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So many “practicing Muslim brothers and sisters” would be better off in this world and the next if they engaged in some mubah worldly activity as a hobby/pastime instead of spending hours in discussions supposedly concerned with Islam, which in truth are often about their egos.

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Seeing so many tweets on how to properly form a government today by people who wouldn't be able to manage a shift at McDonald's.

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Making virginity a thing of mockery and shame is one of the most wicked and evilest acts of Iblis in the past century.

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“If God wills good for someone, He makes them suffer an affliction.” (Al-Bukhari, 5645)

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Methods of Memorization in Mauritania “Your scholars are more knowledgeable in the day time, and our scholars are more knowledgeable in the night.”

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So many of these "ustadhs" and "da'ees" lack the basic ability to empathize with someone they are "refuting" (and that's assuming they're in the right). Their unsocialized nature makes them hyperfixate on the subject and forget the child of Adam on the other end of their words.

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If you’re at the point where you’re citing fiqh manuals and hadiths to prove to your spouse the need to be intimate with you, chances are you should be seeing a marriage counselor yesterday.

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Abu Bakr al-Shibli was a Maliki jurist, student of Al-Junayd, and one of the masters of tasawwuf. After he died, one of his friends saw him in a dream and asked him what Allah did with him. The answer surprised Al-Shibli himself. [Hayat al-Hayawan al-Kubra (2/522) by Al-Damiri]

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When people enter Islam one of the worst mistakes they can make is to distance themselves from their own culture. Reject the cultural elements and norms which anger Allah, not the blessings He has bestowed upon your people. Be grateful to Him for favoring you with those virtues.

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A shaykh visited a class of deaf Muslims and spoke to them through their teacher. One student gave him a note written on it, "Something I've craved the most my whole life is to be able to hear the adhan." Allah reward Your tested slaves for their patience and give us gratitude.

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If you've accepted Islam or repented from a life of sin as a Muslim, please do yourself and the rest of us a favor and don't assume the role of a teacher of any aspect of our religion for at least a decade (preferably two, with the tawfiq of Allah).

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The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, “A man said: ‘By Allah, Allah will not forgive this person!’ Allah Almighty said: ‘Who is he who swore by Me that I will not forgive someone? I have forgiven him and nullified your good deeds.’” [Muslim 2621]

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3 years

It's common for the greatest women of the 'alimin (Maryam, Khadijah, Fatimah, Asiyah) to be cited as an inspiration and model for women. While that's true, these are also our mothers as men, and we should not overlook the many lessons from their lives that are relevant to us.

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Two experiences in Al-Masjid al-Haram that feel so timeless, joyous, and bonding: 1 - Tawaf during the rain 2 - Sharing zamzam with someone from an entirely different nation who you can only communicate with through smiling, greeting, praising Allah, and loving Rasulullah ﷺ

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Unrelated but interesting: Imam al-Qushayri was known in his time as a master swordsman and equestrian. He was gifted a horse that he rode for around 20 years, and when he passed away - Allah have mercy on him - his horse stopped eating and died a week later.

پدر شیدا و دل‌آرا

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Imam al Qushayri started his Risala [a work on Tasawwuf] with the biographies of saints who spent their early years in much sin - so that no man reading the book may think he's beyond hope.

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Rasulullah ﷺ said, “It is not appropriate for a believer to humiliate himself.” They asked, “And how does he humiliate himself?” He ﷺ answered, “By taking on a trial which he cannot bear.” [Al-Tirmidhi, no. 2254]

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The deep emotional impact of reading the Sirah of Rasulullah ﷺ has noticeably increased as I've gotten older. I think the mix of life experiences, personal maturity, and studying Islam has helped put all of the pieces together to try to understand it in a more holistic sense.

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I don’t know if it’s just a part of getting older, but so many things seem like a total waste of time and energy to me now.

