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Allah’s Names
- Allah
- Al-‘Adhim (The Exalted)
- Al-‘Adl (The Just)
- Al-Afuww (The Forgiving)
- Al-Ahad (The One)
- Al-Akram (The Most Generous)
- Al-Akhir (The Last)
- Al-‘Alim (The All Knowing)
- Alladhi lahu-l-Mulk (The One To Whom Belongs the Dominion)
- Al-‘Ali (The High) Al-A’la (The Most High)
- Al-Awwal (The First)
- Al-‘Aziz (The Almighty)
- Badi’ u-s-Samawati wa-l-Ard (The Originator of the Heavens and the Earth)
- Al-Bari’ (The Originator)
- Al-Barr (The Generous)
- Al-Basir (The All-Seeing)
- Al-Basit (The Extender)
- Al-Batin (The Inward)
- Adh-Dharir (The Manifest)
- Dhu-l-Jalali wa-l-Ikram (The One Possessing Majesty and Honour)
- Al-Fa’alu-l-Lima Yurid (The One Who does what He Wills)
- Al-Fattah (The Judge, The Opener)
- Al-Ghaffar (The All-Forgiving)
- Al-Ghafur (The Ever-Forgiving)
- Al-Ghani (The Self-Sufficient)
- Al-Hadi (The Director)
- Al-Hafidh (The Guardian)
- Al-Hakam (The Judge)
- Al-Hakim (The All-Wise)
- Al-Halim (the Forbearing)
- Al-Hamid (The One Who is Praised)
- Al-Haqq (The Truth)
- Al-Hasib (The Reckoner)
- Al-Hayy (The Living)
- Al-Jabbar (The Compeller)
- Jami’u-n-Nas (The Gatherer of Mankind)
- Al-Kabir (The Great)
- Al-Karim (the Kind)
- Al-Kafi (The Sufficient)
- Al-Khabir (the All-Aware)
- Al-Khaliq (The Creator)
- Al-Latif (the Most Subtle, the Kind)
- Al-Majid (The Glorious)
- Al-Malik (The King) Al-Maalik (the Master and Owner)
- Al-Mani (The Preventer)
- Al-Matin (The Powerful)
- Al-Mubdi’ (The Starter) Al-Mu’id (The One Who Repeats Creation)
- Al-Mughni (The Sufficient, Enricher)
- Al-Muhaymin (The Ever-Watching)
- Al-Muhit (The Encompassing)
- Al-Mujib (The Answerer)
- Al-Mu’min (The Giver of Security)
- Al-Muqit (The Powerful Maintainer)
- Al-Muqtadir (the All Able, All Powerful)
- Al-Musawwir (The Bestower of Forms)
- Al-Mutakabbir (The Supreme)
- An-Nasr (The Helper)
- An-Nur (The Light)
- Al-Qabid (The Taker)
- Al-Qawi (The Strong)
- Al-Qayyum (The Self-Sustaining)
- Al Qahhar (The Subduer) Al Qahir (The Irresistible)
- Al-Quddus (The Holy)
- Ar-Rabb (The Lord and Cherisher)
- Ar-Ra’uf (The Kind)
- Ar-Rahman (The Most Gracious) Ar-Rahim (The Most Merciful)
- Al-Raqib (The All-Watcher)
- Ar-Rashid (The Guide)
- Ar-Razzaq (The Provider)
- As-Salam (The Perfect Peace)
- As-Samad (The Self-Sufficient)
- Ash-Shahid (The Witness)
- Ash-Shakir (the Recogniser and Rewarder of Good) and ash-Shakur (the Appreciative)
- At-Tawwab (The Oft-Returning)
- Al-Wali (The Protector and Supporter)
- Al-Wahhab (The Bestower)
- Al-Wahid (The One)
- Al-Warith (The Inheritor)
- Al-Wakil (The Disposer of Affairs, The One Who is Relied Upon)
- Al-Wudud (The Loving)
- Al-Wasi (The Vast)
40 Hadith
- Hadith 01: All Actions Are By Intention
- Hadith 02: The Hadith of Jibreel
- Hadith 03: Islam is Built on 5 Pillars
- Hadith 04: Creation in the Womb
- Hadith 05: Innovations (Bidah)
- Hadith 06: Doubtful Matters
- Hadith 07: The Religion is Naseehah
- Hadith 09: The Ordered and the Forbidden
- Hadith 10: That Which is Pure
- Hadith 11: Leave That Which Makes You Doubt
- Hadith 12: Perfection of Islam
- Hadith 13: Love for Fellow Muslims
