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Shaykh bin Baaz said:

'If you train yourself to pardon people, your soul will relax, your heart will be tranquil and your rank will become great with Allah and with His slaves'

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"Sins are like chains and locks preventing their perpetrator from roaming the vast garden of Tawheed and reaping the fruits of righteous actions."

--Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullah)
[Majmoo’ al-Fatawa 14/49]

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When people refuse to spend in a good cause, perhaps their wealth is not fit enough to be accepted in that noble cause.



Mufti Ismail Menk.

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“If one gets too used to constant praise, flattery, and compliments, criticism will become difficult for them to accept even if it’s friendly advice, given in a soft manner…or even if it’s the simple, plain truth!” – Sh. Salman al-Oadah

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How can success be achieved when the call to success is ignored?

"Hayya alal Falaah!"

-
Mufti Ismail Menk

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"When you ask of a human you lower your head; but when you ask of Allah you raise your head; when you fear a human you run away from him; but when you fear Allah you run to Him"

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The chewer of Hamza's liver was forgiven.

And you still doubt the Mercy of The Most Merciful?

Seek forgiveness now, as your sins are not more than His Mercy!

--Faizan Shaikh

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The graves are full of people who thought that they would practice Islam when they became old. Old age is not promised to anyone.

AbuHafsah AbdulMalik Clare

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Putting your trust in Allah isn't just accepting what happens to you, it's doing all you can to make something happen.

~AbdulBary Yahya

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"There is no doubt that hearts becomes rusty just as copper and silver coins become rusty.

And hearts become rusty due to two things:-(1) neglecting remembering Allaah, and (2) committing sins.

The polish for these two things are: (1) seeking Allaah's forgiveness and (2) dhikr." [ibn al-Qayyim]

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Don't rush your Salah for anything as you're standing in front of The One Who is in charge of whatever you are rushing for

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Be grateful no matter what the calamities are. Remember, miracles can happen in seconds, only when Allah wills it. It can happen today, maybe tomorrow and maybe it will happen some other day. Allah says: give the glad tidings to the patients. So, be among the patient and help is just round the corner!"

--Shaikh Assim AlHakeem

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The cause of jealousy and ingratitude is that with regards to ourselves, we see only our trials--but not our blessings. But with regards to others, we see only their blessings--but not their trials. -Yasmin Mogahed

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''Cursed is the man who dies, but the evil done by him survives.''

[Imam Abu Hanifa r.a]

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You chase the dunya and its pleasures when the dunya was the punishment for Adam (alayhi salaam) - Hassan Al-Bassri