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 not permissible for a person to be lenient in attending gatherings of knowledge – and exerting himself in doing so…
Whoever does not possess a determination for [anything] other than [fulfilling the desires of] his stomach and his private parts, then he is considered from amongst the beasts…
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.
Parents have left their children under your [care and] responsibility at school, [so be sure to] teach them that which benefits them…
The academic year has just begun, and parents are eager to send their children to school…
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.
