Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said: Even from a scholarly perspective – even from an academic standpoint – we say to the youth who are not qualified to take the lead [in religious matters], we say: “Beware of half-scholars!” “Beware [of them]!!” Shaykh al-Islaam [Ibn Taymiyyah] (rahima-hullaah) mentioned in his book ‘al-Fatwa […]
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 […]
So the presence of books among us and the proliferation of books and the variety of books – [then all of] this is undoubtedly good, but it is not enough…
So if the Prophet ﷺ forbade cursing the rooster because it awakens [us] for the [morning] prayer…
My advice to the students of knowledge everywhere is to stand [firm] in a single line behind the[ir] Muslim leaders with respect to the precautionary measures [they have introduced] to deal with the Coronavirus pandemic.
If it were not for the scholars transmitting the knowledge, and teaching the people – generation after generation, the people would have all perished.
Knowledge is [attained] by way of [chains of] transmission, not by intellect.
So by the permission of Allaah, by returning to the scholars [for guidance] there is salvation from the fitan.
We are a group of youth who live together, and we came to an agreement that whoever amongst us misses the Fajr prayer, then he must give each of those who prayed in congregation ten riyals?
If more than four [students] sat with Abul-’Aaliyah, he would get up and leave.