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Subhanallah, it is as if Ibn al-Qayyim (رحمه الله) was witnessing our condition today when describing the collective punishment we have earned for ourselves due to our lives of sin. An absolute must read—Allah grant us ‘afiyah, bestow repentance upon us, and accept it from us.

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3 years

MT is short for Majnun Twitter apparently.

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I know this might wreck the business and marketing model of some "brothers" but some young men need to hear this: If you need to "prove" to your wife "from Qur'an and Sunnah" that she is to obey you, she is probably not going to and it's likely time to re-evaluate your life.

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The mission of Al-Mustafa ﷺ was one of the hearts. Da'wah is not some contest or game where if you win a theological/logical debate against someone, then they must accept the truth and embrace Islam. This misguided notion has hindered the spread of Islam so much in the West.

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From the beautiful tafsir of "There is no compulsion in religion" (2:256) Rasulullah ﷺ said to a man, "Embrace Islam." The man said, "I find that I dislike it." He ﷺ said, "Embrace Islam, even if you dislike it." (Ahmad 12061) God will grant you sincerity and true intent.

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Allah be pleased with Shaykh 'Abdul-Qadir al-Jilani and grant him Al-Firdaws... sixty-two various discourses that make it difficult to even look at yourself in the mirror and call yourself "religious" and "practicing," Allah have mercy on us and forgive us. A sample of a few...

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If Ramadan arrives and your heart is still preoccupied with polemics, controversy, and argumentation, then know that you have a diseased heart. This is the month of devotion to God. A month of reciting and contemplating the Qur'an, fasting, praying, dhikr, and other good deeds.

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@nomad_islamist Concluding with "Stay mad and bothered" instead of "And Allah knows best" ... what a sign of the times, Allah protect us.

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3 years

Freeing yourself from the need to always share your "stance" or "take" on trending topics brings an incredible amount of relief to your heart. Even more so if you free yourself from the delusion that you must have an opinion or view on many of these issues in the first place.

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“It is not for this that I followed you...” May God be pleased with the Companions of His Last and Final Messenger ﷺ, the best and most sincere people to ever set foot on this planet.

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Ibn al-Qayyim mentions in Madarij al-Salikin under the Station of Patience that a man asked Al-Shibli, “What kind of patience is the hardest?”

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Imam Ahmad, may Allah be pleased with him, once saw a man wearing a black and white striped cloak. He said to him: “Leave this, and wear the attire of those in your city,” adding: “It isn’t forbidden, but had you been in Makkah or Madinah, I would not have faulted you.”

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In the spirit of sharing the legacy and wisdom of Imam Abu ‘Abdullah al-Shafi’i, Allah grant him the highest rank in Paradise: “I have never debated with a knowledgeable person, except that I won the debate; and I have never debated with an ignorant person, except that I lost.”

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So many issues not worth engaging on MT. Not because they’re not important issues to address, but because the conversation goes no where. People demand others to feel uncomfortable listening to their venting, while unwilling to be uncomfortable in hearing the truth themselves.

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“If ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab (رضي الله عنه) was alive today, he would physically discipline these Muslims! That’s what they need!” One strange thing about those who often go on about this is that they conveniently assume they would be excluded from such physical disciplining. Hmm…

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There is something so incredibly beautiful about the poor and downtrodden embracing Islam during the early stages of Revelation. Their worldly hardship was a guiding light rather than a veil from the Truth. A people whom Allah was pleased with, and they were pleased with Him.

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Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un. Allah give Shaykh ‘Abdullah and his family patience and justice. Such perpetual and brazen dhulm. Rasulullah ﷺ taught us to fear the prayers of the oppressed and that dhulm will be a darkness on the Final Day. How incredibly terrifying.

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🔴 Confirmed to us the sentence against Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Basfar by 12-year prison; Because he accepted an invitation to lead prayers in the courtyard of the Hagia Sophia Mosque in Turkey.

