Sometimes the Manners Surpassed Knowledge
Sometimes the manners you learn from a scholar surpass the piece of knowledge you get from him.
Sometimes the manners you learn from a scholar surpass the piece of knowledge you get from him.
The most righteous and best of the people are humble and do not consider themselves the elite.
Wearing silk is a filthy thing for men.
No one but a fool rejects good treatment.
The Successor Wahb b. Munabbih describes what makes the believer mix and speak with others, and what makes him remain quiet and retreat.
The noble Successor Ata b. Abi Rabah reminds us that all of our activities, online and offline, are recorded.
An example of how the Companions understood the status of the scholars and the status of Ahl Al-Bayt.
The best of this Ummah after its Prophet, Abu Bakr, feared the consequences of his speech.
The Messenger of Allah: the man by which all others are measured.
Two qualities of a real man, not the one babbles on about himself.