- Hadith 15: Say a Good Word
- Hadith 16: Do Not Become Angry
- Hadith 18: Taqwa – Fear of Allah
- Hadith 19: Words of Advice
- Hadith 20: If You Feel No Shame
- Hadith 21: Steadfastness
- Hadith 23: Purification is Half of Faith
- Hadith 24: O My Servants
- Hadith 25: Acts of Charity
- Hadith 26: A Charitable Act Upon Every Bone
- Hadith 27: Righteousness is Good Character
- Hadith 28: Have Taqwa of Allah
- Hadith 29: Acts That Lead to Paradise
- Hadith 32: Cause No Harm
- Hadith 34: Whoever Sees An Evil
- Hadith 35: Do Not Be Envious
- Hadith 36: Whoever Relieves a Believer
- Hadith 37: Allah Recorded the Good Deeds
- Hadith 38: The Wali of Allah
- Hadith 40: Be in the World like a Stranger
The Magnificent Journey
- Righteousness and Piety
- Migration to Allah
- Migration to the Messenger
- Justice and Fair Testimony
- Obeying the Messenger
- The People of Misery
- The People of Bliss
- Requirements of the Journey
- Thorough Understanding of the Qur’an
- The Companions in the Road
Patience and Gratitude
- The Definition of Patience
- Different Perspectives on Patience
- Different Degrees of Patience
- Different Strengths of Patience
- Good Patience and Bad Patience
- The Patience of Noble and Ignoble People
- Ways of Strengthening Patience
- Man Cannot Do Without Patience
- Patience in Adversity is Easier than in Times of Ease
- Patience in Worship
- Patience in Adversity
- Patience in the Qur’an
- Ahadith about Patience
- Patience in Times of Sickness
- Patience is Half of Iman
- Patience for the Sake of Allah
- Gratitude in the Qur’an
- The Rewards of Gratitude
- Gratitude and ‘Ibadah
- Ahadith on Gratitude
- The Sahabah and Tabi’in on Gratitude
- Gratitude of Different Faculties
- Prostration of Gratitude
Disciplining the Soul
- The Virtue of the Mind
- Dispraise of Desires
- The Perspectives of the Mind and Desires
- Averting Passionate Love
- Averting Gluttony
- Refusing a Position of Authority
- Averting Stinginess
- Prohibition on Squandering
- Dispraise of Lying
- Averting Envy
- Averting Spitefulness
- Averting Anger
- Averting Arrogance
- Averting Conceit
- Averting Excessive Thinking
- Averting Riya
- Averting Excessive Sadness
- Averting Grief and Worry
- Averting Fear of Death
- Averting Laziness
- Identifying Our Own Flaws
Du’a
- Du’a is a Form of Worship
- Du’a Increases Imaan
- Du’a and Tawhid
- Du’a to Other Than Allah is Shirk
- The Excellence and Benefits of Du’a
- The Pre-Conditions of Du’a
- Du’a: Raising One’s Hands
- Du’a: Facing the Qiblah
- Du’a: Performing Wudu
- Du’a: To Cry
- Du’a: To Expect the Best from Allah
- Du’a: To Complain Only to Allah
- Du’a: To Pray Silently
- Du’a: Acknowledging One’s Sins
- Du’a: To Implore Allah Earnestly
- Du’a: To Be Determined in One’s Request
- Du’a: To Repeat the Du’a Three Times
- Du’a: To Pray for All Muslims
- Dua: To Pray With Concise Du’as
- Du’a: To Say ‘Ameen’
- Du’a: To Start with One’s Self
- Du’a: To Make Du’a at All Times
- Discouraged Acts During Du’a
- Du’a: To make Du’a for All Matters
- Du’a: To Make Du’a Plentifully
- Du’a: In the Last Third of the Night
- Du’a: An Hour of the Night
