Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said: [For example], these two men sat down to eat. One of them [began] by eating with his right [hand] having uttered the Name of Allaah when he started to eat, and praised Allaah (Subhaanahu wa Ta’aala) when he finished [eating]. From where did […]
So the presence of books among us and the proliferation of books and the variety of books – [then all of] this is undoubtedly good, but it is not enough…
Rather, the believer indeed finds in himself and his heart [a feeling of] pleasure when he abandons [something which is] prohibited…
Forgive your brother; it will not benefit you that Allaah punishes your Muslim brother because of you.
Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Saalih al-Fowzaan said: The truth is that a happy life is not [attained] with an abundance of wealth, nor an abundance of sustenance, nor superficially nice appearances – which in reality are not-so-nice. Nor is it with [attaining] the pleasures and desires, but rather, genuine happiness and […]
Some students of knowledge have a weakness [in their ability] to memorise, and the weakness may be severe…
This Sunnah has been abandoned such that the people become surprised with the supplication for the Rulers…
The one whose name is not known should not be called out to by ‘Mohammed’…
This is how the believers must be at all times…
Reference: Rasaa.il Ibn Hazam – v1, p365 Ibn Hazam said: Do not convey to your friend that which will hurt him and not benefit him to know, [for indeed] this is the act of the despicable.
