Reference: https://x.com/AbouFahdou/status/1923158538366459996 قال الإمام سفيان الثوري رحمه الله:"إياك أن تخون مؤمنًا،فمَن خان مُؤمنًا فقد خان الله ورسوله"حلية الأولياء (٨٢/٧) — دررٌ مِن كَلامِ السَلفِ (@AbouFahdou) May 15, 2025 Hilyatul-Awliyaa wa-Tabaqaat al-Asfiyaa v7 p82 Sufyaan ath-Thowree رحمه الله said: Beware of betraying a believer, for whoever betrays a believer has betrayed Allaah and His Messenger. Translation […]
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The feeling of pleasure when abandoning sin
Rather, the believer indeed finds in himself and his heart [a feeling of] pleasure when he abandons [something which is] prohibited…
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.
The love of Allaah
We observed, and did not find anything better to delight the believer than the love of Allaah عز و جل, and seeking His Pleasure.
Provision is solely in the Hand of Allaah
[Regarding] the dunya [of the believer], if it is lost [in the Path of Allaah], then Allaah will compensate for it…
Seek repentance, regularly
It is not befitting for the believer to begin the day or the evening except in a state of repentance, for indeed he does not know when death may strike – [whether] in the morning or the evening.
The blessing of eemaan and intellect
After [being blessed with] eemaan, the worshipper [of Allaah] has not been blessed with anything better than intellect.
The example of the believer is like the pearl
The example of the believer is like the pearl; wherever it is [found], its beauty is with it (i.e. wherever he may be, his beautiful characteristics accompany him).
Assuming other than good of your brother
By Allaah! Allaah has venerated the sanctity of the believer, such that He has prohibited you from assuming other than good of your brother.
An indicator of the tenderness of a believer’s heart
From the indicators of the tenderness of a believer’s heart is that he feels pain at the mishap of his believing brother when he slips up, so much so that it is as if he himself is the one who has slipped up; and he [certainly] does not maliciously rejoice [at his brother’s lapse].

