Reference: at-Tabsirah libnil-Jowzee – v2, p289 ‘Umar ibn ‘Abdil-‘Azeez رحمه الله said: If you see a man prolong his silence and avoid the people, [then] draw near to him, for [by doing so] he teaches wisdom. Translation originally published on 26 January, 2026
Reference: https://twitter.com/alqaryooti/status/1596327718429556739 قال الحسن: الغيبة ثلاثة أوجه كلها فى كتاب الله: الغيبة، والإفك، والبهتان.(1) فأما الغيبة: فهى أن تقول فى أخيك ما هو فيه.(2) وأما الإفك: فأن تقول فيه ما بلغك عنه.(3) وأما البهتان: فأن تقول فيه ما ليس فيه.ولا خلاف بين العلماء فى أن الغيبة من الكبائر.«تفسير المراغي» — أ.د. عاصم القريوتي Prof Dr […]
Man has not been blessed with anything better than patience…
[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, is the one who protects his tongue the most [from false and idle speech]…
Tire your feet, and do not tire your tongue.
«Most of the sins of the son of Aadam are due to his tongue»
[From] amongst them, [‘Abdullaah] Ibn ‘Own was the one who had the most control over his tongue.
The tongue [of knowledge] of Ibn Hazm and the sword of al-Hajjaaj were [like] two brothers.
«Most of the sins of the son of Aadam are due to his tongue»
