Reference: https://x.com/rtwett_tm/status/1923630492345418182 قال الإمام ابن حزم رحمه الله: إن " العُجب " من أعظم الذنوب، وأمحقها للأعمال، فتحفَّظوا حفظنا الله وإيَّاكم من العُجب والرِّياء. 📙 مجموع الرسائل: ( ١٨٠/٣ ) — أخبار السلف الصالح (@rtwett_tm) May 17, 2025 Majmoo’ ar-Rasaa.il v3 p180 Ibn Hazm رحمه الله said: Self-admiration (العُجْب) is one of the gravest sins […]
Reference: https://x.com/m_7d_7/status/1925533643880964534 pic.twitter.com/ys65Q3Df1v — طويلب علم (@m_7d_7) May 22, 2025 Shaykh Ibn Baaz رحمه الله said: From the calamities of our time is [that] a man lowers his garment [in arrogance], and a woman raises her garment [in immodesty]. Translation originally published on 8 June, 2025
Visit our YouTube channel for more Regarding Shaykh ‘Abdur-Rahmaan as-Sa’dee’s praise for his own book “al-Qawaa’id al-Hisaan”, Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said: …then [I say] that his praise for his book is not strange, because the praise of the people of knowledge for their writings is not done intending pride or bragging to the people, rather, […]
To meet people with a smile and a welcoming face is indeed from the characteristics of Prophethood, and [something which] is contrary to pride and arrogance, and [instead] a cause for friendship and love.
The pleasure which remains after death, and [that which] benefits in the Hereafter is the pleasure [attained] from knowledge of Allaah and actions for His Sake [alone].
And many of the intellectuals become atheists because of their intellect, and [as a result he] looks upon others as despicable, and sees others as nothing worthy of note…
Reference: Safahaat Mushriqah min Hayaat al-Imaam Muhammed ibn Saalih al-‘Uthaymeen – Page 159 It has been narrated by Dr. ‘Abdullaah ibn ‘Abdil-Muhsin at-Tuwayjiree: I cannot forget this incident when I took our noble brother ‘Abdul-Kareem al-Miqrin (presenter on the Qur.aan radio station) to account, when I asked him: Why is it that when you introduce […]
If a man seeks knowledge to act according to it, his knowledge gratifies him, and if he seeks knowledge for other than acting according to it, then his knowledge [merely] increases him in pride and haughtiness.
«One who is shy will never gain knowledge, nor one who is proud»
It is befitting for a person to strive hard with himself and not to feel proud as a result of the people’s statements [of praise].
