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An Investment. We Ask Allah for Sincerity

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One Loaf of Bread Saved Him

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The Importance of Charity.

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Deeply Moving Book full of Benefits and Heart Softening Accounts, Written by Shaykh ‘Abd ar-Razzaq Al-Badr after the death of his Sister الله يرحمها.

Highly recommended read. Download here:
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Be as conscious of what you consume digitally as you are of what you consume physically.

Your brain requires feeding appropriately too.

Balance its diet and maintain a balanced mindset.

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Full Work Coming Soon.

Beautiful works by Ibn ‘Uthaymeen رحمه الله

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COMING SOON إن شاء الله:

The Characteristics of the Believers During Times of Trivulation and Changing Circumstances -

By Shaykh Saalih Aal a-Shaykh حفظه الله

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Read the Qur’an. It will prolong your life.

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How two titans of the Salafī tradition closed the door of discord in forty years of unbreakable brotherhood

Among the most instructive episodes in the modern history of Salafī scholarship is the brief but illuminating dispute that arose between two of its foremost figures: Shaykh Aḥmad Muḥammad Shākir (d. 1377 AH/1958 CE) and Shaykh Ḥāmid Muḥammad al-Fiqī (d. 1378 AH/1959 CE).

What makes this episode remarkable is not the disagreement itself, but the speed, wisdom, and sincerity with which both men resolved it, leaving behind a model of Salafī brotherhood that the ummah sorely needs in every age.

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Full Work Coming Soon.

Beautiful works by Ibn ‘Uthaymeen رحمه الله

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@Khaalid01_ ?

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Shaykh Salih Al Luhaydaan رحمه الله Mentions Some Lines of Poetry Regarding Lowering the Gaze

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Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

“The first step to zina [fornication] is a gaze, then a smile, then a greeting, then a conversation, then a meeting, then intimacy.”

[Rawdat al-Muhibbīn]

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Hajjaj was going to kill him until…

#PowerOfDua

Sometimes you wish to make more Du’aa & you get a renewed hope when you hear of the stories of other people who Allah has accepted their Du’ā.

Continuing our series of narrations of people who Allah accepted their Du’ā:

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From the miracles related to Imam Ahmad رضي الله عنه

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Who did Allah speak to directly without a veil?

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It’s usually someone close that harms you…

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May Allah Forgive Us and Protect Us.

Allah says:

“And don’t come close to Zinā…”

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May Allah Forgive Us and Protect Us.

Allah says:

“And don’t come close to Zinā…”

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One’s beard or how grey and long it is, is not an indication of one’s knowledge!

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His Mother Couldn’t Walk for 20 Years!

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Sometimes you wish to make more Du’aa & you get a renewed hope when you hear of the stories of other people who Allah has accepted their Du’ā.

Continuing our series of narrations of people who Allah accepted their Du’ā:

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Should We Abandon Every Scholar Who Makes an Error in Judgement

Imam Dhahabī answers: