The Corruption Caused By Liars
Yahyaa Ibn Abee Katheer (Allaah have mercy upon him) said:
"The (amount of) corruption caused by the tale carrier and liar in an hour that which even the magician does not cause in a (whole) year."
[Bahjatul-majaalis by Ibn Abdul-Barr 1/403]
Yahyaa Ibn Abee Katheer (Allaah have mercy upon him) said:
"The (amount of) corruption caused by the tale carrier and liar in an hour that which even the magician does not cause in a (whole) year."
[Bahjatul-majaalis by Ibn Abdul-Barr 1/403]
Forwarded from Sαℓαf Athαr
Not A Leaf Falls Anywhere In The World Except That Allaah Is Aware
Allaah [سبحانه و تعالى] stated in the Qur’ān:
«...not a leaf falls, but he knows it.» [Surah al-An’aam: 59]
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Imam al-Qurtuby stated regarding this Ayah:
❝Not a leaf falls except that Allah knows of it, i.e. from the leaves of the trees, [not a single leaf falls] except that Allah knows when it fell, where it fell, and how long it floated in the air [before falling to the ground itself].❞
[Tafsir Imam al-Qurtuby, (8/406) | Translated By Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam]
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Imam Ibn Kathir stated regarding the same section of the Ayah:
❝[Allah] knows of [all] movements even from inanimate objects, so what therefore do you think [is Allah’s knowledge] of the animals and especially those whom responsibility is upon and are legally obligated and bound by the Shariah from amongst the humans and Jinn.❞
[Tafsir Ibn Kathir, (6/53) | Translated By Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam]
Allaah [سبحانه و تعالى] stated in the Qur’ān:
«...not a leaf falls, but he knows it.» [Surah al-An’aam: 59]
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Imam al-Qurtuby stated regarding this Ayah:
❝Not a leaf falls except that Allah knows of it, i.e. from the leaves of the trees, [not a single leaf falls] except that Allah knows when it fell, where it fell, and how long it floated in the air [before falling to the ground itself].❞
[Tafsir Imam al-Qurtuby, (8/406) | Translated By Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam]
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Imam Ibn Kathir stated regarding the same section of the Ayah:
❝[Allah] knows of [all] movements even from inanimate objects, so what therefore do you think [is Allah’s knowledge] of the animals and especially those whom responsibility is upon and are legally obligated and bound by the Shariah from amongst the humans and Jinn.❞
[Tafsir Ibn Kathir, (6/53) | Translated By Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam]
Shaykh al-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah rahimoeAllaah said:
"Whenever a person makes halal wat is haraam by consensus or makes haraam what is halaal by consensus or replaces the sharee'ah that is agreed upon by consensus, then he is a Kaafir by the agreement of the scholars of fiqh."
- "Al-Fataawa", Vol. 3/267
"Whenever a person makes halal wat is haraam by consensus or makes haraam what is halaal by consensus or replaces the sharee'ah that is agreed upon by consensus, then he is a Kaafir by the agreement of the scholars of fiqh."
- "Al-Fataawa", Vol. 3/267
Forwarded from Authentic Narrations
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Hamdoon Al-Qassaar was asked:
❝Why is the speech of the Salaf more beneficial than ours?
He replied: ‘This is because they spoke to give ascendancy to Islam and to please The Most Merciful; whereas we speak to give ascendancy to ourselves, to seek after the worldly life and please the creation.’❞
[Safwatus Safwah, (2/122) | Translated By Abu Abdillaah Hassan as-Somali
❝Why is the speech of the Salaf more beneficial than ours?
He replied: ‘This is because they spoke to give ascendancy to Islam and to please The Most Merciful; whereas we speak to give ascendancy to ourselves, to seek after the worldly life and please the creation.’❞
[Safwatus Safwah, (2/122) | Translated By Abu Abdillaah Hassan as-Somali
Which action is most beloved to Allāh?
It was narrated that 'Abdullāh bin Mas'ūd radi'Allāhu anhu said:
"I asked the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ which action is most beloved to Allāh?
He said: "Establishing prayer on time, honoring one's parents and Jihād in the cause of Allāh."
[Sunan an-Nasā'i hadīth 618]
🔘The Prophet ﷺ said: "The Lord's pleasure is in the parent's pleasure, and the Lord's anger is in the parent's anger."
(Jami` at-Tirmidhi 1899)
It was narrated that 'Abdullāh bin Mas'ūd radi'Allāhu anhu said:
"I asked the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ which action is most beloved to Allāh?
He said: "Establishing prayer on time, honoring one's parents and Jihād in the cause of Allāh."
[Sunan an-Nasā'i hadīth 618]
🔘The Prophet ﷺ said: "The Lord's pleasure is in the parent's pleasure, and the Lord's anger is in the parent's anger."