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One of the most well-known stories from the sirah is the abuse Al-Mustafa ﷺ encountered during his mission to Al-Ta'if in search of support from Banu Thaqif prior to the hijrah. But many have not heard the conclusion of the story Thaqif and their acceptance of Islam... 🧵

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3 years

I don't know who needs to hear this, but saying "ya'ni" in the middle of a sentence doesn't strengthen your argument.

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A reoccurring theme throughout Ibn al-Jawzi's Sayd al-Khatir is the crucial importance that every Muslim—including the religious and people of knowledge—strive for personal financial independence. It is hard to imagine how sharp his criticism would be if he witnessed our times.

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To whom it may be concerned: As Muslims, we do not refer to Al-Mustafa’s ﷺ kindness towards his wives or any of his Lord’s creation except in the finest manner, and that it was the best kindness. A complete kindness that from which, yes, included discipline when appropriate.

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Smile in the face of your worldly trials and tribulations. Shaytan is desperate to use any hardship possible to whisper to us and weaken our faith, and the accursed enemy won’t give up until we take our final breath. Allah is greater than the trivialities of this life!

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Ibn 'Abbas on the Magicians of Pharoah who rejected his falsehood and answered the call of Musa (عليه السلام): "They were sorcerers at the beginning of the day and faithful martyrs by the end of it." Glorified and Exalted be He who turns the hearts of the children of Adam!

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What does it mean when a "practicing" Muslim wants the shari'ah, but all that he/she knows of it are the punishments? And what does it mean when those known punishments are for crimes that he/she could never imagine personally committing (apostasy, murder, theft, adultery, etc)?

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"Hanbali Athari" in the bio is a red flag.

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Ibn al-Jawzi on one of the greatest trials that can befall us in this world, may Allah grant us all 'afiyah.

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The phrase "Subhanallah" is said as a glorification and exaltation of God. It was not taught to us by His Messenger ﷺ as a substitute for profanity or to be used as a veiled insult to arrogantly and ignorantly assert ourselves as more religious and God-fearing than others.

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Imam Ahmad (رحمه الله) had strands of Rasulullah's ﷺ hair that he treasured. He would kiss them, and immerse them in water and drink as a cure when sick. He ordered that he be buried with one strand covering each eye and a third on his tongue. Such a love for Al-Mustafa ﷺ!

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One of the many benefits of a man working hard to earn an honest living is that he is more likely to be grateful for the blessing of sleep and witness it as one of the signs of his Lord. "And among His signs is your sleep" (30:23) "And We made your sleep a source of rest" (78:9)

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“If a man were to act on every concession, with the opinion of the people of Kufah in nabidh, the people of Madinah in music, and the people of Makkah in temporary marriage, he will become a wicked person (fasiq).” - Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal

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Next level boycotting: refusing to sell to whoever intends to harm Rasulullah ﷺ Thumamah ibn Uthal was the chieftain of Banu Hanifah, ruler of Al-Yamamah. Upon receiving a letter from Rasulullah ﷺ inviting him to Islam, he decided to kill him ﷺ on his way to perform ‘umrah.

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You log on here and MT is full of talk about degenerate gc leaks or some apostate. Putting aside the fruitlessness of it all, I just find it hard to believe that you can keep up with this nonsense and still have time to fulfill the rights of your Lord, yourself, and His creation.

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@SamQari Not directly related to your point, but it’s commonly misunderstood by “practicing” Muslims that following and promoting all of the strictest rulings from differed upon issues is somehow not a part of picking and choosing rulings, often rooted in following our whims and desires.

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@janeygak A "man" like this would nearly lose his mind if a woman said the same about marrying him. This kind of mentality holds that his mother matters, but for some reason, her mother doesn't. This is one of the reasons the culture behind this considers having no son to be a calamity.

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I wonder if any Muslim in the U.S. has had more of a role in people here accepting Islam than Malcolm X, may Allah accept his martyrdom. The sheer amount I’ve met is just amazing. For myself, it was after the summer of ‘95. What seemed to be just a random high school book report!

