[When] I am in some gatherings, there are some people who are influenced by some of the misguided callers [to Islaam] – whom the scholars have warned against…
Category: Shaykh Saalih ibn Fowzaan
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Advising the Ruler from the pulpit
As for [advising him from the] the pulpit, no; this is not permissible.
Advice for an age in which trials and tribulations have increased
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A warning against being preoccupied with the faults of others
From the people are those who preoccupy themselves with the faults of others, and forget their own faults.
Means to steadfastness during the time of trials and tribulations
What are the means to steadfastness upon the religion during the time of trials and tribulations?
Parents don’t want to make hijrah, but I do
So, [regarding] the one who wants to make hijrah from a non-Muslim country [to a Muslim country], how can he combine between protecting his religion, his [wife and] children as well as being dutiful to his parents?
Defending the honour of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Refuting the enemies of the Messenger ﷺ is [done] in light of what has been prescribed in the Book of Allaah and in the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allaah ﷺ.
When the day begins
Does the day begin with the arrival of [the time of] Fajr, or the rising of the sun?
The legislated morning and evening supplications
Whoever utters the [legislated] morning and evening supplications, and then blows into his cupped hands, and thereafter wipes his hands over his body – is doing this something which is legislated?
Whilst travelling, stopped over for more than four days
Camel owners in the desert who have set up camp since a month have decided to remain there for a longer period now; are they required to offer the prayer in full?