- Du’a: When the Adhan is Called
- Du’a: During the Salat
- Du’a: While Prostrating
- Du’a: While Reciting Fatihah
- Du’a: Before the End of Salah
- Du’a: After the Salah
- Du’a: An Hour on Friday
- Du’a: When Waking Up at Night
- Du’a: After Performing Wudu
- Du’a: Before Drinking Zam Zam
- Du’a: During Ramadan
- Du’a: During the First Ten Days of Dhul-Hijjah
- Du’a: When Rain Falls
- Du’a: When the Soul of a Person is Taken
- Du’a: During the Hajj
- Du’a: The Person Who Has Been Wronged
- Du’a: The One in Severe Circumstances
- Du’a: After a Calamity
- Du’a: The Traveller
- Du’a: The Parent For or Against Their Child
- Du’a: The Child for Their Parents
- Du’a: The One Who is Fasting
- Du’a: The Person Reciting the Qur’an
- Du’a: The Person Performing Hajj, ‘Umrah or Jihad
- Du’a: For a Person in their Absence
- Du’a: The One Who Remembers Allah Frequently
- Du’a: Sincerity
- Du’a: To Expect the Best From Allah
- Du’a: Doing Good Deeds
- Du’a: Fulfilling the Rights of Parents
- Du’a: To Make Du’a at All Times
- Du’a: Extra Voluntary Acts of Worship
- Du’a: Repenting From Previous Sins
- Du’a: Making Du’a at Holy Places
- Du’a: Unlawful Sustenance Prevents Du’a From Being Answered
- Du’a: Sins Prevent Du’a From Being Answered
- Du’a: Advising Others
- Du’a: Being hasty Prevents Du’a Being Answered
- Du’a: The Wisdom Behing a Delayed Response
- Du’a: Allah is the Malik
- Du’a: Man Does Not Have a Right Over His Creator
- Du’a: A Delay in Response is a Trial
- Du’a: Allah is the Most Wise
- Du’a: The Matter Might Bring Evil
- Du’a: Allah’s Choice is Better Than Our Own
- Du’a: Trials Bring Us Closer to Allah
- Du’a: Something Hated Sometimes Brings Good
- Du’a: Delayed Response Causes Us to Reflect on Ourselves
- Du’a: Tawassul
- Du’a: The Manifestation of Allah’s Names and Attributes
- Du’a: It’s Relationship with Destiny
- Du’a: Permissible Acts
- Du’a: The Most Important Matters to Ask For
- Du’a: Innovations of Du’a
Ramadan Reminders
- Ramadan 01: Guidance of the Prophet in Fasting
- Ramadan 02: Why Was Fasting Ordained?
- Ramadan 03: The Qur’an and Ramadan
- Ramadan 04: The Chants of Those Who Fast
- Ramadan 05: Learning Generosity and Sacrifice
- Ramadan 06: Standing Up at Night
- Ramadan 07: The Islamic Home
- Ramadan 08: The Fasting of the Heart
- Ramadan 09: The Fast of the Tongue
- Ramadan 10: The Fast of the Eye
- Ramadan 11: The Fast of the Ear
- Ramadan 12: The Fast of the Stomach
- Ramadan 13: Mistakes Made by Those Who Fast
- Ramadan 14: Our Memories in Ramadan
- Ramadan 15: The Way to Repentance
- Ramadan 16: Ramadan Increases our Faith
- Ramadan 17: The Love of Allah
- Ramadan 18: Training Our Children in Ramadan
- Ramadan 19: Do Not Waste
- Ramadan 20: Righteousness and Kinship
- Ramadan 21: Brotherhood and Sisterhood
- Ramadan 22: Preserving Time
- Ramadan 23: Mercy to Muslims
- Ramadan 24: The Islamic Call
- Ramadan 25: The Condition of the Muslims
- Ramadan 26: The Prayer of the Fasting Person
- Ramadan 27: Gifts for Those Who Fast
- Ramadan 28: Advice to Muslim Women
- Ramadan 29: Reviving Traditions
- Ramadan 30: Eid the Festival of Breaking the Fast
Khushu in the Prayer
- What is Khushu?
