العلامة صالح الفوزان -حفظه الله-:
“عالج الفتور في طلب العلم بالجد والاجتهاد ومصاحبة المجدين والمجتهدين”
The sheikh, the scholar, Salih Al-fawzan- may Allah preserve him:
“Cure the apathy in seeking knowledge through seriousness, diligence and working hard and by accompany those who are hard working and serious”
🔊الجامعة الإسلامية 28-05-1437هـ
The noble scholar alfawzan:
The sheikh, the scholar, Salih Al-fawzan- may Allah preserve him:
“If a man prays with his wife at home she stands next to him. If she is a foreign women (non-mahram) than behind him”
Reference: Aghatha Al-lahfan – Jumada-Al-Awwal 26 1437
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Question: What is the ruling on a person who scorns one of the Sunan (traditions) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)? For example, a person who scorns the beard or bearded people and mockingly call them, “O bearded”. We hope your eminence will explain to us the ruling on the person who says so. […]
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Abu Maryam reported from Abu Hurayrah that he heard him say:
He who meets his brother then let him send Salam upon him (give him Salam), if a tree or wall comes between them then he meets him again let him send Salam upon him (give him Salams)
Ash Shaykh Abdurrazaaq al Badr said:
This is a Sunnah which many of the people are heedless from, either that they don’t know of it or that they don’t pay concern with applying it.
I remember when I was young in age and Beside Ash Shaykh Albani Rahimahullah here in Madeenah and I was waking by his side alone. A pillar separated between me and him thus when he met me after the pillar he turned to me smiling and said
السلام عليكم
I said
وعليكم السلام
He said: “Why did I give you Salams”
I didn’t know this narration nor was I previously aware of it
I smiled and said to him because the Salam is good
And he mentioned to me this narration
Thus my first time becoming aware of this narration was from the Shaykh Rahimahullah
Explanation of Adab al Mufrad tape 133
If Someone Sits to be a Sutrah for Another Person, Will He be Rewarded? – Shaikh Abdul-Muhsin al-‘Abbad
Question: Some of the brothers make themselves a sutrah for the one who came late to the prayer. In terms that they sit in front of him believing that there is reward in that. So what is the ruling on it?
Answer: “As for him being a sutrah, then there is no problem in that. As for the one sitting as a sutrah, whether he will have a reward or not? He will have a reward because he is doing good to him [the one praying]. And Allah knows best. Yes. Verily Actions depend on intentions”.
[Sharh Ibn Majah no. 74]
Translated by
Faisal Ibn Abdul Qaadir Ibn Hassan
Abu Sulaymaan
The following khutbah was taken from a collection of the Friday sermons written and delivered by sheikh ‘Abd al-Rahman ibn Naasir al-Sa’di: خطبة في استقبال رمضان بما يُناسبه Khutbah on Welcoming Ramadan in the Proper Way الحمد لله الذي جعل مواسم الخيرات نُزُلاً لعباده الأبرار ـ وهيّأ لهم فيها من أصناف نعمه وفُنون كرمه كل خير غزير […]
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Ibn Umar said:
I asked Bilal: How did you find the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) responding to them when they gave him a salutation while he was engaged in prayer. He replied: In this way, and he spread his Palm.
Shaykh Al Bassam said:
The obligation of returning the Salam, due to Allah Ta’ala statement:
و اذا حييتم بتحية فحيوا باحسن منها او رُدُّوهَا
86. When you are greeted with a greeting, greet in return with what is better than it, or (at least) return it equally.
The indication for the one praying is the best which he is capable upon in regards to returning the Salaam.
Tawdeehul Ahkaam 2/58
Note The Narration Shaykh Albani authenticated it
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