Being Two Faced to the Muslim Ruler
The immorality of being two-faced to the Muslim ruler, going behind his back.
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The Strangeness of Iman
The imminent strangeness of faith.
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Wolves in Sheeps’ Clothing
A description of the weakness of people’s iman in later times.
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Who Can Feel Secure From Trial?
Who can feel secure that he will never fall into nifaq?
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Seeking Reputation
Whoever seeks reputation through his deeds instead of being sincere to Allah, Allah will expose him and belittle him.
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Believers and Chameleons
The believer is consistent, whereas the munafiq is a chameleon.
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Hypocrisy Today
Hudhayfah b. Al-Yaman, who was an expert amongst the Companions on Nifaq, compares the hypocrisy of later times with that of earlier times.
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The Movements of a Believer
A comparison between the believer and the munafiq. A description of the good in every act of a believer.
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Righteous Fear vs. Sinful Delusion
It is reported that Al-Ḥasan Al-Baṣrī – Allāh have mercy on him – said: The believer does the best deeds yet is most fearful [that his deeds will not be accepted]. If he were to spend a mountain of wealth [in charity], he would not feel sure [of the reward] until he sees it. The […]
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The Three Men and the Valley [example of the munafiq]
It is reported that ‘Abdullāh b. Masʿūd – Allāh be pleased with him – said: The example of the believer, the unbeliever and the hypocrite is that of three people who arrived at a valley. One of them descended and passed through to the other side. One of them descended until he reached half way, […]