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4 years

“Islam began as something strange and will return to being strange as it began, so give glad tidings to the strangers.” This hadith is not a justification or encouragement to intentionally behave like an insufferable weirdo no one wants to be around. Ghuraba’ ≠ sociopaths

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Allah has given your mother a magnificent position. She is the most important person in your life. Any view, ideology, philosophy, or “praxeology” that leads you to thinking less of her and diminishing that status is a wicked plot from the accursed Shaytan, may Allah protect us.

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Even if it takes 5 min to read a page of the Qur’an, you would finish ~100 pages within the same amount of time it takes to read 150,000 words of “refutations” (avg ~8.5 hr). Each letter recited has with it a reward multiplied by 10. Hours of your life you will never regret.

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Al-Bukhari's inspiration for Al-Jami' Al-Sahih was due to his teacher Ishaq ibn Rahwayh's remark on how nice it'd be if someone gathered a book of only strong narrations. He then dreamt himself with a fan in front of Rasulullah ﷺ, interpreted as protecting him ﷺ from lies.

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“Whoever is content with bread and vegetables will not be subjugated by anyone.”

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It's often encouraged to learn Arabic for the sake of understanding the Qur'an, which is undoubtedly of utmost importance, but this is only one facet. Reading the treasure of literature authored over time by the Ummah helps you understand how Islam was lived by our ancestors.

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@SamQari Hears “astaghfirullah wa atubu ilayh” and thinks of a way to create conflict and deter the son of Adam from such words. I wonder who else does that........

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The situation for new Muslims worsens when these virtues Allah has favored them with are replaced by cultural flaws of other Muslims that they are blind to. Flaws you will rarely hear lectures about. Flaws that are seen as closer to Islam or, Allah forbid, seen as Islam itself.

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Guidance from one of the greatest scholars of Islam to have ever set foot on Earth regarding tribulations and being granted power. It is from the Divine Decree that Al-Shafi’i is recorded as being born in Gaza, may God free it and all Muslim lands from oppression and tyranny.

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Da'wah on a mass scale requires an immense amount of maturity. More than most estimate. Maturity is how you relate to why people believe in falsehood so that you can reach them, while you continue to guard your heart, consider them astray, see the truth, and adhere to it.

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O Allah, bring Nayib to Islam and continue to aid him in striking down these devils from jinn and mankind by his iron fist.

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Lo prometimos… …y cumplimos.

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It is embarrassing to see Muslim men living in the West mention their struggle of keeping a beard whenever they are asked to have a basic sense of empathy and understanding of what women deal with from wearing the hijab.

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One of the major tribulations men face their entire lives is the absence of genuine brotherhood and friendships sustained for the sake of Allah. Lack of trust and sincerity are two main causes. This was noted during the time of the Salaf so what about now? To Allah we complain.

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Will share notes if anyone is interested, in sha’ Allah...

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@Musa_Maliki_ اللهم احفظ بلاد الحرمين من عبث العابثين وكيد الظالمين وأدم عليها الأمن والأمان

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@SamQari There's a noticeable unwillingness among "practicing" Muslim men to acknowledge and accept that monogamy is preferred according to the Shafi'is and Hanbalis. Yet, for some reason, emotions are only cited when women express disinclination to being in a polygamous marriage.. hmm..

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"I encountered scholars in our town (Al-Madinah) who sought this world and knowledge. They mixed with the people, until they reached the age of 40. Once that age arrived, they withdrew from people and exerted themselves in worship until death arrived." - Imam Malik (رحمه الله)

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Noticed that many who cite the harshness of Al-Faruq 'Umar ibn al-Khattab (رضي الله عنه) in forbidding evil to justify their own behavior tend to not realize that he had even greater expectations of his self. He never neglected his own accountability at the expense of this duty.

