Whoever regularly recites the Qur.aan will find their tongue becomes accustomed to it, and reading it becomes easy. But if they abandon it, reciting it becomes difficult and burdensome.
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Draw near to him
If you see a man prolong his silence and avoid the people, [then] draw near to him, for [by doing so] he teaches wisdom.
The three aspects of backbiting
There are three aspects of backbiting, all of which are [mentioned] in the Book of Allaah: backbiting, falsehood and slander. 1) As for backbiting
Be patient
Man has not been blessed with anything better than patience. [So] be patient. Control yourself. Discipline your tongue.
Strive hard in lowering your gaze
[The need for the] safeguarding of [one’s] eyes is much greater than [the need for the] safeguarding of [one’s] tongue.
The one who safeguards himself the most
The one who safeguards himself the most, is the one who protects his tongue the most [from false and idle speech], and is the busiest of them in terms of his religion, and is one who exerts himself…
Tire your feet, and do not tire your tongue
May Allaah have mercy upon my mother, and all of our parents. She would often mention this saying: ‘Tire your feet, and do not tire your tongue.’* *The meaning of which is
Watch your tongue
Most of the sins of the son of Aadam are due to his tongue
Control over his tongue
[From] amongst them, [‘Abdullaah] Ibn ‘Own was the one who had the most control over his tongue.
Like two brothers
The tongue [of knowledge] of Ibn Hazm and the sword of al-Hajjaaj were [like] two brothers.