‘Umar Ibn al-Khattab رضي الله عنه said: ‘Three things make your brother’s love (wadd) for you pure: that you greet him when you see him, that you give him space in a gathering, and that you call him with his names that you love the most.’
The Refinement of Character by Imam Ibn Qudamah al-Maqdisi رحمه الله pg. 71
sorulmadıkça bulunduğu yerden kıpırdayamaz.” (Tirmizî, Kıyamet 1)
Kıyamet günü insan, kendi amel defterinde hayatının bütün teferruatını görünce hayret edecek ve Kur`an`in tabiriyle şöyle diyecek “Eyvah bize, bu deftere ne olmuş, küçük büyük bırakmayıp hepsini toplamış kaydetmiş “ (el-Kehf, 18/49).
Rabbim bizi amel defteri sağ tarafından verilenlerden eylesin âmin.
هرتز. قال نبينا (ص):
«لن يكون عبد يوم القيامة؛
- حيث قضى حياته،
- ما نوع الأشياء التي فعلها بعلمه،
- ومن أين كسب ماله؟
- أين تقضيها،
- حيث ترهق جسدك
"لا يستطيع أن يتحرك من مكانه إلا إذا طلب منه ذلك". (الترمذي، يوم القيامة ١)
إن الإنسان ليدهش يوم القيامة عندما يرى تفاصيل حياته كلها في دفتر أعماله، فيقول بكلمات القرآن: "يا إلهي ما حدث لهذا الدفتر" ولم يترك التفاصيل صغيرة ولا كبيرة، بل سجلها كلها» (الكهف 18/ 49).
جعلنا الله من الذين يؤتون الكتاب باليمين، آمين.
Hz. Our Prophet (pbuh) said:
“No servant will be on the Day of Judgment;
- where he spent his life,
- What kind of things he did with his knowledge,
- Where did he earn his money?
- where you spend it,
- where you wear out your body
"He cannot move from where he is unless asked." (Tirmidhi, Doomsday 1)
On the Day of Judgment, a person will be amazed when he sees all the details of his life in his notebook of deeds and, in the words of the Qur'an, he will say: "Oh my God, what happened to this notebook, he did not leave out all the details, small or large, but recorded them all together" (al-Kahf, 18/49).
May God make us among those who are given the book of deeds from the right hand, amen.
The Quran repeatedly cites cases of people desperately begging Allah to save them. Once He does, they act as if they never begged him at all. As if it was nothing. Even though in the moment, their duaas were full of desperation and ikhlas. It’s a reminder to all of us to stop and consider how many times have we asked Allah for something desperately in the past, and now we rarely stop to say alhamdullilah. As if He didn’t bless us with things we never imagined. Or saved us from situations we thought were impossible. Allah says in the Quran that few of His servants are grateful. May Allah make us of them.
Taylah narrated that he said to Ibn ‘Umar رضي الله عنه, ‘My mother is with me.’
Ibn ‘Umar said, ‘By Allah, if you speak nicely to her and feed her you will definitely enter Paradise as long as you abstain from the major sins.’ (Sahih, Adab al-Mufrad #6)
At Their Feet | Piety Towards Parents by Ibn al-Jawzi رحمه الله pg. 38
I pray you find a home in the heart that you have learnt to love. I pray it envelopes you in a way that it shelters you from the cold. I pray it tames the tides of your ocean. And most of all, I pray it proves you are worthy of the same love you've always known to pour.
No amount of physical beauty will ever be as valuable as a beautiful heart and good manners .🌵
Aisha reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, the believer may reach by his good character the rank of one who regularly fasts and stands for prayer at night.”
Shaykh Abu Abdu-r Rahman Nasir as-Sa'di رحمه الله: Among the greatest means to achieve the expansion of the heart and its tranquility is abundant remembrance of Allah. Remembrance of Allah has a profound effect of bringing relief and tranquility to the heart, while removing worry and grief from it. Allah, the Most High said:
أَلَا بِذِكْرِ اللَّهِ تَطْمَئِنُّ الْقُلُوب
"Without doubt, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find satisfaction" (Al Ra'd 13:28)
book: 8 steps to Happiness - Shaykh Abu Abdu-r Rahman Nasir as-Sa'di
"Merhameti sonsuz olan Rabb'imiz! Sıkıntılarımızı izale buyur, ve içinde bulunduğumuz gamdan, kederden kurtar... En yakın zamanda biz âciz kullarına nezninden bir ferec ve mahrec ( çıkış yolu ferahlık) nasip eyle... "
Israeli forces abducted nine doctors from Gaza's Nasser Hospital during a four-month ground operation in Khan Younis, the Gaza Media Office reported on April 23.
"We believe they have been executed and buried. The process of recovering the bodies is still ongoing, and we expect to find some of them," Gaza Media Office Head Al-Thawabteh said, noting that Israeli authorities have refused to disclose any details regarding the fates of the missing doctors.
On April 25, The Palestinian Civil Defence reported that the number of retrieved bodies -including children's- from temporary mass graves dug up at the same hospital rose to over 390.
Israeli forces withdrew from Khan Younis on April 7 after a prolonged ground invasion there that included the storming of the Nasser Medical Complex.
Israeli forces have killed over 34,200 Palestinians and injured at least 77,200 others in Palestine's Gaza since October 7 while imposing a crippling siege that has pushed the enclave's entire population - especially residents of northern Gaza - closer and closer towards starvation.