Sa'eed ibn 'Abdul-'Azeez used to stand the night in prayer, and when the time of Fajr entered he would renew his wudhoo and leave [home] for the masjid.
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Valuable advice for parents on the advent of the new academic year
The academic year has just begun, and parents are eager to send their children to school, to the extent that the father takes his child to school by car, or hires a driver to drop him off at school...
Using haraam earnings for hajj, getting married or building a masjid
If a person had amassed immense wealth made up of trading in haraam, and then repented to Allaah [from that], is it then permissible for him to perform hajj using this wealth, or donate to charity...
Diligently performing the prayers
The best [form of] jihaad is diligently performing the prayers, and the greatest [form of] ribaat (devotion) is waiting for one prayer after [another] prayer.
The length of the i'tikaaf
Is there a specified [length of] time for the i'tikaaf?
The reality of i'tikaaf
However, [regarding] i'tikaaf, its reality is for the person to remain in the masjid for [the purpose of] worshipping Allaah ﷻ.
He wept, yet do you even make the effort to get to the masjid for the prayer?
Translation originally published on 17 July, 2024.
Children playing in masjid during Shaykh's lesson
Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Muhammad BaaJaabir said: “...it is on his clothing, and he did not wash it [off].” “So he sprinkled [water on] on his clothing, and he did not wash it (the impurity) [off].” What does this mean? Do not pay attention to...I mean, do not be distracted with what […]
This blind man makes the effort; do you?
Originally published on 16 July, 2024.
Attending the masjid and having a bad smell
Often, in some masaajid there are bad smells – such as [that of] garlic, onions, [tobacco] smoke – [indicative of some of the congregation] paying [little or] no attention to the cleanliness of their...