Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Sulaymaan ar-Ruhaylee said: Last year, we welcomed [the arrival of] Ramadhaan – rejoicing and full of happiness, and we were saying “Welcome! Welcome!”, and then as its days quickly passed we were saying to it “Slowly! Slowly!” Then it passed by, and we [found ourselves] in a strange […]
Rather, the believer indeed finds in himself and his heart [a feeling of] pleasure when he abandons [something which is] prohibited…
From the people are those who preoccupy themselves with the faults of others, and forget their own faults.
Then, on this occasion (the eve of Muharram) I say, perhaps it is most appropriate for a person to conclude [the passing of] his year with contemplation, and reflection on what he has done and what he is doing.
Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Saalih al-Fowzaan said: Towards the end of time – and pay attention to this – [towards] the end of time, sudden death will increase. You are in good health and strength, and in [the prime of] youth, then suddenly you die; either in a car accident, or a […]
So we should take advantage of our life – in obedience to Allaah Subhaanahu wa Ta’aala, because life is short, and time is passing [us by]. Time is [but] moments, not days, nor hours. Rather it is moments that pass by quickly.
Many people habituate their child[ren] to keep away from undesirable things by using the word[s] ‘[That’s] shameful; don’t let the people see you [do that]. You’re letting the people see you [do that]’.
[So] how pitiful is the one who is prevented from goodness in his old age for sins committed during [his] youth!
During hardship, the believer is commanded with patience and acceptance, and when [having committed] sins, to seek forgiveness and repentance.
Do not be alone with a woman; even if you were to say: ‘I am teaching her the Qur.aan.’