- Concealment of Khushu
- Rulings of Khushu
- Preparing Oneself for Prayer Properly
- Moving at a Measured Pace During the Prayer
- Remembering Death Whilst Praying
- Thinking About the Ayah Being Recited
- Pausing at the End of Each Ayah
- Making One’s Voice Beautiful
- Knowing That Allah Responds to Prayers
- Praying with a Sutrah
- Placing the Right Hand on the Left on the Chest
- Looking at the Place of Prostration
- Moving the Index Finger
- Varying the Surah’s and Du’a Recited in Prayer
- Sujud al-Tilawah
- Seeking Refuge With Allah from Shaytan
- Thinking of How the Salaf Were When They Prayed
- Knowing the Advantages of Khushu in Salah
- Striving to Offer Du’a
- Adhkar to be Recited After Prayer
- Removing Anything that Mat Distract the Worshipper
- Not Praying in a Garment that has Decorations
- Not Praying When Food is Ready
- Not Praying When Nature Calls
- Not Praying When One Feels Sleepy
- Not Praying Behind Someone Talking
- Not Smoothing the Ground
- Not Disturbing Others With One’s Recitation
- Not Turning Away During the Prayer
- Not Raising One’s Gaze to the Heavens
- Not Spitting in Front of Oneself
- Not Putting Your Hands on Your Hips
- Not Letting One’s Clothes Hang Down During Prayer
- Not Resembling Animals
- Dealing With Shaytan’s Whispers in the Prayer
- People Are of Five levels in Regards to Prayer
Qur’an Juz by Juz
- The First Juz’
- Second Juz’
- Third Juz’
- Fourth Juz’
- Fifth Juz’
- Sixth Juz’
- Seventh Juz’
- Eighth Juz’
- Ninth Juz’
- Tenth Juz’
- Eleventh Juz’
- Twelfth Juz’
- Thirteenth Juz’
- Fourteenth Juz’
- Fifteenth Juz’
- Sixteenth Juz’
- Seventeenth Juz’
- Eighteenth Juz’
- Nineteenth Juz’
- Twentieth Juz’
- Twenty-first Juz’
- Twenty-second Juz’
- Twenty-third Juz’
- Twenty-fourth Juz’
- Twenty-fifth Juz’
- Twenty-sixth Juz’
- Twenty-seventh Juz’
- Twenty-eighth Juz’
- Twenty-ninth Juz’
- Thirtieth Juz’
Tafsir Ibn Kathir
- Surah Al-Fatihah
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 1-39
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 40-98
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayah 99-129
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 130-179
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 180-218
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 219-252
- Surah Al-Baqarah Ayat 253 -286
- Tafsir of Surah Ali-Imran Ayat 1-54
- Surah Ali-Imran Ayat 55-91
- Surah Ali-Imran Ayat 92-136
- Surah Ali-Imran Ayat 137-180
- Surah Ali-Imran Ayat 181-200
- Surah An-Nisa’ Ayat 1-39
- Surah An-Nisa’ Ayat 40-83
- Surah An-Nisa’ Ayat 84-130
- Surah An-Nisa’ Ayat 131-175
- Surah Al-Ma’idah Ayat 1-19
- Surah Al-Ma’idah Ayat 20-67
- Surah Al-Ma’idah Ayat 68-105
- Surah Al-Ma’idah Ayat 106-120
- Surah Al-An’am Ayat 1-49
- Surah Al-An’am Ayat 50-83
- Surah Al-An’am Ayat 84-117
- Surah Al-An’am Ayat 118-142
- Surah Al-An’am Ayat 143 -165
- Surah Al-A’raf Ayat 1-37
- Surah Al A’raf Ayat 38-72
- Surah Al-Ar’af Ayat 73-122
- Surah Al-A’raf Ayat 123 – 179
- Surah Al-‘Araf Ayat 180-206 (end)
- Surah Al-Anfal Ayat 1-44
- Tafsir Surah Al-Anfal Ayat 45-75 (end)
- Surah At-Tawbah Ayat 1-42
- Surah At-Tawbah Ayat 42-101
- Surah At-Tawbah Ayat 102-129 (end)
- Surah Yunus Ayat 1-54
- Surah Yunus Ayat 55-107 (end)
- Surah Hud Ayat 1-35
- Surah Hud Ayat 36-86
- Surah Hud Ayat 87-123 (end)
- Surah Yusuf Ayat 1-49
- Surah Yusuf Ayat 78-111 (end)
- Surah Ar-Rad Ayat 1-43 (end)
- Surah Ibrahim Ayat 1-51 (end)
- Surah Al-Hijr Ayat 1-44
- Surah Al-Hijr Ayat 45-99 (end)
- Surah An-Nahl Ayat 1-44
- Surah An-Nahl Ayat 45-
- Surah An-Nahl Ayat 70-90
- Surah An-Nahl Ayat 91-128 (end)
- Surah Al-Isra Ayat 1-19
