Bint e Aisha

موبائل نےتلاوت کی حلاوت چھین لی ہم سے موبائل نےدماغ و دل کی راحت چھین لی ہم سے موبائل کی نحوست نے ہمیں برباد کر ڈالا موبائل نےجماعت کی عبادت چھین لی ہم سے موبائل نےہمیں فتنوں کے دلدل میں دھکیلا ہے موبائل نے بزرگوں کی رفاقت چھین لی ہم سے موبائل نے ہماری خلوتوں کو بدنگاہی دی موبائل نےمریضوں کی عیادت چھین لی ہم سے موبائل نے ہمیں جنسِ مخالف کی ہوس دی ہے موبائل جیسی شے نےفکرِاُمت چھین لی ہم سے موبائل نے ہمیں اپنوں سے غافل کردیا ہُدہُد موبائل نے کتابوں کی محبت چھین لی ہم سے 🍁ہدہد

Imām al-Ghazālī (رحمه الله) on overcoming arrogance: If you see someone who is older than you, then think that that person has done more ʿibādah (acts of worship) than you. If you see someone younger than you, then think that that person has less sins than you. If you see someone more knowledgeable than you, then think that there is no doubt he is better than you. If you see someone with less knowledge than you, then think that he has committed sins out of ignorance, while you sinned knowingly.

Shu‘bah narrated from Hishām who said Qatādah reported on the authority of Yūnus ibn Jubair: شُعْبَةُ، وَهِشَامٌ: عَنْ قَتَادَةَ، عَنْ يُوْنُسَ بنِ جُبَيْرٍ، قَالَ: We were with Jundub b. ‘Abdillâh Al-Bajalî رضي الله عنه I asked him, “Advise us.” He said: “I advise you to fear Allāh ﷻ and obey Him (taqwā) And I advise you to adhere to the Qur’ān, For it is a light in the dark night and a guidance during the day, So implement it no matter how much struggle and poverty you have to face. If a calamity befalls you, put your wealth forward to protect your religion, And if the calamity continues, put forward your wealth and your life to save your religion [but never risk your religion], For the ruined is he whose religion is ruined, And the looted is he whose religion is taken. And know that there is no poverty after Paradise, And no riches after the Fire.” [Siyar Aʿlām ʿl-Nubalāʾ 3/174]

‎كم من فتا امس و اصبح ضاحكا و قد نسجت اكفانه و هو لا يدري How many youth were laughing in the evening or the morning While their coffins were being cut out and they were unaware ‎و كم من صغار يرتجي طول عمرهم وقد ادخلت اجسامهم ظلمة القبر How many youngsters’ lives were planned out And their bodies are being put into the darkness of the grave ‎و كم من عروس زينواها لزوجها و قد قبضت ارواحهم ليلة القدر How many brides were being adorned for their husbands While their souls had been written down amongst the dead on the night of decree ‎ و كم من صحيح مات بغيرعلة و كم من سقيم عاش حين من الدهر How many healthy people die without any reason And how many sick people go on living and living ‎فلا تركنن الي الدنيا و ما فيها فان الموت لا شك يفنينا و يفنيها Do not rely on this world and what is in it Because, without a doubt, death will cause us and it to perish -Moulana Uthman [ReadUrDuazz]

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Ibn Rajab رحمه الله said: “Some of the Salaf would ask Allāah in their prayers for everything, even when they needed salt for the dough and fodder for the sheep.” ●[Jāmi Uloom wal-Hikam 2/39]

قال ابن رجب الحنبلي : المعاصي سبب للبعد و الطرد، كما أن الطاعات أسباب للقرب و الود. Disobedience is the cause of being made distant and being expelled just like obedience is the cause of [His] proximity and love.

Yaḥyā b. Abī Kathīr رحمه الله said: It used to be said, “People have never honoured themselves with anything [better] than the obedience of Allāh, and they have never dishonoured themselves with anything [worse] than disobedience to Allāh.” محاسبة النفس

Me: Runs for 2 mins My heart: If you don't stop I will. :D

Shaykh Yunus Jownpuri رحمه الله: Make 3 intentions when you marry: 1)Following the sunnah of the prophet ﷺ 2)Protecting your chastity 3)Increasing the Ummah (ملفوظات مع مختصر سوانح بروايت مولانا يوسف شبير)

Ibn Qayyim رحمه الله Some of them said: “Al Ikhlaas (sincerity) is that you do not seek other than Allah as a witness for your actions, nor (do you seek) a compensator other than Him”.

Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said: “The strangest of things is to know Him ﷻ yet not love Him, and that you hear the caller [to salah] but fail to respond, and that you know of the profit to be gained from dealing with Him, yet prefer dealing with others.⠀ That you recognize that severity of His anger, yet oppose Him. That you taste the misery and anguish in disobeying Him, yet abstain from seeking the delight found within obeying Him. ⠀ How can you sense the hollowness in your heart when incessantly delving into trivial speech yet not long for it to be relieved through his remembrance. ⠀ How can you experience the sorrow and agony in attaching your heart to other than Him, yet not seek solace in Him and turn back to Him?". ⠀ ‎And even stranger yet, is that you know that you’re in dire need of Him ﷻ, yet turn away from Him and take part in all that distances you from Him. (Istifhan)

Great marriages don't happen by luck or by accident. They are the result of a consistent investment of time, thoughtfulness, forgiveness, affection, prayer, mutual respect and a rock-solid commitment between a husband and wife. (Mawlānā Ahmed Dockrat)

Temporary pleasure, permanent loss - is it worth it? Al-Imām ibn al-Qayyim said: “How can he be considered an intellectual, he who sells Paradise and all that it contains, for one hour of passing pleasure...?” [Al-Fawāid | Page 45]

NO EXCUSES FOR REMAINING IGNORANT Ar-Ramlī, the Shāfi'ī, rahimahullāh said: من لم يكن يعلم ذَا فليسأل ... من لم يجد ‌معلما ‌فليرحل Let him who does not know ask (the scholars) ... And let him who does not find a teacher travel (to places where he can find a teacher) [الزبد في الفقه الشافعي، دار المعرفة - بيروت، ٨]

3 - Rabi’ Awwal Rabiul awwal - From superstitions into light by Mufti Taqi Usmani - Albalagh Dates of the blessed birth and demise of Nabi sallallaahu 'alayhi wasallam The Sunnah & Study of Seerah is not seasonal

Lost Time Never Returns! 📘: Value of Time, Sh. 'Abdul Fattāḥ Abū Ghuddah Courtesy: siblings of ilm

Source: Zaynab Academy