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@AvdullahYousef From Prophetic wisdom (al-hikmah), true guidance (al-huda), and clear foresight (al-basirah) is to label things by their real names. In essence, any "liberation" that incites one to violate the boundaries set by the Creator is in reality oppression against one's self and others.

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Much to consider in that Rasulullah ﷺ explained the greatness of these women to someone who was a youth at the time (Anas ibn Malik). Similar narrations were also from men (e.g. 'Ali, Abu Sa'id al-Khudri). Likewise, is the case with the virtuous superiority of 'A'ishah.

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Seeking repentance from Allah is at the beginning, middle, and end of the journey to Him. Rasulullah ﷺ established this practice for us, doing istighfar 100 times in a day in obedience to Allah.

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“But you will know them by the tone of their speech.” (47:30) ‘Uthman (رضي الله عنه ) said, “Never would one conceal a secret except Allah will expose it by the look on his face and the uncontrolled words of his tongue.” A verse that terrifies every hypocrite, Allah protect us.

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Imagine thinking that it is beneath you to pray in a masjid made of mud. Subhanallah, such an attachment to this world and remoteness from Allah. Our Prophet ﷺ said, "Whoever builds a masjid for the sake of Allah, Allah will build for him a house in Paradise."

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May Allah protect every Muslim from the great tribulation of YouTube “da’wah” and “‘ilm,” whereby the “sheikh,” “doctor,” “ustadh” and “brother” — desperate to make “new content” for more clicks — compete in irresponsibly exposing laymen to issues way above their heads.

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Also, we do not speak about the Wives of Rasulullah ﷺ—the Mothers of the Believers—may Allah be pleased with them, except in the finest and best manner. Only an ignoramus, hypocrite, and enemy of Allah speak of them in a disrespectful tone, even if by slip of the tongue.

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A Lesson in Tawakkul from Ibrahim Ibn Adham to Shaqiq al-Balkhi (رحمهما الله): “Why don’t you become like the healthy bird?” Source: Tarikh Madinah Dimashq (23/135) by Ibn ‘Asakir, with translation from An Exposition of the Hearts by Al-Ghazali (p. 162)

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The Salaf vehemently warned against using Islam to seek fame. Now contemplate how difficult it was for the average pretender and false claimant to knowledge back then to gather tens of thousands of followers compared to how easy it is today. And refuge is sought with God alone.

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Hours and days energetically discussing drama on MT… Suddenly tired and “busy” when it comes to reciting a juz’, praying qiyam al-layl, reading the sirah of Al-Mustafa ﷺ, or doing morning and evening adhkar… “Surely Satan is an enemy to you, so take him as an enemy.” (35:6)

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Blessed words that one could spend lifetimes contemplating and striving to live. May God's peace and blessings be upon Jesus and his mother Mary, and upon our Prophet Muhammad and his family.

فوائد الإمام أحمد بن حنبل

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قال الزهري رحمه الله: قال إبليس لعيسى عليه السلام: يا ابن مريم، إنك لا يصيبك إلا ما كتب الله لك؟! قال: "أجل يا عدو الله" قال: فارق هذا الجبل فارم بنفسك أنظر تموت؟! قال عيسى عليه السلام: "يا عدو الله، إن الله تبارك وتعالى يبتلي عبده، والعبد لا يبتلي ربه". *الزهد للإمام أحمد

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Bishr ibn al-Harith al-Hafi on the steadfastness of Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal under torture: "He was placed in the furnace and emerged a chunk of red gold!" [Manaqib al-Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal (p. 157) by Ibn al-Jawzi]

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Some scholars have said this verse applies to any occasion or opportunity for good deeds, such as preparing for Ramadan. Allah grant us preparation to fast, pray, and perform other good deeds this Ramadan and the acceptance of it, and not make us from those who remain behind!