- Surah Al-Isra 20-58
- Surah Al-Isra Ayat 59-111 (end)
- Surah Al-Khaf Ayat 1-49
- Surah Al-Khaf Ayat 50-110
- Surah Maryam Ayat 1-45
- Surah Maryam Ayat 46-98
- Surah Ta-Ha Ayat 1-39
- Surah Ta Ha Ayat 40-94
- Surah Taha Ayat 95-114
- Surah Ta Ha Ayat 115-135 (end)
- Surah Al-Anbiya Ayat 1-33
- Surah Al-Anbiya Ayat 34-67
- Surah Al-Anbiya Ayat 68-90
- Surah Al-Anbiya Ayat 91-112 (end)
- Surah Al-Hajj Ayat 1-16
- Surah Al-Hajj Ayat 17-27
- Surah Al-Hajj Ayat 28-38
- Surah Al-Hajj Ayat 39-57
- Surah Al-Hajj Ayat 58-78 (end)
- Surah Al-Muminun Ayat 1-30
- Surah Al-Muminun Ayat 31-67
- Surah Al-Muminum Ayat 68-118 (end)
- Surah An-Nur Ayat 1-64 (end)
- Surah Al-Furqan Ayat 1-77 (end)
- Surah Ash-Shurara Ayat 1-122
- Surah Ash-Shuara Ayat 123-199
- Surah Ash-Shuara Ayat 200-227 (End)
- Surah An-Naml Ayat 1-93 (end)
- Surah Al-Qasas Ayah 1-88 (end)
- Surah Al-Ankabut Ayat 1-66 (end)
- Surah Ar-Rum Ayat 1-60 (end)
- Surah Luqman Ayat 1-34 (end)
- Surah As-Sajdah Ayat 1-30 (end)
- Surah Al-Ahzab Ayat 1-36
- Surah Al-Ahzab Ayat 37-73 (end)
- Surah Saba Ayat 1-54 (end)
- Surah Fatir Ayat 1-45 (end)
- Surah Ya Sin Ayat 1-83 (end)
- Surah As-Suffat Ayat 1-182 (end)
- Surah Sad Ayat 1-88 (end)
- Surah Az-Zumar Ayat 1-75 (end)
- Surah Ghafir Ayat 1-85 (end)
- Surah Fussilat Ayat 1-24
- Surah Fussilat Ayat 25-54 (end)
- Surah As-Shura Ayat 1-53 (end)
- Surah Ad-Dukhan Ayat 1-59 (end)
- Surah Az-Zukhruf Ayat 1-89 (end)
- Surah Al-Jathiyah Ayat 1-37 (End)
- Surah Al-Ahqaf Ayat 1-35 (end)
- Surah Muhammad Ayat 1-38 (end)
- Surah Al-Fath Ayat 1-29 (end)
Paragons of the Qur’an
- Fire and Water
- Worldly Life and the Hereafter
- Sight and Hearing
- The Likeness of the Polytheist with the Spider’s Home
- One Whose Deeds are Like a Mirage
- One Who Recognises Truth but Acts Contrary to It
- The Perfection of Servitude
- One Who Turns Away from Allah’s Speech
- Those Who Carried the Book but did not Implement It
- One Who Abandons the Signs of Allah – Part 1
- Backbiting and Tearing the Flesh
- Deeds of the Disbelievers
- Good Word and the Good Tree – Part 1
- Good Word and the Good Tree – Part 2
- Good Word and The Good Tree – Part 3
- Good Word and the Good Tree – Part 4
- The Bad Word and the Bad Tree – Part 1
- Bad Word and the Bad Tree – Part 2
- Those Who Associate Anything with Allah
- Polytheists and the Fly
- The Caller and the Called
- Spending for Allah’s Sake and Planting Grains
- The Idolater and the Believer
- Believers and Disbelievers
- Parable of the Hypocrites – Part 1
- The Parable of the Hypocrites – Part 2
Inner Dimensions of the Prayer
- Salah is Tranquility for the Believers
- Likeness of the Heart to the Earth
- The Heart is Dry When Devoid of Tawhid
- Divisions in Actions of the Limbs
- Parable of Three Types of People
- Secret and Essence of the Salah
- Detachment from Allah between Prayers
- Discussion on Wudu
- Servitude in al-Takbir
- Servitude in the Opening Supplication
- Servitude in Al-Fatihah
- The Meaning of Al-Hamd
- Servitude in “Lord of all the Worlds”
- Servitude in Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim
- Servitude in “Master of the Day of Judgement”
- Meanings of Thana and Tamjid
- Servitude in “You Alone We Worship”
- The Wisdom Behind Al-Istianah
- The Need for “Guide Us on the Straight Path”
- Servitude in Raising the Hands
- Servitude in Ruku
- Servitude in Al-Qiyam
- Servitude in Al-Sujud
- Salah is Built Upon Five Pillars
- The Second Prostration
- Servitude in al-Tashahhud
- Servitude in al-Taslim
- Two Shahadahs in al-Tahiyyat
- Sending al-Salat upon the Prophet
- The Sunnah of the Adhan
