The Foolish Gathering
Knowledge does not benefit with the foolish and foolishness does not benefit one with the scholars.
Knowledge does not benefit with the foolish and foolishness does not benefit one with the scholars.
The status of personal opinion in the face of what has come from the Companions.
Imam Ibn Al-Mubarak on four things a person needs to be successful in seeking knowledge.
Three traits that true scholars have in the way they treat others and in the way they do not commercialize knowledge.
A person of insight has deeper knowledge about some matters that others seem to feel safe from.
One is only harmed by argumentation about the religion, whether with a scholar or an ignoramus.
A person is not knowledgeable enough to give verdicts and not considered a scholar unless he knows differences of opinions.
The importance of knowing what spoils good deeds, just like knowing how to do good deeds.
Three things that a Muslim can satisfy himself with for a wholesome life.
A famous quote from Ali b. Abi Talib about who to avoid.