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Category: Manners
Remember, and be grateful for all your blessings
…[this] means that we are sinful if we do not remember the blessings [of Allaah].
Do not supplicate against your children!
And do not say “may Allaah deal with you” or “may Allaah break your back”, or what is similar to that.
Always ask Allaah to make you blessed
It is befitting that a person always asks Allaah to make him blessed – wherever he may be…
A reminder for the believer
During hardship, the believer is commanded with patience and acceptance, and when [having committed] sins, to seek forgiveness and repentance.
Teaching precedes disciplining
Many people are overcome with protective jealousy (الغَيْرَة) to start with disciplining before teaching!
I am teaching her the Qur.aan
Do not be alone with a woman; even if you were to say: ‘I am teaching her the Qur.aan.’
Most of the sins are borne of…
Most of the sins are borne of idle speech and looking [at that which is prohibited]…
Leave that which preoccupies you away from Allaah
Reference: Madaarij as-Saalikeen – v2, p9 Abu Sulaymaan ad-Daaraanee said about asceticism: It is to leave that which preoccupies you [away] from Allaah.
Supplication for the parents
The supplication you make for your parents during the taraaweeh or tahajjud prayer is better by far than you slaughtering 10 camels [in their names].