The best of brothers is the one who is most earnest in offering sincere advice.
Category: Brotherhood & Sisterhood
Brothers of this day and age
Brothers of this day [and age] are like the broth of a cook in the marketplace; good in smell (pleasant on the surface) but with no taste (lack substance or true meaning).
No joy compares
No joy compares to the companionship of brothers [in Islaam], and no sorrow compares to being parted from them.
Concealing the faults of a Muslim
And if a person looks at the fault of his companion or associate, he should not look at the fault alone, unless he intends to rectify it.
The Sururiyyah are the Ikhwaan al-Muslimoon
The Ikhwaan al-Muslimoon (The Muslim Brotherhood) in the latter period saw their lack of importance to tawheed made many people turn away from them, so the [Ikhwaan] adopted a new image – an upgrade...
Forgive your Muslim brother
Forgive your brother; it will not benefit you that Allaah punishes your Muslim brother because of you.
The act of the despicable
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.
Compassion in Islaam
It is befitting that a person pay attention to the hearts of the people. So if a person's heart is broken, then he should strive to mend it as much as he is able, because doing so is a great deed…
When advised by your Muslim brother
It is incumbent upon the one to whom advice has been given by his [Muslim] brother to bear the advice with good thoughts, and to thank him for his advice.
The worst of brothers
And the [genuine] brothers are known during [times of] need. [That is] because during [times of] ease and comfort, everyone is a friend.