by Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-‘Uthaymeen volume 1, 2nd edition size: 4.27mb filetype: pdf Download This book is intended to be an important companion to the sincere student of knowledge; highlighting the virtues of seeking knowledge, the etiquettes of doing so and the means which assist in acquiring knowledge. Other areas covered include the extremely […]
[As an ummah], we are in a time of great trials and tribulations, and nothing can save us from these trials and tribulations except Allaah Subhaanahu wa Ta’aala, and thereafter beneficial knowledge.
[There are] three [categories of people] in whom [should these habits] exist, then Allaah fills their heart with eemaan…
The minds of the men are at the tips of their pens.
Be cautious of the scholars of evil, just as you are cautious of Iblees.
Not to engage in ijtihaad (qualified independent reasoning) when required is [considered] at the [same] level of engaging in ijtihaad (qualified independent reasoning) when not required.
Indeed, we are in a time when there are many who speak without sound knowledge, and because of this…
And to convey his Sunnah to the ummah is better than to shoot an arrow at the throat of the enemy, because there is no shortage among the people who can do that.
After he finished working at al-Jaami’ah al-Islaamiyyah [in Madeenah], Saudi Arabia [continued to] pay al-‘Allaamah al-Albaanee a salary for the rest of his life.
I met 200 scholars of knowledge, and I have not seen anyone like Ahmad ibn Hanbal.
