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 […]
It is befitting for the student of knowledge to protect and preserve his time, because [sometime] in the future he will [reflect over this and] regret the time he has wasted.
[And] there are some in our day and age [today] who are quite the opposite.
After [being blessed with] eemaan, the worshiper [of Allaah] has not been blessed with anything better than intellect.
So those who have [sound] knowledge of the religion of Allaah do not pay any attention to fitnah – even if the people created a drama [over it].
The wise person knows that the most blessed of days is a day on which he increases in virtue and 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.
If it were not for the scholars transmitting the knowledge, and teaching the people – generation after generation, the people would have all perished.
Before [the advent of] electricity, he would go out every moonlit night to read. And in winter, he would go out and sit between two steel barrels for protection against the cold!
