaīr as-Sūrī Abān bin Sulaīm, and it is said ‘Sulaīmān’. Abu Hātim mentioned him and said, “He was from the righteous worshippers of Allāh, he spoke with wisdom”. 

قال: وأخبرنا الحوطي قال: ثنا أبو حيوة شريح بن يزيد،

عن أبي سبا عتبة بن تميم، عن أبي عمير الصوري أبان بن سُليم قال:

كلمة حكمة لك من أخيك خير لك من »

 « مال يعطيك، لأن المال يطغيك والكلمة تهديك.

(جامع بيان العلم و فضله)

Random Quote of the Day

 

29 July 2018, 2:27 AM

Al-Hasan al-Basrī:

Keep lots of friends from the Believers (Mu’minūn) for indeed they will intercede for their relatives and friends on Judgment Day…

٣٤٠/٨ تفسير البغوي

Translated by Ustadh Abu Muadh Taqweem

Love Your Brother for the Sake of Allah

 

Imaam Ibn Uthaymeen رحمه الله said:

“If you supplicate for your Muslim brother behind his back (in his absence) without him having requested it, this is a proof of your love for him & that you love good for him just as you love it for yourself.”

[Sharh Riyaad al-Saaliheen 4/20]

TRANSLATION SOURCE: MARKAZ MUAADH IBN JABAL ISLAMIC CENTRE

18 November 2017, 8:37 PM

The Importance of Good Companionship

MuSunnah.com

18 Oct 2019 - 7:36 AM

Al-‘Allāmah ‘Abdur-Raḥmān ibn Nāṣir as-Si’dī:

‘From the greatest attainments and most valuable treasures is gaining companionship of the righteous and obtaining their supplication in this world and after [one’s] death.‘

(Majmū’ al-Fawā’id)

قال عبدالرحمن بن ناصر السعدي رحمه الله :

"من أعظم المكاسب وأجل المغانم, كسب

صداقة الأخيار، واغتنام أدعيتهم في الحياة

وبعد الممات."

مجموع الفوائد

Favour of true friend...

Verily, Allāh has blessed you with a true friend; when you forget he reminds you, when you remember he aids you, and when you become weak he strengthens you, he supports you through supplication, he is sincere towards you with affection, and he brings you happiness through generosity and kindness, and he is good towards you through sincere advice, you find him in your distress just like you find him in your joy. Therefore, this is a great blessing from Allāh, and a tremendous favour from Him. So hold on to him if you have found him, And ask Allāh from his favour if you have lost him.

@m_g_alomari_eng

Official English Twitter Account of the Noble Shaykh Dr. Moḥammad bin Ghālib al-ʿUmarī (حَفِظَهُ اَللهُ)

9/7/18, 11:07 PM

Tremendous Advice

:نصيحة عظيمة

Tremendous Advice:

:قال الحافظ ابن جماعة رحمه الله

Al-Haafith Ibn Jamaa’ah said, may Allah have mercy on him:

"ينبغي لطالب العلم أن لا يخالط إلَّا من يفيده أو يستفيد منه،

“It is befitting for the student of knowledge to not associate except with one whom he benefits or is benefitting from,

فإن تعرَّض لصحبة مَن يُضيِّع عمره معه ولا يُفيده ولا يَستفيد منه، ولا يُعينه على ماهو بصدده،

So if he is exposed to the companionship of one whom he wastes his time with and he does not benefit him or benefit from him, and does not help him with what he is attempting to achieve,

فلْيَتَلَطَّفْ في قَطع عِشرته من أوَّل الأمر قبل تَمَكّنها، فإنَّ الأمور إذا تمكَّنت عسرت إزالتها،

Then he should kindly cut ties with him from the beginning of the affair before it becomes established. Verily, affairs, if they become established, it is difficult to remove them.

فإن احتاج إلى من يصحبه فلْيكُنْ صاحباً صالحاً دَيِّناً تَقيِّاً وَرِعاً ذَكِيَّاً،

So if he is need of someone to accompany, then he should be a righteous, religious, pious, intelligent companion.

كثير الخير، قليل الشر، حسن المداراة، قليل المماراة،

Having an abundance of good, a small amount of evil, good manners and little argumentation,

إن نسيَ ذكَّرَه، وإن ذَكَرَ أعانَه، وإن احتاجَ واساه، وإن ضَجِر صبَّره"

If he forgot, he would remind him. If he remembered, he would assist him, and if he was in need  he would support him, and if he was irritated he would try to comfort him.”

تذكرة السامع والمتكلم ص83.

Tathkirah As-Saami’ wa Al-Mutkallim by: Ibn Jamaa’ah p.83

Translated by: Samir Abdullah Al-Oklahomie

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Source: https://www.mkhair.org/?p=276

Who is a friend?

ليس الصديق من وافقك في طباعك.

أو أيدك مطلقا على قرارك.

أو بذل لك من الدنيا فزاد في مالك.

الصديق من صدقك في محبته.

وصدقك في نصحه وعتابه.

د.محمد بن غالب العُمري

@m_g_alomari

م - ١٩ أبريل ٢٠١٧ ٧:٠٤

m_g_alomari/status/854878419439554561

10:35 PM - 23 May 2017  

Shaykh Ibn Ghālib Al ‘Umari (حفظه الله) said, 

“A friend is not he who agrees to your habits, mannerisms or character, or who absolutely supports your choice, or who offers you worldly support which increases your wealth. Your friend is he who is truthful to you in his love, and he is your friend in his advice and his admonishment.” 

Translated by Zubayr Abbasi (may Allaah preserve him)

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NOTE: Arabic texts added on 16 July 2019 @ 9:35 AM KSA TIME