​No Time For Procrastination​

“Everyone who is taken by death asks for more time, while everyone who still has time makes excuses for procrastination.” – Ali ibn Abu Talib

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It is reported that Ya’lā b. ‘Ubayd said, “We entered upon Ibn Sūqah, who said: ‘O nephew, let me relate to you something that will hopefully benefit you; for it benefited me. ‘Atā b. Abī Rabāh once said to us:’”Those before you used to consider idle talk to be anything other than the Book of Allāh, or the enjoining of good, or the forbidding of evil, or speaking for the sake of your basic living needs. Do you deny that there are recording angels appointed over you? Sitting on your right and your left? Never is a word said except there is an observer prepared to record? Are you not afraid (ashamed) that your record of words and deeds be spread open only to discover that there is nothing of the hereafter in it? Al-Dhahabī, Siyar A’lām Al-Nubalā` 5:86

​The True Miskeen

The true miskeen (impoverished person) is the one whose lifetime is lost in knowledge that he does not act upon. So he has missed out on the delights of the dunyaa and the treasures of the Hereafter.

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Thus he will come (on the Last Day) as a bankrupt person, along with having a strong proof against himself. Ibn Al Jawzee​

No Concern Except Allah​

When a person spends his entire day with no concern but Allah alone, Allah will take care of all his needs and take care of all that is worrying him; He will empty his heart so that it will be filled only with love for Him.

 ​ Ibn Al Qayyim​

Good or Bitter fruits​

“The year is like a tree, months are its branches, days are the branch sticks, hours are its leaves, and the breaths are its fruits. Therefore, if one’s breaths are in obedience [to Allah and His Messenger], the fruits of his tree are good. If they are in disobedience, his fruits are bitter. The harvest is on the Appointed Day, when one’s fruits are found out to be either good or bitter.”

​ Ibn Al Qayyim​

 

Illness and Remedy

The Qur’an guides you to the recognition of your illnesses

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and to their remedies.

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Your illness are your sins,and your medicine is seeking Allah’

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Forgiveness

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 Qatadah

Everything for and by will of Allah​

قال شيخ الإسلام بن تيمية رحمه الله: ما لا يكون بالله لا يكون وما لا يكون لله لا ينفع ولا يدوم

 "Whatever is not by the will of 

​Allah​

 will not come to pass, and whatever is not done for 

​Allah​

 will not cause benefit nor will come to last." Ibn Taymiyyah




والسلام