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Narrated Jabir (may Allah be pleased with him):
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) prohibited marking graves, sitting on them, and building structures over them.
Sahih Muslim
قال شيخ الاسلام ابن تيمية رحمه الله
تعالى :
البدعة أحب إلى إبليس من المعصية
لانا العاصي يعلموا أنه عاص فيتوب
و المبتدع يحسب أنا الذي يفعله طاعة فلا يتوب
و قد ذكر الله تعالى واصفا حال أهل النار
ما سلككم في سقر
فاجابوا من جملة ما قالوا
وكنا نخوض مع الخائضين
Categories of Tāghūt -
Although Tawāgheet are many in number, they all fall into one of three categories.
Sulaiman Ibn Sahman says,: “Tāghūt are of three types:
1 - Tāghūt Hukm (judge),
2 - Tāghūt Ibādah (worship),
3 - Tāghūt Ta’ah (obedience) and Mutaaba’ah (follower).”
See Ad-Durar al-Saniyya (8/272)
Imam Ibn al-Qayyim says,
“Tāghūt is everyone who exceeded his limits (whether he is) worshipped, followed or obeyed. Thus, the Tāghūt of any people is the one who they make as a judge besides Allah and His Prophet; that which they worship besides Allah and that which they follow or devote themselves to without the guidance from Allah. These are Tawāgheet of the world and if one were to cast his eye upon mankind, he would discover that the vast majority of them frequently worship illegitimate authorities, seek judgement from them and obey them instead of following the commands of Allah (and that which His Messenger preached).”
See I’lam al-Mu-qi’een (1/50)
This saying truly made me reflect deeply.
Al-Bayhaqi narrates in Shu’ab al-Iman from Ishaq ibn Khalaf, who said: "Nothing breaks the back of Iblis more than a son of Adam saying, 'I wonder how my fate will end.' At that point, Iblis despairs and says, 'When will this one become vain about his deeds?'"
Why does this break the back of Iblis? Because Iblis knows that vanity leads to arrogance, and arrogance leads to the Fire. This is why, dear brothers and sisters, we should always remain humble, attributing any good to Allah, not to ourselves.
Let us never forget, in dua we raise,
For the scholars like Naasir al-Fahd, in trials they gaze.
For brothers and sisters in camps far and wide,
In Syria, with steadfast hearts they abide.
For Ahl as-Sunnah in Iran who fight each day,
Facing the noose, yet in faith they stay.
For the noble Muslims in Iraq's prison's hold,
Their silent struggles tell stories untold.
And for the children of Palestine, pure and brave,
Their voices rise to Allah, for Jannah they crave.
Though their feet tread earth, in hardship and pain,
In gardens of Paradise, they shall remain.
لا ينبغي أن ننسى، في دعائنا نرفع،
للعلماء مثل ناصر الفهد، صامدين في الكفاح.
لإخواننا وأخواتنا في المخيمات،
في سوريا، ثابتون رغم المعانات.
لأهل السنة في إيران، يواجهون الأهوال،
يعيشون في إيمان، رغم كل المحن والآلام.
للمسلمين النبلاء في سجون العراق،
قصصهم الصامتة تروي آلامًا بلا انقطاع.
ولأطفال فلسطين، الأبرار والشجعان،
أصواتهم ترتفع إلى الله، يتوقون للجنان.
ورغم أقدامهم التي تسير على الأرض في عذاب،
في جنات الفردوس، سيعيشون بلا حساب.
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A heartfelt reminder by Shaykh Ahmad bin Musa A̅l-Jibril (حفظه الله تعالى), in which he puts into perspective the varying reward of dutifulness to ones mother during her life and after her death, as well as sharing the life-altering moment his Mother passed away رحمة الله عليها.
May Allah reward Shaykh Ahmad bin Musa A̅l-Jibril (حفظه الله تعالى), protect him, increase him in knowledge and goodness, and unite him with his loved ones upon Khayr in this life, and in the Akhirah beneath the throne of Allah.
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How embarrassing is it if people can see that you liked a picture of a sister on Facebook? Even if she is wearing the niqab, why would you like her picture? By liking it, you're essentially saying: I approve of you posting pictures on social media, and I support you in this.
1. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
"Every religion has a characteristic, and the characteristic of Islam is hayaa."
(Sunan Ibn Majah)
2. It was reported that the Prophet (peace be upon him) had more modesty than a secluded virgin.
(Sahih al-Bukhari)
