▪️As Muslims, all our acts of worship must be based on the Qur'ān & Sunnah; so whatever is proven in the Qur'ān & Sunnah, we do as much as we can, and whatever is not, we refrain from it. Therefore, we do not say anything after yawning, burping or passing wind; because nothing specific has been established in the Qur'ān & Sunnah in this regard.
▪️What you should say when you trip/ fall:
Abul Malīḥ reported on the…
Mujāhid raḥimahullāh (the student of ibn Abbās raḍhiyallāhu ‘anhu) said:
«لا يتعلم العلم مستحي ولا مستكبر»
❝[Two types of people] will not attain knowledge: (1) the one who is shy & (2) the one who is arrogant.❞
[kitābul ‘ilm - Ṣahīh Al-Bukhāri]
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There's a slight typo in the video; at (4:49). It should read جَالِس
Not جاليس
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Aqeedah (Faith/Belief)
01. The Beneficial Elementary Principles In Tawheed, Fiqh and Aqeedah
02. The Belief (Aqidah) of the Muslim
03. The Three Fundamental Principles
04. Explanation The Three Fundamental Principles
05. The 4 Principles.
06. Al-Qawaa'id Al-Arba'a
07. The Four Fundamental Principles
08. The Six Principles
09. Kitab At-Tawhid [Book of Islamic monotheism]
10. Conditions…
“I did not ask Allāh for anything between ‘Asr and Maghrib on Friday except that my Lord responded to me up until I felt shy (to ask for more).”
Al-Mufaḍal ibn faḍālah would offer ‘Asr prayer on Friday then isolate himself in a corner of the masjid and continue to supplicate until sunset.
[Akhbār Al-Quḍā' (3/238)]
Likewise Sa'ēd ibn Jubair would offer the ‘Asr prayer and avoid speaking to others until sunset…
It's said:
The hungry one reads it as خُبْزٌ (bread)
The press reporter reads it as خَبَرٌ (news)
The tailor reads it as جِنْزٌ (jeans)
The cheerful one reads it as خَيْرٌ (good)
The depressed one reads it as جَبْرٌ (compulsion)
And the hairdresser reads it as ...
It was said to ibnul Mubārak may Allāh the Exalted have mercy on him:
“If you were told that you only have one day to live, what would you do?”
He said, I would teach the people.
[Reported by Al-Baihaqi in Al-Madkhal (2/45)]
Q: I am a twenty-year old student. Since Allāh has blessed me with the gift of Émān (faith), I have decided to expiate for my previous sins by leading an ascetic life seeking Allāh's forgiveness. What is the best course of action you can guide me to? May Allāh reward you best!
A: We advise you to perform Tawbah (repentance) to Allāh from all your previous sins, to regret having committed those sins, to remain…
