Al-Mundhiri on seeking positions of power
“Warning against seeking authority, a position as judge, or leadership.”
Paradise الجنة
Seeking blessings from relics of the righteous?
“People do not contrive an innovation in religion but that it removes a Sunnah like it.”
Follow the great majority of Muslims today?
“The united community is only the one that conforms to the obedience of Allah,”
Necessity of worshiping Allah alone
If you asked them, ‘Who created the heavens and the earth?’ They will surely say, ‘Allah.’
Al-Mundhiri on good relations with family
“Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let him uphold his family ties.”
Al-Mundhiri on voluntary Sunan prayers
“Whoever perseveres in performing twelve raka’at…”
Al-Mundhiri on visiting Muslims, honoring them
“Visit the absent. It will increase your love.”
Al-Mundhiri on remembering death, living for Allah
“The best of you are those with the longest lives and best deeds.”
Al-Mundhiri on reciting the Quran
“The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.”
Al-Mundhiri on fulfilling needs, bringing happiness
“Whoever fulfills the needs of his brother, Allah will fulfill his needs.”
Forty Hadith on Ramadan
“The gates of the heaven are opened, the gates of Hellfire are closed,”
Only one out of 1000 are in Paradise?
“Of every thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine…”
Benefits of the Sunan of Adhan, call to prayer
“I am pleased with Allah as Lord,”
The Prophet’s wondrous dream of the Hereafter
“Verily, I saw something wondrous last night!”
Al-Mundhiri on remembrance of Allah
“The spoils of the gatherings of remembrance is Paradise.”
Al-Mundhiri on paying obligatory charity
“Whoever pays alms on his wealth, his evil will depart from him.”
Al-Mundhiri on the call to prayer
“The caller to prayer is forgiven for as far as his voice reaches,”
Al-Mundhiri on fasting in Ramadan
“Allah has people He redeems in every day and night of Ramadan.”
Al-Mundhiri on virtues of fasting
“Fasting is a shield from the Hellfire, just like a shield of yours in battle.”
Understanding Sufism in Islam
“Sufism is to be mindful of one’s inner-states and adhere to good manners.”