Delving into Falsehood (I’ll take what’s good)
The danger of taking the attitude of delving into falsehood in order to take what is right.
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Mixing or Withdrawing for Gain
The Successor Wahb b. Munabbih describes what makes the believer mix and speak with others, and what makes him remain quiet and retreat.
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Five Essential Qualities of a Mufti
Imam Ahmad on five qualities that should be present in a person to qualify him as a mufti.
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A Preserved State of Knowledge
Remaining in a good state, based on preserved authentic knowledge.
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Respect for Scholars and Ahl Al-Bayt
An example of how the Companions understood the status of the scholars and the status of Ahl Al-Bayt.
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Who are The Jama’ah (Main Body of the Muslims)?
Is the Jama’ah (The Main Body of Muslims) the majority or those who follow the truth, irregardless of their number?
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The Revival of Knowledge
Islamic knowledge is necessary for stability in religious and worldly affairs.
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How Imam Al-Shafi Spent his Nights
A description of how Imam Shafi worshipped at night.
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Rubbish Opinions
Opinion in religion, devoid of evidence, is rubbish to be thrown away. Adherence is to what comes from Rasulullah – praise and peace of Allah be upon him.
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From whom does Knowledge Come?
Being upon a good and right path is based on following the knowledge of the Companions and seniors: scholars and people who adhere to the Sunnah, whereas taking knowledge from minors like ignorant people and heretics is a sign of destruction.