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A fly kept landing on the Abbasid Caliph Al-Mansur, so he asked the great-great-grandson of Al-Mustafa ﷺ, Ja’far al-Sadiq (رضي الله عنه), “Why did Allah create the fly?” Ja’far answered him, “To humble and make helpless the arrogant tyrants.” [Siyar A’lam al-Nubala’, 6/255]

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A person who repeatedly puts on a mocking imitation of a feminine voice and behavior when trying to “refute feminism” in his videos—a repulsive act which is considered from khawarim al-muru’ah—is sitting on here trying to criticize others for exaggerated smiling. Unbelievable.

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More than two decades in my Islam and I still find it a bit weird that some born Muslims “practicing the din” expect us to deride and insult our disbelieving families and friends due to cultural flaws or sins. Perhaps stranger is other converts thinking this behavior is taqwa.

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@yusuf

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@Farid_0v Since we’re on the subject, it’s worth noting that the origin of this statement is not Woodrow Wilson either.

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@yusuf

1 year

Ibn Muhayriz went with a man who knew him to a store he wasn’t recognize at to buy a garment. He asked, “How much is it?” The shopkeeper said the price. The man said, “Be good to Ibn Muhayriz!” He said, “I came here to buy with my money not my religion” and left without buying.

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@yusuf

2 years

I don't really like these ____postingLs accounts. It is not from the guidance of Rasulullah ﷺ to publicize faults, shortcomings, or outright disobedience and circulate it among the masses. This can often be a means of spreading sin and increasing ignorance and arrogance.

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@yusuf

2 years

Al-Mustafa ﷺ guided us to be very particular about names. He ﷺ never gave a praiseworthy descriptor such as "compassionate" to something that displeases Allah. Describing evil things with alluring words is the way of Iblis, and it is from the ABCs of his strategies of war.

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@yusuf

2 years

Allah protect us from the hubris of "thank you for giving me your good deeds" at the slightest perception of being wronged, as if our emulation of the Salaf has reached anywhere remotely near their status and level.

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@yusuf

3 years

Ibn Wahb said, "As a youth, I was engaged in worship prior to seeking knowledge. Shaytan made me obsessed with thoughts like, 'How did Allah create Jesus (عليه السلام)?' I complained of it to a scholar. He said, 'Ibn Wahb, seek knowledge.' This was the reason I began my studies."

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@yusuf

3 years

“The one who repents from sin is like one who did not sin.” It is forbidden to find fault with another Muslim for a sin he or she has repented from.

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@yusuf

2 years

The absence of a healthy upbringing is a source of countless issues facing “practicing” Muslims. Refusal to acknowledge this reality and recover has resulted in many problems, from failed marriages to the bogus social media “da’wah scene” to narcissism disguised as seeking ‘ilm.

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@yusuf

2 years

"I swear by Allah who alone is God, it matters not what adversities one may encounter during the day as long as he rises in the morning in a state of Islam, and winds up his day in the evening in a state of Islam, accepting and submitting to his Lord." - Ibn Mas'ud (رضي الله عنه)

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@yusuf

1 year

This book is considered by historians to be one of the references Machiavelli used when writing "The Prince." It is an intriguing work on its own though, and the lessons, poetry, and fables within are deserving of our attention in these times, may Allah have mercy on its author.

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@yusuf

2 years

Rasulullah ﷺ guided us to ask Allah for protection and well-being for ourselves and families and to seek refuge with Him from trials and tribulations, not to boldly claim what we will do if such-and-such befalls us. Make claims, prepare to be tested to prove your truthfulness.

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@yusuf

2 years

Ibn Mas’ud (رضي الله عنه) said, "Do not become opportunists!" Someone asked, "What is an opportunist?" He said, "Someone who says, ‘I’m with the majority; should they be right, I’ll be right too. And should they be wrong, I accept to suffer the consequences with them as well!’”

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@yusuf

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“Surely Satan is an enemy to you, so take him as an enemy. He only invites his followers to become inmates of the Blaze.” (35:6) Place this verse in front of yourself and treat Satan the Accursed as your lifelong ultimate nemesis from the moment you wake until you fall asleep.

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