Al-Mundhiri on supporting the oppressed
“Warning against oppression, the supplication of the oppressed, and forsaking them,”
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Dealing with faith-related doubts in Islam
“We are more likely to doubt than Abraham, when he said: O Lord, show me how You give life to the dead.”
Al-Mundhiri on good relations with family
“Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him uphold his family ties.”
Limits of retaliation and retribution in Islam
“Do not be treacherous to the one who betrays you.”
Al-Mundhiri on weeping for fear of Allah
“Two eyes will never be touched by the Hellfire…”
Al-Mundhiri on repentance, following evil with good
“If you do a bad deed, follow it with a good deed…”
Al-Mundhiri on committing to the Quran, reciting pleasantly
“Strive to remember the Quran, for it is quicker to escape the hearts of men than camels.”
Al-Mundhiri on reciting the Quran
“The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.”
Al-Mundhiri on greed and miserliness
“Greed and faith can never be combined in the heart.”
The Prophet’s wondrous dream of the Hereafter
“Verily, I saw something wondrous last night!”
Al-Mundhiri on giving voluntary charity
“The upper hand is better than the lower hand.”
Understanding Sufism in Islam
“Sufism is to be mindful of one’s inner-states and adhere to good manners.”
Principles of enjoining good and forbidding evil
“Whoever among you sees evil, let him change it with his hand.”
Al-Mahdi, the promised Caliph to lead the Ummah
“The Mahdi will be from my offspring, the descendants of Fatimah.”
Al-Mundhiri on seeking knowledge, teaching, and learning
“Seeking knowledge is an obligation on every Muslim.”
Al-Mundhiri on honesty, truthfulness, and trustworthiness
“Verily, truthfulness leads to righteousness,”
Al-Mundhiri on good character, morals, and manners
“Best of you have the best character.”
Al-Mundhiri on purifying the heart from envy, hatred
“Faith and envy do not combine within a believing servant.”
Best of believers in Islam described
“Best of you are those with the best character.”
Defending Islam with grace and sincerity
“Whoever intends justice, then let him imagine himself in the place of his adversary,”