Some aspire to marry a student of knowledge thinking that it'll be the best time of their life...The reality is that being married to a student requires much patience and sacrifice.

Here is example related about the life of our Sh. Muhammad Ali Adam al-Ityūbi رحمه الله تعالى (with some personal additions).

The Shaykh غفر الله له would spend his mornings at work teaching at an Islamic institution in Makkah known as "Dar al-Hadith". When he reached home, he was known to take the mid-day nap after Dhuhr.

He would pray Asr in our local masjid then go home to work on his books. After praying maghrib, he would get ready to head to the Haram and teach after Esha, 5 days a week. He would work on his books even more on the weekends.

Which woman today is ready to be married to someone with this type of daily schedule?

One of the Shaykh's sons related a conversation that occurred between his parents at the time of Sh. Muhammad's illness عفا الله عنه.

He said to his wife of 9 kids, "Pardon me, I've exhausted you/tired you out; you were patient with my poverty and busyness." She replied حفظها الله, "What are you saying?! You've entered us into Jannah in this life before we enter it (in the Hereafter إن شاء الله)".

This legit made me cry...

May Allah reward her with good for taking care of our beloved Shaykh throughout his life and looking after his needs so as to serve the Sunnah of our beloved Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم.

May Allah grant the wives of students - those who sacrificed a life of comfort and luxury for a life of knowledge and many many tests - the pleasure of seeing His Face in Paradise, Aameen Yaa Rabb.

Link for the book: https://news.1rj.ru/str/Ktbaletiopi/323

Channel dedicated to his legacy: t.me/MuhammadItyubi

Should one begin seeking knowledge even if they fear that their intentions are not solely for the sake of Allah?

A benefit from our Shaykh Muhammad Ali Adam al-Ityūbi رحمه الله رحمة واسعة.

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Selected Benefits From Sahih Muslim

The Book of Zuhd (Asceticism)

Explained by al-‘Allāmah Muhammad Ali Ādam al-Ityūbi, may Allah grant him and us all the highest station in Paradise.

*We recommend memorizing the Hadith in Arabic*

#Zuhd #Zuhd1

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Selected Benefits From Sunan an-Nasā’i (al-Mujtaba)

🤲 The Book of Seeking Refuge

Explained by al-‘Allāmah Muhammad Ali Ādam al-Ityūbi, may Allah grant him and us all the highest station in Paradise.

*We recommend memorizing the Dua in Arabic*

#Dua #Dua1

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Selected Benefits From Jami’ Tirmidhi

The Book of Prayer of the Prophet ﷺ

The importance of making dua between the Adhan and Iqāmah.

Explained by al-‘Allāmah Muhammad Ali Ādam al-Ityūbi, may Allah grant him and us all the highest station in Paradise.

*We recommend memorizing the Hadith in Arabic*

#Salah #Salah1

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Lighthearted moment with our Shaykh Muhammad Ali Adam al-Ityūbi رحمهم الله

https://www.facebook.com/913761712014057/posts/4966921536698034/

At the request of one of our followers, here is the video for these lines:

https://youtu.be/sx1JhGEOcN8

This playlist has more translations of Shaykh Muhammad’s رحمه الله poems:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLa4VTguFg6tV9ugimiW4RjDLxcF3efhnU

Selected Benefits From Sahih Muslim

The Book of Zuhd (Asceticism)

Explained by al-‘Allāmah Muhammad Ali Ādam al-Ityūbi, may Allah grant him and us all the highest station in Paradise.

*We recommend memorizing the Hadith in Arabic*

#Zuhd #Zuhd2

👋 T.me/MuhammadItyubi