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
Publishers print, 1st edition.
Translation: www.markazmuaadh.com
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 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)
Translated by RPubs Editorial
Taken from: arrisaalahpubs.com
Dhun
Nuun of Egypt said:
“From the signs of repentance is abandoning evil
brothers and sticking to the people of good.”
Shu’abul
Imaan of Al-Imam Al-Bayhaqi narration number 6782.
Translation
By: Abū Anwar An-Naijiriy
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Imām as-Sa’dī رَحِمَهُ اللهُ
said:
The truth is that the individual
has no power, strength, or protection (from sins and other harmful
things) except through Allāh’s help.
Lessons Learnt From The Story of Yusuf, DuSunnah Publications, p.
60-61
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Ibnul Qayyim رحمه الله said:
The seven parts of
the body, which are the eyes, the ears, the mouth, the tongue, the private
parts , the hands and the feet are the cause of destruction and safety. They
lead to destruction if the man does not control them and to safety if he takes
care of them and protects them.
Source: Supporting
The Distressed Against The Tricks of Satan, Darussalam, p. 75
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Fuḍayl ibn Iyaḍ
(رحمه
الله) said:
Performing an action
for the sake of the people is Shirk, and abandoning an action for
the sake of the people is showing off (Riyā’). And (true)
sincerity is for Allāh to save you from both of them (Shirk and Riyā’).
Al-Bidāyah
Wa an-Nihāyah of Imām Ibn Kathīr (10/476)
Trans. by Markaz Ar-Razizayn Melbourne
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Shaykh ‘Ali Muhammad Nāsir Al-Faqīhī رَحِمَهُ
اللهُ said:
“Indeed the truth is what is indicated by the Kitāb and Sunnah, even if its followers are few.”
Al-Irhāb wa ātharuh as-sayyihah ‘ala al-afrād wa al-umam p. 7
Trans. by Abū Muḥsinah Mubaarak
Source: Arrisaalahpubs.com
‘Abdullaah Ibn Mas’ood (may Allaah be pleased with him) said:
“O tongue! Say good, you will gain and benefit. Remain silent from
speaking evil and you will be safe, lest you become regretful.”
Saheeh al-Targheeb wal-Tarheeb no. 2872
Translation source: MarkazMuaadh.com
Shaykh Rabīʿ Ibn Hādī Al-Madkhalī حفظه الله stated:
“Even if the habitual liar was truthful occasionally, the Salaf
would always reject his speech because he lied constantly.”
Al-Majmū’, (9/497)
Translated by Musa Shaleem Mohammed
Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه
الله said:
…there is no rectification for Banī Ādam without making
all of the religion for Allāh and striving to raise Allāh’s name above all else.
The Principle of Love &
Desire, Authentic Statements, p. 181
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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
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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
@markazbukhari
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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
@AbooTasneem
Shaykh Ibn Bāzرَحِمَهُ
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.
Source: t.me/salafirecording
Imaam Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه
الله رحمة واسعة said:
“From the signs that (the heart is dead), is that the
possessor of such a heart does not feel pain and hurt when he commits evil deeds,
and his ignorance of the truth and his false beliefs do not cause him to feel
any pain.”
Ighaatul-Lahfaan fee Masaayid Ash-Shaytaan 1/113.
Daar al-‘Ilm al-Fawaaid, 2nd edition
Translation: MarkazMuaadh.com
Shaykh Ibn al-‘Uthaymeen said:
قسوة القلب لها دواء وهوالإكثار من قراءة القرآن.
“Hardness of the
heart has its medicine. It is plentiful reading of the Qur’an.”
https://twitter.com/bin_othaimen/status/1408960153450422272?s=19
Translation checked by: Abbas Abu Yahya
Translated by: @KSA_DAWAH
‘Abdul-Ghani al-Maqdisee (rahimahullaah) said:
The most profound of that which a person
could ask of his Lord are three things:
The good pleasure of Allaah, The Mighty and Majestic.
Looking at His Noble Face.
Al-Firdous, the highest heaven.
Adh-Dhayl ‘alaa Tabaqaat al-Hanaabilah vol 3 p.20
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Shaikh Al-Fawzaan (hafidhahullaah) said:
“How is the good pleasure of Allaah attained? It is attained through worship
of The Most Merciful alone, and to apply His obedience, as well as to have
patience upon His religion.”
Sharh Risaalah ad-Dalaa-il p.77
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Shaykh Rabī’ Al-Madkhalī (May Allāh preserve him) said:
“Love of praise is tribulation. Love of people’s
compliments leads to showing-off, destruction and perdition. And we seek refuge
in Allāh.”
Marhaban Yā Tālib al-Ilm p. 172
Translated by Abū Muḥsinah
Mubaarak
Ar-risaalah Publications
@ArrisaalahPubs