Salafi.fuwaid

Our Affiliation Is To The Sunnah And that is why when Imām Mālik Ibn Anas was asked رحمه الله: “Who are Ahlus-Sunnah?” He said: “Ahlus-Sunnah are those those that don’t have a nickname (don’t ascribe to men) that they are known by. Not (known by) Jahmi, not Qadri, and not Rafidhi.” Shaykh Muhammad Ali Al-Ferkous حفظه الله: “What is intended is that Ahlus-Sunnah adhere to the principles, that the Prophet and his Companions were upon, and they hold firm to the will (advice) of the prophet, without the affiliation to a person or to a group.”

Danger of Women Freely Mixing with Men, Especially in Their Participation in the Work Arena of Men - Imām ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz ibn ʿAbdullāh ibn Bāz An important issue to raise since the phenomenon of women assuming the same roles of men in society has become normalised, even in the Muslim world. Although there is a need for females in specific fields (i.e. nursing, teaching etc.), the generality of this movement is such that women (en masse) have been removed from the traditional role that Allāh created them for: being in the service of their families. The woman is a pillar of the family. Such is the saying: happy wife, happy home. She is the first teacher of child, raising them with manners, morals and behaviour. She feeds the family. She maintains the home. She is indispensable, a treasure. By removing her from this role and blending her with men, she absorbs the stressors that competitive men are designed for, seeking out the dunyá, battling for more money, coming home late into the evening. In which case, the children are denied the upbringing they deserve, instead they are sat in daycare in front of the TV (i.e. social engineering). The removal of the woman from the home is a form of decay. It is akin to removing foundational bricks from a home, it is destined to crumble. Our noble sisters (and their guardians) must pay attention to the normalisation of women working a 9-5, for it has the propensity not only to cause discord and imbalance in the marriage, but to rot the generations to come, for if the children of today are abandoned, then what will be the children of tomorrow? Sisters, take pride in being a woman, a mother, a wife, a daughter. Pay no heed to the dysfunctional devils on social media who try to promote the image of a "modern women", some used and abused and then discarded lonely "career girl". https://www.troid.org/danger-of-women-freely-mixing-with-men-especially-in-their-participation-in-the-work-arena-of-men/

غَيْرِ ٱلْمَغْضُوبِ عَلَيْهِمْ “Not (the way) of those who earned Your Anger” Those who have earned Allāh’s anger (his anger is upon them) are the yahūd, those who knew the truth, but however they didn’t act upon it, and everyone who travels upon the path of the yahūd from this ummah, everyone who knows the truth and doesn’t act by it, then he is upon the way of the yahūd, upon the path of those whom have earned Allāh’s anger. [T’arīf Al-Khalaf Bi Haqīqah Manhaj As-Salaf | 10]

From The Traits Of Ahlus-Sunnah: Gentleness With One's Wife The Imām Al-Albānī [رحمه الله] said: ❝The gentlest of the people to their wives are Ahlus-Sunnah; and from the Sunnah is to have good dealings with one's wife.❞ [Mutafarriqāt Tape, (No. 282) | Translated By Raha Batts]

Weekly Lesson | Explanation of The Three Principles of Islam | by Shaykh Ubaid Al-Jabiri | Read by Abdurrahman Al-Mawsili | Live at Masjid Daarussunnah & on dusunnah.com | Today at 6pm | All Welcome

Advice of Sufyān Al-Thawrī رحمه الله to ʿAlī Ibn Al-Ḥasan As-Sulamī: Your companion should be the one who prevents you from being preoccupied with things of the worldly life that will divert you from Allāh, and one who makes you desire and work for the Hereafter. Beware of accompanying people who make the dunyah their goal, those who are engrossed in speaking about the worldly life; indeed they will corrupt your religion and your heart. Remember death much, and seek a lot of forgiveness from what has passed of your sins, and ask Allāh for safety for what remains of your life. [Hilyatul Awliyaa Vol. 7 Pg. 82] | Translation: Salafi Centre Manchester