Gardens Of Knowledge

قال ابن القيم رحمه الله تعالى: ‏"فإن من لم ير نعمة الله عليه إلا في مأكله ومشربه وعافية بدنه؛ فليس له نصيب من العقل البتة، فنعمة الله بالإسلام والإيمان، وجذب عبده إلى الإقبال عليه، والتلذذ بطاعته هي أعظم النعم، وهذا إنما يدرك: بنور العقل، وهداية التوفيق" ‏📚مدارج السالكين(٢٧٧/١) Ibn Al-Qayyim rahimahullāh said: “Whoever does not see Allah’s blessings upon him except in his food, drink, and physical well-being has no share of reason at all. Allāh’s blessings through Islām, Īmān, attracting His servant to turn to Him, and taking pleasure in obedience to Him are the greatest of blessings, and this is only attained by the light of reason and the guidance of success.” (Madārij As-Sālikīn, 1/277) https://t.me/Gardensofknowledge

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم Announcement: 1️⃣ Today’s lesson on thalāthatul Usūl is cancelled. 2️⃣ Lessons on Etiquettes of walking to the prayer are cancelled this week (Friday & Sunday). 3️⃣ Lesson on adhkār (Saturday mornings) is cancelled this week. Lessons will resume as normal next week in shā Allāh. بارك الله فيكم

The importance of the istikhārah prayer. When the messenger of Allāh ﷺ instructed Zaid bin Hārithah (may Allāh be pleased with him) to go to Zainab bint Jahsh (may Allāh be pleased with her) and mention him to her (for the purpose of marriage), she said: “I will not do anything until I seek my Lord’s counsel” so she stood up and went to her place of prayer. (Muslim) Imām An-Nawawī rahimahullāh said in his explanation of this hadīth: “In this, is the recommendation of the istikhārah prayer for the one who contemplates upon a particular matter regardless whether that matter appears to be good or not”. https://t.me/Gardensofknowledge

Mu’āwiyah bin Qurrah (113h) rahimahullāh said: “I reached 70 men from the companions of Muhammad ﷺ if they were to come out amongst you today, they would not recognise anything you’re upon today except the adhān”. (Hilyatul awliyā, (2/299) Mu’āwiyah bin Qurrah (113h) rahimahullāh was from the tābi’īn and was saying this during that time. If that was the case then, what about now? Allāhul musta’ān. https://t.me/Gardensofknowledge

The wife of Abī Muhammad Habīb Al-‘Ajmī woke up one night while he was asleep, she woke him up during the last part of the night (shortly before the time of Fajr) and said to him: “Get up o man! For indeed the night has gone, the day has come and before you is a long path, our provisions are little and the convoy of the righteous has set out in front of us and we have remained”. (Sifatus- Safwah, 4/35 - Dār Al-Ma’rifah print). https://t.me/Gardensofknowledge

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1e7ui0v2s4fp6on/AACTNpcdDKG2O7PDL383Egtma?dl=0 Today's lesson regarding the hadith on "anger" taken from 40 hadith of an-nawawi has been uploaded.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1e7ui0v2s4fp6on/AACTNpcdDKG2O7PDL383Egtma?dl=0 Today's lesson on "anger" from 40 hadith an-nawawi has been uploaded.