(Jami` at-Tirmidhi 1899)
GOSSIP ARE COMMON
To Abdullah Ibn Mubarak it was once said: “Why do you never sit next to us after the prayer?” He said: “I sit with the Sahaba and the Tabi’een. They asked, “How can you sit with the Sahaba and Tabi’een while they have lived previously?” He replied: “I read their narrations that I have collected. I examine their narrations and deeds. What do I find here with you? You are only here to gossip about people!
[Al-Dhahabi, Siyar A’lam Al-Nubala` in his biography of ‘Abdullah b. Al-Mubârak. Narrated Shaqiq bin Ibrahim. Translated by Owais Al Hashimi.
To Abdullah Ibn Mubarak it was once said: “Why do you never sit next to us after the prayer?” He said: “I sit with the Sahaba and the Tabi’een. They asked, “How can you sit with the Sahaba and Tabi’een while they have lived previously?” He replied: “I read their narrations that I have collected. I examine their narrations and deeds. What do I find here with you? You are only here to gossip about people!
[Al-Dhahabi, Siyar A’lam Al-Nubala` in his biography of ‘Abdullah b. Al-Mubârak. Narrated Shaqiq bin Ibrahim. Translated by Owais Al Hashimi.
14 Occasions in Which it is Disliked to Initiate the Islamic Greetings – Shaykh Salih al-Fawzan
These are the occasions in which initiating the Islamic greeting is disliked;
1. The One Speaking: It is disliked to initiate the Islamic greeting to a person who is speaking since he is busy with conversing with someone.
2. The One Busy with Remembering Allah: “The one who is occupied with remembering Allāh ﷻ” meaning saying – SubḥānAllāh, Allāhu Akbar and reciting the Quʾān.
3. The One Busy with the Speech of Muḥammad: Meaning the one who is busy in [reading, studying and memorising] the ḥadīth of the Prophet ﷺ.
4. The Orator: Meaning to greet the khaṭīb at times other than the Friday sermon, since speaking in Friday prayer is [already] prohibited, it is prohibited to greet the khāṭīb and those listening.
5. The One Teaching: “…whilst teaching…” meaning the person who is engaged in teaching the Qurʾān, ḥadīth, matters of jurisprudence or Arabic grammar, do not greet him. Some people, when they arrive to a gathering whilst the lesson has commenced, they greet and raise their voices. This is disliked since this will distract the teacher and those sitting and listening. This would cause the people to turn their attention to him (rather than the teacher).
6. The One Researching Knowledge: “..who is indulged in researching the sciences of knowledge..” meaning the person who is researching an academic issue. Do not greet him and disturb his research. This is not correct.
7. The Preacher: “..or the preacher..” meaning the one preaching to the people, so do not greet him if you arrive. Sit down and listen to the admonition and do not extend the Islamic greetings as you will disturb the lecturer and those listening.
8. The faqīḥ: Meaning the one revising knowledge of jurisprudence (fiqḥ).
9. The Caller to the Prayer: [meaning] the one calling the ʾathān for the prayer. Do not greet him whilst he is calling the people to prayer since you will disturb him during the ʾathān.
10. The One Praying: “..the one in prayer..” meaning if you arrive and there is a person praying then do not greet him until he has completed his prayer. It has been reported from the Prophet ﷺ that one of the companions had greeted him and he returned the salutation by indicating [with his hand, head or finger]. So if someone greets you whilst you are in prayer then return the salutation by indication.
11. The One Purifying Himself: “..or a person purifying himself..” the one who is performing the ablution, so do not greet him until he has finished making his ablution. However, if he is washing himself for other than the purpose of worship such as cooling down or merely cleaning, then there is no problem for you to greet him.
12. The One Eating: It is not legislated to greet the one busy eating.
13. The One Reliving Himself: “..and he who is relieving himself..” And this is severe. This is referring to the person who is urinating or defecating; do not greet him whilst he is relieving himself. Since it is disliked for the one urinating or defecating to speak whilst in this condition, so do not greet him.
14. The Mujāhid: “..the person who is engaged in fighting the enemy in jiḥād.” the last occasion is the fighter who is engaged in battle, do not greet him whilst he is fighting, because he is engaged in fighting the enemy of Allāh ﷻ.
Source: Itḥāf aṭ-Ṭālib Sharḥ Manẓūma al-ʼAdāb Li Ibn ʿAbd al-Qawī, al-Fawzān, Sāliḥ ibn Fawzān p.219: Maktab ar-Rushd, Riyadh, KSA, 2003
✍Translator: Ṣalaḥ al-Irānī
🌐http://dusunnah.com/article/14-occasions-in-which-initiating-the-greetings-is-disliked/
These are the occasions in which initiating the Islamic greeting is disliked;
1. The One Speaking: It is disliked to initiate the Islamic greeting to a person who is speaking since he is busy with conversing with someone.
