When the Scholar Talks, and When He is Silent
Fudayl b. Ayyad describes the true scholar (faqih) and what makes him talk, and what keeps him silent.
Fudayl b. Ayyad describes the true scholar (faqih) and what makes him talk, and what keeps him silent.
Three things that a Muslim can satisfy himself with for a wholesome life.
It is indeed a great blessing to be saved from extremist ideology.
The righteous Caliph Umar b. Abd Al-Aziz reminds the Muslims of the proper place of opinion.
Birds of a feather flock together. The souls of men are allied, like with like.
One of many examples of the Salaf’s clear position against extremists and renegades.
Are all Muslims Ahl Al-Sunnah unless proven otherwise? Why are Salafis so harsh sometimes?
One of the illustirous Ahl Al-Bayt on the status of Abu Bakr and Umar.
Remaining in a good state, based on preserved authentic knowledge.
Is the Jama’ah (The Main Body of Muslims) the majority or those who follow the truth, irregardless of their number?