Remembering Your Sins
Taking account of one’s sins and seeking forgiveness for them is something everyone should set aside time for.
Taking account of one’s sins and seeking forgiveness for them is something everyone should set aside time for.
The real meaning of dhikr and fear of Allah.
Knowledge should be spread from the mosques.
Advice about not speaking too much, and the things we should say often.
The only time the true believer will be at rest is when he meets his Lord.
How many prayers are answered? How many people supplicate with an absent heart? Dua has to be from the bottom of the heart and only to Allah.
The noble Successor Ata b. Abi Rabah reminds us that all of our activities, online and offline, are recorded.
Imām Sa’īd b. Al-Musayyib – Allāh have mercy on him – once saw a man praying more than two rak’ah after sunrise the beginning of Fajr, making many bows and prostrations, and so he forbade him. The man said, “O Abu Muḥammad, is Allāh going to punish me for praying?” Sa’īd said, “No, but He […]
It is reported that Imām Al-Shāfi’ī – Allāh have mercy on him – said: If you fear becoming deluded and impressed by your deeds then remember whose pleasure you are seeking, and the joy (Paradise) in which you want to be, and what punishment you fear. Whoever thinks about these things will diminish his deeds. […]
It is reported that Imām Al-Awzā’ī – Allāh have mercy on him – said: At the time of Fajr, or a while before it, the Salaf would be as if birds were sitting on their heads: (still ) concentrating on themselves [and their worship], so much so that even if one of their closest friends […]