The wife of Sheikh Albaanee raheemahullaah, Umm al-Fadl, was asked....
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 18:17The wife of Sheikh Albaanee raheemahullaah, Umm al-Fadl, was asked:

Being the wife of this noble scholar, did you see that his knowledge, seeking knowledge and teaching it to the people took away from his coexistence with you as the head of your household?
She replied:
I thank you for your warm sentiments and I want to let you know that seeking knowledge would not prevent the Shaikh from carrying out any of his family obligations. Rather, the total opposite was true. For he, may Allaah have mercy on him, was an exemplary head of a household, cooperating with his family.
And believe me, my son, he used to help me a great deal in the household chores such that I would feel embarrassed in front of him due to it. So much so that one time he was cleaning the patio with me, to which I said, ‘O Shaikh! Don’t disgrace me in front of the neighbours, they will say that you are doing your wife’s work.’
He replied, ‘This is not a disgrace. Don’t you know that the Prophet sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam would be at the service of his family?’
[Source: لقاء مع ام الفضل زوجة الشيخ الألباني رحمه الله A sitting with Umm al Fadl Wife of Shaykh al Albaanee]
Etiquetas: Advices, Manners, Marriage, Shaikh al'albani
The Reality of Death
By Dr. Saleh As-Saleh
Published Daar Al-Bukhari
Life in this world has an appointed term, and the end of the term will definitely come...
The worriers for just causes will die and those who run from death will die
Those who busy themselves with correct belief will die...
and those who treat people as their slaves will die...
The brave who rejects injustice will die, and the coward who seeks to cling on to the life at any price will die...
The people of great concern and lofty goals will die, and wretched people who live only for cheap enjoyment will die...
Wherever we will be, in a fortress or in a tent, we will die...
[Quraan 2: 39]
[Shahih Al Bukhari Volume 6 Hadeeth 24]
[Sahih Muslim V.2 pp. 611-617]
Etiquetas: Death, Saleh As-Saleh, Sayings of the Scholars
Attending a Wedding During Which Pictures Are Being Taken
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 14:29
Etiquetas: Advices, Images, Manners, Shaykh alfawzaan
Etiquetas: ikhtilaaf, Shaykh Uthaymeen
The Obligation Of A Woman's Serving Her Husband
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 16:46The Obligation Of A Woman's Serving Her Husband
Etiquetas: Manners, Marriage, Shaikh al'albani
Advice from Shaykh Uthaymeen to those Who Shave their Beards
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 14:34Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih Al-‘Uthaymeen
Etiquetas: Advices, fiqh, Men, Shaykh Uthaymeen

Etiquetas: Friendship, Manners, Siyar A’lam An-Nubala
Whoever speaks about Al-Islam without knowledge...
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"Whoever speaks about Al-Islam without knowledge is a liar. Even if he had not intended to lie."["Majmu Al-Fatawa", 10/449]
Etiquetas: Ibn Taymia, Knowledge ('Ilm), Sayings of the Scholars
Al-Imaam Ibn Al-‘Uthaymeen (rahimahullaah) talks about the person who narrates a hadeeth but not in its exact wording
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 14:54Question: The questioner also says, “Is it permissible for the Muslim person who is devoted to studying and understanding his religion, to give talks of admonition but he says hadeeths, for example, but not with the exact wording. Is there any sin upon him regarding that?”
Answer: This which he (the questioner) mentions, it means that he (the speaker) wants to relate the hadeeth according to the meaning, and relating hadeeths by the meaning, the scholars of hadeeth have differed about it as to whether or not it is permissible. So from among them there are those who consider it to be permissible under the condition that the person who is speaking knows the meaning, and that the hadeeth that he is relating by its meaning, nothing of it is changed. And another condition is that he fully grasps from the hadeeth that which is obligatory to be fully understood of it such that he does not cut out from it anything which relates to what he has mentioned (in his speech). Thus, if he knows the meaning and he fully grasps the hadeeth in a way in which there is no defect in it (his understanding of the hadeeth), then the correct view is that it is permissible. The correct view is that it is permissible (the Shaikh repeats). However, he must finish it with his saying ‘or as the Prophet (sallallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said’, so that he does not cause anyone to memorize it how he said it, thinking that it is the actual wording of the hadeeth from the Messenger (‘alayhis-salaatu was-salaam).
Source: The program Noorun ‘alaa ad-Darb, transcribed on the web page at the link
http://www.ibnothaimeen.com/all/noor/article_6354.shtml
Translated by Aqeel Walker
Etiquetas: Ahadeeth, Minhaj (Methodology), Shaykh Uthaymeen
Uthaimeen on A Person Always Scrutinising Himself
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 14:07Etiquetas: akhlaq, Repentance (Tawbah), Shaykh Uthaymeen
’Abdur-Rahmaan ibn Shuraih رحمه الله on What a Person Should Choose for Himself
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 13:54’Abdur-Rahmaan ibn Shuraih رحمه الله on What a Person Should Choose for Himself
Etiquetas: ’Abdur-Rahmaan ibn Shuraih, akhlaq
Uthaimeen on Why We Say, “[I ask You for] Your Forgiveness,” Upon Leaving the Toilet
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 22:39Etiquetas: Du'a (Supplication), fiqh, Shaykh Uthaymeen
The Muhaddith of Yemen, Shaikh Muqbil, on Whether The Friday Bath [Ghusl] is Obligatory for a Woman
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 15:15Etiquetas: fiqh, Shaykh Muqbil, Women
What is the reason why the grave of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was incorporated into the mosque?
0 comentarios Published by أم حذيفة حياة لأندلسية en 19:16The true reality of good character
Al-Hasan al-Basri rahimahUllaah said :
The true reality of good character is: doing good to others, withholding from harming, and having a cheerful face.
al-Qaadee `Iyaad said:
It is to associate with the people in a beautiful manner, to have a cheerful face, to show love for them, to show compassion for them, to tolerate the harm they cause, to be forbearing with them, to have patience upon disagreeable things, to abandon having pride or being arrogant towards them; and to avoid harshness, anger, and taking them to account.
Imaam Ahmad ibn `Umar al-Qurtubee, rahimahUllaah, (d.656 H) in his explanation of the Abridgement of Saheeh Muslim, al-Mufhim (6/116-117)
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Etiquetas: Al-Hasan Al-Basrî, Character, Sayings of the Salaf