The Key to Paradise
- Introduction
- The Manner of Entering Paradise 1
- The Manner of Entering Paradise 2
- The Manner of Entering Paradise 3
- The Meaning of the Testification
- Loving Allah
- The Sound Heart
- Devotion to Allah
- The Virtues of the Testification Part 1
- The Virtues of the Testification 2
- Conclusion
The Types of Hearts
- The Correct and Sound Heart
- The Dead Heart
- The Diseased Heart
Seeds of Admonishment and Reform
- Attributes of Allah
- In Reminder of the Prophet
- Prophet Adam
- The Description of the Spring Season
- Salman Al-Farsi
- They Rise from their Beds…
- Struggling Against Oneself
- Turning to Allah in Repentance
- The Dispraise of Dunya
- Working for the Hereafter
- Fearing Allah, the Most High
- Dhul Bijadayn
- Unmindfulness of the Hereafter
- Healing the Soul
- Ikhlas (Sincerity)
- Turning to Allah, the Most High
- Taking Advantage of Life
- Deeds of Angels
- Strong Will and the Determination of Men
- Darkness and Bewilderment
- Overcoming Self-Desires
- Abandoning Lusts and Desires
- Tears of Sinners
- Beware of Sins
- The Love of Allah, the Most High
- Seeking Knowledge
- This Worldly Life is Unsuitable for Settlement
- The Reckoning of Mankind Draws Ever Near
- The Marvellous Creation of Allah
- Mankind is in Need of Allah the Most High
- Believing in Divine Decree
- The Supplication of the Pious
- Being Completely Occupied with the Dunya
- Night Prayers
- High Aspirations
- Beware of Hypocrisy
- Assembly of Repentance
- Truthful Worshipping
- Contentedness
- Dispraise of Tireless Desire for Wealth
- Reviving the Hearts with Tears
- Characteristics of Worshippers
- Grey Hair is a Sign of the End
- The Crow and the Spider
- Journeys of Life
- Incapacity and Lassitude
- Condemnation of Shaytan
- Solitude
- “Those for Whom the Best [Reward] has Preceded from Us”
- Consequences of Being Neglectful
- Contemplating One’s Departure from this Life
The Legacy of the Prophet
- Safeguarding Allah
- Safeguarding the Prayers
- Safeguarding Purification
- Safeguarding Oaths
- Safeguarding the Head and Stomach
- Safeguarding the Tongue and Private Parts
- Allah’s Safeguarding Health and Wealth
- Allah’s Safeguarding Against Harm
- Allah’s Safeguarding Against Animals
- Allah’s Safeguarding Against Doubts and Desires
- Allah’s Safeguarding Through Intervention
- Allah’s Safeguarding Through Exhortation
- Allah’s Ensuring the Best for His Servant
- Allah is the Protector of the Believers
- Allah is With You
- Knowing Allah
- Asking Allah
- Seeking Allah’s Help
- The Pens Have Dried
- Only Allah’s Decree is in Effect
- The Virtues of Patience 1
- The Virtues of Patience 2
- The Virtues of Patience 3
- Patience and Victory
- Relief Accompanies Distress
- Ease Accompanies Hardship
- Conclusion
Gardens of Purification
- The Importance of Adhering to the Sunnah
- The Meaning of Misguidance, Deviation and Right Guidance
- Following Desires
- The Ruling on Masturbation
- Patience Upon Afflictions
- The Obligation of Refraining from Prohibited Acts
- Patience in Acts of Obedience
- The Trials
- Repentance
- Guidance
- Traditions (Sunan)
- The Explanation of Guidance
- The Legal and Universal Will
- Following Desires and Whims
- Miserliness, Stinginess and Envy
- The Heart is Between Love and Fear
- The Levels of Following Whims
- Rescuing the Heart from Trials
- Those Who Support Other Than Allah
- The Straight Path
- Those Who Support Other Than Allah
- Support for the Sake of Worldly Interest
- The Cause of Love
- The Control of That Which is Loved Over the One Who Loves
- Asceticism and Piety
- Is Reward in Proportion to Hardship?
