The
Noble Sheikh Sâleh al-Fawzaan (حفظه الله) stated:
‘The one who is seeking the Truth is
happy with the advice (he receives) and also being alerted about the
mistake (he makes).’
Sharh Kitaab al-‘Uboodiyyah, pg. 252
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Friday, October 23, 2015
Thursday, October 22, 2015
The Importance of الفقه الأكبر - The Major Fiqh - (Understanding the correct Aqeedah).
Lecture in
English on 'The Importance of الفقه الأكبر - The
Major Fiqh - (Understanding the correct Aqeedah).
By Br. Nawwas
Al-Hindi (حفظه
الله) in the island Mafushi, Maldives after
Fajr of 19th of Dhul Hijjah 1436 (3rd oct 2015)
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Was-was is something that happens to everyone who turns to Allaah in Dhikr.
Sheikhul-Islaam
Ibn Tayymiyyah رحمه
الله said,
“Was-was is something that happens to everyone who turns to Allaah in Dhikr. It will inevitably happen to him. So he should be steadfast and remain patient, and persist in his Dhikr and prayer, and not give up, for, by persisting in it he will foil the plot of the Shaytan and,
‘Ever feeble indeed is the plot
of Shaytan.’
[Soorah an-Nisa 4: 76]
Every time a person wants to turn his heart to Allaah, whispers of other matters come to him. The Shaytan is like a bandit; every time a person wants to travel towards Allaah, he wants to intercept him.
The idiot is known by six characteristics
Ibnul-Jawzee رحمه الله
said:
"The idiot is known by six
characteristics:
2) He gives to the one who should not be given to;
3) He speaks regarding that which is of no benefit;
4) He trusts everyone he comes across;
5) He spreads secrets (of the people) and does not differentiate between his friend and his enemy;
The possession of wealth.
Ibnul
Qayyim رحمه
الله said:
"Once wealth is in your possession, but
(its love) is not in your heart, then it won’t have an effect on you even if
it's a lot. But once it is in your heart, it affects you even if you have
nothing of it in your possession".
[Madaarij As-Saalikeen 1/463]
Doing good deeds, as opposed to evil deeds.
Ibn Al-Hajr رحمه الله said:
'It is necessary that a person does not
leave off doing good, even if it is a little, nor should he fall into sin even
if it may seem small and insignificant, as one does not know which good deed
will be the cause of Allaah's Mercy to be placed upon him, nor does he know
which sin will be the cause Allaah's anger to befall upon him!
(Fath
Al-Bari 11/321)
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