2. The One Busy with Remembering Allah: “The one who is occupied with remembering Allāh ﷻ” meaning saying – SubḥānAllāh, Allāhu Akbar and reciting the Quʾān.
3. The One Busy with the Speech of Muḥammad: Meaning the one who is busy in [reading, studying and memorising] the ḥadīth of the Prophet ﷺ.
4. The Orator: Meaning to greet the khaṭīb at times other than the Friday sermon, since speaking in Friday prayer is [already] prohibited, it is prohibited to greet the khāṭīb and those listening.
5. The One Teaching: “…whilst teaching…” meaning the person who is engaged in teaching the Qurʾān, ḥadīth, matters of jurisprudence or Arabic grammar, do not greet him. Some people, when they arrive to a gathering whilst the lesson has commenced, they greet and raise their voices. This is disliked since this will distract the teacher and those sitting and listening. This would cause the people to turn their attention to him (rather than the teacher).
6. The One Researching Knowledge: “..who is indulged in researching the sciences of knowledge..” meaning the person who is researching an academic issue. Do not greet him and disturb his research. This is not correct.
7. The Preacher: “..or the preacher..” meaning the one preaching to the people, so do not greet him if you arrive. Sit down and listen to the admonition and do not extend the Islamic greetings as you will disturb the lecturer and those listening.
8. The faqīḥ: Meaning the one revising knowledge of jurisprudence (fiqḥ).
9. The Caller to the Prayer: [meaning] the one calling the ʾathān for the prayer. Do not greet him whilst he is calling the people to prayer since you will disturb him during the ʾathān.
10. The One Praying: “..the one in prayer..” meaning if you arrive and there is a person praying then do not greet him until he has completed his prayer. It has been reported from the Prophet ﷺ that one of the companions had greeted him and he returned the salutation by indicating [with his hand, head or finger]. So if someone greets you whilst you are in prayer then return the salutation by indication.
11. The One Purifying Himself: “..or a person purifying himself..” the one who is performing the ablution, so do not greet him until he has finished making his ablution. However, if he is washing himself for other than the purpose of worship such as cooling down or merely cleaning, then there is no problem for you to greet him.
12. The One Eating: It is not legislated to greet the one busy eating.
13. The One Reliving Himself: “..and he who is relieving himself..” And this is severe. This is referring to the person who is urinating or defecating; do not greet him whilst he is relieving himself. Since it is disliked for the one urinating or defecating to speak whilst in this condition, so do not greet him.
14. The Mujāhid: “..the person who is engaged in fighting the enemy in jiḥād.” the last occasion is the fighter who is engaged in battle, do not greet him whilst he is fighting, because he is engaged in fighting the enemy of Allāh ﷻ.
Source: Itḥāf aṭ-Ṭālib Sharḥ Manẓūma al-ʼAdāb Li Ibn ʿAbd al-Qawī, al-Fawzān, Sāliḥ ibn Fawzān p.219: Maktab ar-Rushd, Riyadh, KSA, 2003
✍Translator: Ṣalaḥ al-Irānī
🌐http://dusunnah.com/article/14-occasions-in-which-initiating-the-greetings-is-disliked/
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You can take off your Hijaab, you can shave off your beard, you can walk, talk, eat, dance, and act like the Kuffaar, but for all your attemps to gain accepetance from them, they will never accept you till you abandon your religion. So who are you really fooling?
{Never will the Jews nor the Christians be pleased with you till you follow their religion.}
📚 [Surah al-Baqarah 2 :210]
{Never will the Jews nor the Christians be pleased with you till you follow their religion.}
📚 [Surah al-Baqarah 2 :210]
Imam Ahmad, an-Nasai, at-Tirmidhi and Ibn Hibban in his Sahih report the hadith of Ka’b ibn Malik al-Ansari, (ra), from the Prophet (pbuh) that he said: “Two hungry wolves let loose among sheep are not more harmful then a person craving after wealth and status is to his Deen (Religion).” at-Tirmidhi said, “It is hasan Sahih.”
The wording of the hadith of Jabir, (ra) is: “Two ravenous wolves which spend the night amongst sheep whose shepherd is absent, will not cause more havoc for the people than will love of status and wealth to a Believer’s Deen.”
The wording of the hadith of Jabir, (ra) is: “Two ravenous wolves which spend the night amongst sheep whose shepherd is absent, will not cause more havoc for the people than will love of status and wealth to a Believer’s Deen.”