"A calamity that makes you turn to Allah is better for you than a
blessing which makes you forget the remembrance of Allah." (Ibn Taymiyah)

jazakallahu khairan

''I tell you the sign of a believer when death comes, there is a smile on his lips''

[Shaikh Muhammad Iqbal]


‎''Worry about Allah and what he wants you to do and he will take care of your[b] worries[/b]''
[Shaikh Nuh Hamim Keller ]

"Whoever knows himself well, would keep himself justly reforming himself instead of talking about the faults of others.
Whoever knows his lord, would keep himself busy[b] trying to please Him[/b](Allah) instead of trying to please himself."
[Ibnul Qayyim]

azharuddin:

"Whoever knows himself well, would keep himself justly reforming himself instead of talking about the faults of others.
Whoever knows his lord, would keep himself busy[b] trying to please Him[/b](Allah) instead of trying to please himself."
[Ibnul Qayyim]

I like this.

Subhanallah. Its a very good quote indeed. InshAllah we should try to follow it sincerely.

‎''He who acts without knowledge cause more corruption than good, and he who does not consider his speech [/b]to be [b]part of his actions
sins repeatedly''.
- Umar ibn Abdul-Aziz

" Do you not see how Allah strikes a parable of a good word:
(a good word is) like a good tree – its roots holding firm (in the ground) and its branches in heaven"
-Quran [14:24]

''Do not [/b]consider any [b]good deed you perform to be great, nor [/b]any [b]bad deed [/b]your perpetrate to be [b]insignificant''.

[ Imam Harith al Muhasibi ]

May Allah Almighty protect and guide us to the right path and preventing us from engaging ourselves in this practice Ameen.

azharuddin:

[color=#770077] ‎''You place into great scrutiny the faults of others but conveniently disregard your own.
With such a state of affairs, how do you expect your prayers to be answered when you yourself have shut its doors?
[Ibn Qayyim]

A really really good Quote.

"Do not become proud merely because you worship often, for[b] consider [/b]what happened to [b]Iblees [/b]after he spent a great deal of time worshipping."
-Hasan Al-Basri (rahmatullahi alahi)

"I saw a pious man on the seashore wounded by a tiger. No medicine could relieve his pain; He suffered much, but he nevertheless constantly thanked Allah, the most high, saying,“Praise be to Allah that I have fallen into a calamity and not into sin."

[Abu Abdullah Adhami]

azharuddin:

“A learned man who doesn’t restrain his passions is like a blind man holding a torch, he guides others but not himself.”

[ Shaykh Sa’di ]