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Available NOW 1. Clear Advice for Benefiting From Islaamic Lectures [Seminars, Conferences] Shaikh Salih Ibn Abdul-Aziz Aal Ash-Shaikh Including fataawa by Imam Ibn Baz and Imam Ibn Uthaimin Translated by Ustaadh Mustafa George 2. In Defence of Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings be Upon Him) Compiled and Translated from the Scholars of Authentic Tafsir by Ustaadh Abdulilah Lahmami

A library makes it a point.... There is always a space for a book or two If there is a garden and a Library I will prefer the companionship of books A library is never to costly Compared to an ignorant mind Between an identity card and a Library card Safety of library card....takes precedence A house seems incomplete Unless there is a Library in it Food and drinks nourishes the body Library and it's books nourishes the heart and the soul -Abul Aafiyaah Azeemuddin Ibn Ameeruddin

EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCES FROM THE ALLIES OF ALLAAH, pg.59-60 Uthman ibn 'Ata رحمه الله said, "When 'Abū Muslim al-Khawlani¹ رحمه الله would enter his home, he would give the greeting of salam; and when he reached the middle of his home, he would say, 'Allah is the Greatest'. His wife would then say. Allah is the Greatest. He would remove his cloak and his shoes, his wife would bring his food to him, and he would eat. One day, he arrived home and said, "Allah is the Greatest," but his wife did not respond. He again said, "Allah is the Greatest," and gave the greeting of salam, but she did not respond. The lamps in the home were extinguished, so there was no light. He found his wife sitting on the floor with a stick in her hand, scratching the ground. He said to her, "What is wrong with you?" She said, "The people are in a good state while you, 'Abu Muslim, if you went to Mu'awiyah (the ruler during that time), he would give you a servant, and he would give you means for us to survive with." 'Abū Muslim said, "O Allah, whoever has corrupted my family against me, take away his eyesight." There was a woman who would come visit the wife of 'Abü Muslim and say to her, "You are the wife of 'Abu Muslim, if your husband would speak to Mu'awiyah, he would give you all a servant and means to live with!" As this woman was in her home with her lamps lit, she lost her eyesight. She said, "Did someone turn out the lamps?" The people in her home said, "No." She said, "Verily, to Allah we belong, I have lost my eye- sight!" She asked to be taken to the home of 'Abū Muslim. She repented to Allah and begged 'Abū Muslim to pardon her. 'Abū Muslim said, "O Allah, if she is truthful, return her sight." Her sight was returned to her. Note: Abu Muslim al-Khawlani. He is Abu Muslim Abdullah ibn Thuwab al-Khawlani. He was known for his worship and abstinence from the wordly life. He was from the most prominent leaders of the Tabi'in. ibid pg.57 https://t.me/TarbiyyahHBooks/1419/2

THE JOURNEY OF THE STRANGERS pg.61-62 If someone were to ask, ‘Does it*¹ mean that anyone who dies as a stranger dies the death of a martyr?’ It would be said in reply: There are two types of strangers: one whose strangeness came about by his obeying Allah, Mighty and Magnificent, such stranger are of varying degrees and all these degrees are praiseworthy, these are the strangers who would die the death of a martyr; and one whose strangeness comes about by his disobedience to Allih, Might and Magnificent, such strangers are of varving degrees and of these degrees are blameworthy, the obligation upon them is to repent from this strangeness. If someone were to now ask, ‘Describe to us the first type of stranger so that we not fall into the second type, it would be said in reply: Whoever groes out to perform Hajj, 'Umrah, or Jihad, and dies in his journey there or on his return will die as a martyr. When goes out in search of knowledge, desiring thereby the Face of Allah, and dies in that path, dies as a martyr. Whoever goes out to visit one of his brothers in faith, or to visit one of his relations in order to preserve and maintain the ties of kinship, and dies in that path, dies as a martyr. Whoever is in a land submerged in trial and tribulation, and fearing for his religion, wealth, and family, flees to another land and dies, dies as a martyr. Whoever is unable to acquire a lawful means of living in one land and therefore moves to another in order to do so and dies, dies as a martyr. If ones slave runs away, and he leaves in search of him or her and dies in that path, he dies as a martyr. Conversely, whoever carries out highway robbery, or aids the Khawarij, or leaves to spread corruption in the land, or leaves to undertake unlawful business, such a person and those like him are those whose strangeness comes about by disobeying Allah, Mighty and Magnificent. They must repent and abandon their deeds. *¹(this now) is written in the book... referring to previous paragraph https://t.me/TarbiyyahHBooks/1419