- The Meaning of ‘Purifying Oneself’
The Spiritual Cure
- Introduction
- Al-Fatihah: Its Names
- Al-Fatihah: Its Revelation
- Al-Fatihah: Its Composition
- The Virtues of Surah Al-Fatihah
- The Ruling of Reciting Al-Fatihah in Prayer
- Istiadhah for Recitation
- Istiadhah: Seeking Refuge from Shaytan
- The Meaning of Istiadhah
- Everyone is in Need of Istiadhah
- The Virtues of Istiadhah
- The Meaning of Shaytan
- The Wisdom of the BasmAllah
- Meaning of Allah
- The Virtues of the BasmAllah
- The Meaning of Hamd
- The Virtues of Hamd
- The Meaning of Rabb
- The Meaning of Alamin
- The Meaning of Ar-Rahman and Ar-Rahim
- The Meaning of Malik
- The Meaning of Yawm
- The Meaning of Din
- You Alone We Worship
- The Meaning of Ibadah
- Worship is the Desired Goal
- You Alone We Ask for Help
- Asking of the Creation
- Guide Us
- The Straight Path
- The Path of Those Whom You Have Favoured
- Not [the Path] of Those Who Have Earned [Your] Anger, Nor Those Who Have Gone Astray
- A Means of Displaying Good Manners
- Saying Ameen After Reciting Al-Fatihah
- Al-Fatihah is a Cure for the Diseases of the Heart and Body
- Al-Fatihah Comprises the Meaning of the Entire Qur’an
How To Be Happy
- Iman and Righteous Deeds
- Occupying Oneself with an Activity or Useful Knowledge
- Remembering Allah
- Forgetting Unpleasant Things That Have Passed
- Imagining Worst Situations
- A Firm Heart and Reliance on Allah
- Don’t Let Grief and Worry Make Your Short Life Shorter
Trials and Tribulations
- The Promise of Bliss 1
- The Promise of Bliss 2
- The Promise of Bliss 3
- The Promise of Bliss 4
- The Promise of Bliss 5
- When The Believers Are Afflicted
- Allah Aids His Servant With Tests and Trials
- The Wisdom of Being Defeated
- Trials Reveal Who Is Best in Deed
- The Trials of Conformity
- Four Types of Tribulation

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Hadith 28: Every Heresy is Going Astray

Posted on May 4, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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Hadith 28: Avoid Newly-Introduced Matters

Posted on May 3, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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Hadith 28: Clinging to the Path

Posted on May 2, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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Hadith 28: The Rightly-Guided Successors

Posted on May 1, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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Hadith 28: Stick to My Sunnah

Posted on April 29, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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Hadith 28: Differences

Posted on April 28, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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Hadith 28: Listen and Obey

Posted on April 27, 2011 by honeyfortheheart

On the authority of Abu Najeeh al-Irbaad ibn Saariyah (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) delivered an admonition that made our hearts fearful and our eyes tearful. We … Continue reading →

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