Manhaj Benefits

He claimed that taking “fees” from those performing ʿUmrah and Ḥajj is impermissible, and that this was never part of the history of Muslims. ● This is the statement of one who possesses neither Fiqh nor reason. There has never been a pilgrim to the Sacred House in times past except that he spent large sums of money during his pilgrimage to guarantee the “safety of the road” and to secure his “food and drink” for…

Fiqh Al-Jināyāt (Islamic criminal law) represents the final quarter of Fiqh studies and is a major branch that deals with justice, rights, and accountability. Studying it serves several crucial purposes: 1⃣. Comprehending the Sharīʿah in its entirety – Islam is not limited to acts of worship like prayer and fasting; it also provides guidance on governance, crime, and the protection of life, property, and dignity.…

Dr. ʿAbdullāh Aṭ-Ṭayyār said: “One of my students—whom I trust completely—came to me and said: Shaykh Muḥammad ibn ʿUthaymīn was asked during a live program via telephone about a dream. A woman had called in and said: I saw someone circumambulating the Kaʿbah unclothed during the days of Ḥajj. The Shaykh replied: Give her glad tidings, for this indicates the forgiveness of her sins. Then the woman added: That…

Question: May Allāh reward you with goodness. The question is: how can we distinguish between assuming prominence in da‘wah — which scholars have warned against — and between spreading knowledge and goodness? Sheikh Sulaymān Ar-Ruhaili hafidahullah: Assuming prominence in da‘wah is when a person sets himself up as an authority: people refer back to him, he rules and judges, he warns against others and repels them,…

Written by Sheikh Abu Atiyah Mahmūd ibn Mohamed hafidahullah EDITED - 25/Rabi 1/1447H (17/9/25)

Ruling on Selling Permissible Items That May Be Used for Unlawful Purposes Question: May one sell perfumes to women who are immodestly dressed? Sheikh Sulayman Ar-Ruhaili hafidahullah: I have stated repeatedly that items which are lawful in themselves, but which may be used for both lawful and unlawful purposes, may be sold by a Muslim on the basis of assuming good intent on the part of people. For example,…

Question: If a person dies while committing acts of shirk with Allah, but was unaware that such acts constitute shirk— for example, burning incense at the graves of saints seeking nearness to Allah—is this considered major shirk? Similarly, is hanging charms (tamā’im) or placing salt at the doors considered acts of shirk? And will a person who practiced these things abide eternally in the Hellfire? If such acts…

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Questioner: At our school now, we tell the children purely imaginary stories, but they contain educational lessons and may have religious benefit. Is this permissible or not? Sheikh Albani raḥimahullāh: It may—and I mean what I say—it may be permissible on the condition that it is understood and firmly impressed upon the student’s mind that it is a fictional story and not a factual reality. But to present…

▪️ “If your heart thirsts, quench it only with the Qur'ān; if it feels lonely, comfort it only with the remembrance of the Most Merciful.” ▪️ “Do not say, ‘I succeeded,’ but say, ‘Allāh granted me success.’ Do not say, ‘I was right,’ but say, ‘Allāh guided me.’ Do not say, ‘I earned,’ but say, ‘Allāh provided for me.’” ▪️ “Whoever constantly glorifies Allāh, his face becomes radiant; whoever constantly praises…

It May Sound Appealing, but Verifying Before Sharing Is Always Best Practice We may see students, and even well-known scholars, post statements attributing them to Ibn Al-Qayyim or Ibn Taymiyyah (may Allāh have mercy on them) without referencing their sources. Upon reflection and research, these sayings are neither theirs nor found in any of their writings. In fact, those who are familiar with their works (may…

Beware of Takhbeeb (Inciting Discord) It was narrated by Abu Hurairah (may Allāh be pleased with him), that the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said: ((ليس منا من خَبَّبَ امرأةً على زوجِها، أو عبدًا على سيِّدِه)) "He is not one of us who corrupts a woman against her husband, or a servant against his master." [Abu Dawood (2175); authenticated by Sheikh Albani in Ṣaḥīḥ Sunan Abī Dāwūd] Takhbīb refers to the act of inciting…

● There's not a single Āyah in the Qurʿān endorsing this celebration. ● There's not a single ḥadīth from the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ endorsing this celebration, whether authentic or inauthentic. ● There's not a single Athar from any of the Companions regarding this celebration, whether authentic or inauthentic. ● The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ did not celebrate it during his lifetime, nor did any of his Companions or…

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Imam Al-Baghawi rahimahullah explained: "...The meaning of the Āyah is rather: “You shall not see Me in this worldly life, or at this moment,” for [Musa] was asking for the vision of Allāh in the present. The particle lan does not necessarily signify everlasting negation, as in His saying, “They will never wish for it (death), ever” (Qur’an 2:95), in reference to the Jews. Yet He later informed us that they will,…

Yes, it's possible to buy followers on social media, but is it allowed in Islam? Buying followers/likes usually means paying for fake or inactive accounts to make your numbers look higher. According to Islam, this is not allowed because of the following reasons: 1⃣. Deception → It creates a false impression of popularity, influence, or credibility. If others are misled into thinking you are more influential than…

PART 2: The Jahmiyyah ▪️History: The Jahmiyyah emerged in the first quarter of the second Islamic century at the hands of its founder, Al-Jahm ibn Ṣafwān At-Tirmidhī. ▪️Clarification: The Jahmiyyah is a speculative theological sect affiliated with Islam, considered among the extremists of the Murjiʾah. It appeared as a reaction to the Khawārij, who declared sinners to be disbelievers. The Jahmiyyah is a deviant…

PART 1: The Mu‘tazilah ▪️History: The Mu‘tazilah sect was established in the late Umayyad period, in the second century AH, specifically in Basra. ▪️Founder: The true founder of this group is considered to be Wāṣil ibn ʿAṭāʾ. ▪️Origin: The story of the Mu‘tazilah began when Wāṣil ibn ʿAṭāʾ disagreed with his teacher, Al-Ḥasan Al-Baṣrī, regarding the ruling on one who commits a major sin (such as theft,…

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