...and whoever says about a believer something that is not true, he will be made by Allaah to dwell in the putrid fluid flowing from the inhabitants of Hell until he retracts what he said.
Category: Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Gatherings are held in trust
The Prophet ﷺ said:
Gatherings are held in trust. Ahmad no.15090, Abu Daawood no.4869 – and al-Albaanee classified it as Hasan.
On the occasion of the new Hijree year
In the name of Allaah, All Gracious, All Merciful. All Praise is due to Allaah [alone], Lord of the worlds.
Dealing with worry, grief and sorrow
And among the benefits of this hadeeth is that the Sharee'ah distances itself from anything that leads to regret, dispute, or enmity. How so?
Does not pray the congregational prayer in the masjid
All Praise is due to Allaah [alone], Lord of the Worlds, and I send prayers and salutations upon our Prophet Muhammad, and his family, and his companions, and those who follow them in righteousness...
Beware of half-scholars! Beware of them!!
Even from a scholarly perspective – even from an academic standpoint – we say to the youth who are not qualified to take the lead [in religious matters], we say
Advice to those who occupy themselves with peoples' affairs
Likewise, do not interfere in [other] people's affairs. Don't get involved – if it doesn't concern you. And this is contrary to what some people do today.
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...
The state of our existence in this world
The Prophet ﷺ said: What is the world to me? What am I to the world? What am I in this world but like a rider who seeks shade under a tree, then he moves on and leaves it behind.
Beneficial knowledge without righteous actions
And it has been reported in an authentic hadeeth, that there are from amongst the students of knowledge those who will be punished before the worshipers of idols.










