When 'Abdullaah ibn 'Umar رضي الله عنهما would recite [the aayah]
Category: Humility
Intending solely for the Sake of Allaah
Perhaps a small deed will be magnified [in its reward] by its intention, and perhaps a large deed will be diminished [in its reward] by its intention.
Don't concern yourself with them
Indeed, you are unable to please all of the people, so rectify that which is between you and Allaah and don't concern yourself with [what] the people [may think or say].
I do not know
Shaykh Saalih al-Fowzaan was asked whether there was a specific day legislated for cupping, to which he humbly responded: 'By Allaah, I do not know; ask the cupping practitioners.'
He prescribed me with seven
My close friend [Muhammad] ﷺ prescribed me with [the following] seven
The epitome of humility
For fourteen years, 'Abdoos prayed the morning (Fajr) prayer with the [same] wudhoo [as he had prayed] the 'Ishaa [prayer]. And he [truly] was the epitome of humility.
The love of money
No-one honours the dirham (money), except that Allaah humiliates him.
Just two or three almonds
[Regarding the Imaam], Abu 'Abdillaah al-Bukhaaree, a day would come and quite possibly he would not [even] eat a piece of flat bread, and instead sometimes [just] eat two or three almonds.
A daily diet of bread
The diet of al-'Alaa ibn Ziyaad every day was [just] a loaf of bread.
A year comes and passes
Indeed a year comes [and passes], and I will not have eaten any meat, other than from my udh.hiyah sacrifice on the day of ['Eed] al-Adh.haa.