Al-Mundhiri on greed and miserliness
“Greed and faith can never be combined in the heart.”
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Al-Mundhiri on consistent good habits, even if small
“Most beloved deeds to Allah are performed regularly,”
Al-Mundhiri on heretical innovations, lowly desires
“Every innovation is misguidance, and every misguidance is in the Hellfire.”
Equality and equity in Islam
“There are two words for justice in Islam…”
Harsh insults and profanity allowed in Islam?
“And speak to people in the best manner.”
If you did not sin, Allah would replace you with sinners
“All of the children of Adam are sinners, and the best sinners are those who repent.”
An excellent ablution (wudu) with evidences
“O you who believe, when you rise to perform prayer, wash your faces and your forearms to the elbows…”
Offensive jihad in Islam?
“Verily, Allah does not love transgressors.”
Follow your conscience in Islam
“Leave what makes you doubt for what does not make you doubt.”
Fight jihad to impose a political system?
“Verily, I have only been sent to perfect righteous character.”
Moderation and balance in Islam
“The justly balanced is the furthest point between two extremes.”
Congratulating non-Muslims on their festivals
“Harshness is not found in anything except that it disgraces it.”
Love the sinner, hate the sin in Islam
“Love for people what you would love for yourself.”
Muslims must only have one ruler?
“Do not be among those who commit idolatry…”
Separation of Mosque and State in Islam?
“Religious values should have a positive influence on the government,”
Islam between blasphemy and extremism
“Be patient over what they say…”
Dar al-Harb: Islam at war with the world?
“If the enemy inclines to peace, you incline to it also…”
Do Muslims love death and desire it?
“The believer hates death and I hate to hurt him.”
Did the Prophet accept presentation of severed heads?
“A severed head was never presented to the Messenger of Allah.”
Jihad is the sixth pillar of Islam?
“Islam is built upon five pillars…”