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Lanterns of Tawheed
18 Sept, 21:23edited
[Taken from Ad-Dā’ wad-Dawā’ by Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله]
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6 Sept, 21:31
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The Beauty of Barakah in Your LifeLanterns of Tawheed
1 Aug, 08:32
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#NEW | The Dove of the Prophet's ﷺ Mosque | Shaykh Musa Jibril (حفظه الله تعالى)Lanterns of Tawheed
27 Jul, 04:07
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Do You Have Ghayraa for Your Deen? - Part 1Lanterns of Tawheed
18 Jul, 08:53
“Allāh does not forget the good you do, nor does He forget the good you did to others and the pain you relieved them from. Nor will He forget the eye which was about to cry but you made it laugh.”You never know how many lives Allāh سبحانه وتعالى placed you in simply to lighten the burden of your brother’s pain — to be a relief and support in only a specific trial.Don’t consider relationships that didn’t last as situations in which you were “used” or taken benefit of. Rather, see them as completed opportunities for Khayr through which you earned immense reward for your sincerity إن شاء الله.Lanterns of Tawheed
17 Jul, 05:43
“I counted the daggers buried in my stomach and realized they matched the number of people I had once embraced to my chest.Beware of the evil of the one to whom you have been generous.”Lanterns of Tawheed
8 Jul, 10:25
It’s extremely difficult for a father to think of handing off his daughter knowing she may live a life less comfortable than the one he provided for her, but I remember him telling my mother that it would be hypocritical of him to expect others to give their daughters to his sons in marriage while they were unstable, yet reject other young men in the same positions for his own daughters.I realized that most of the other parents I’ve observed don’t even consider their sons’ chastity as their responsibility. They’re completely disconnected from the idea of getting them married, only stepping in for formalities and wedding parties, while offering no assistance or support. This is a major reason so many men marry later, and hence risk more Fitnah throughout their youth. I’ve seen some teenage boys begging their parents to assist them in marriage, while their parents are wealthy, andLanterns of Tawheed
8 Jul, 10:25
“Living in the times that we do, it’s obvious to all that remaining chaste, both physically and mentally, is something rare and difficult for young people. Fitan and immorality is at the tips of everyone’s fingers, and only those who Allāh سبحانه وتعالى has mercy on are saved from it. The remedy to this epidemic is, as we all know, young marriage (as the Messenger ﷺ prescribed to us). However, when it comes to practicality, young marriage is extremely difficult due to the instability and lack of support most teenagers suffer from. The more I’ve seen of other peoples parents and how they become the main obstacle in their children’s efforts to remain pure, the more I appreciate my own father and his unique stance and efforts on the matter. May Allāh reward him.While most practicing young men have to beg their parents to agree to let them get married or to support them in it, I rememberLanterns of Tawheed
9 Jun, 07:07
Lanterns of Tawheed
7 Jun, 11:49
Shaykh Ahmad Mūsā Jibrīl حفظه الله said:“Closing the Shaytānic window opens a gate of Īmānic sweetness, and it opens gates of knowledge and Ma’rifah of Allāh سبحانه وتعالى and Firāsah (insight). Ibn Taymiyyah رحمه الله تعالى said, “Lowering the gaze is means to attaining the provision of knowledge.” Pay attention to this advice, because it’s coming from one of the all-time Imāms of this Dīn. He said lowering the gaze is a means for one to attain the Ni’mah of knowledge. There’s an avenue between the eyes and the heart. If the heart is corrupted, the sight is corrupted, and if the sight is corrupted, the heart is corrupted, and the opposite is true as well. When one controls his eyes from looking at Harām, Allāh grants him a pure heart with pure insight. Their insight, their Basīrah, will be the likeness of one who physically looks with his physical eyes through clean, clearLanterns of Tawheed
7 Jun, 11:48
Lanterns of Tawheed
22 May, 07:18
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22 May, 07:18
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#free_nasr_alfhd #ناصر_الفهد I often find myself remembering the special Shuyūkh whom I loved for the sake of Allah, never letting a single day pass without making duʿāʾ for them repeatedly throughout the day. Foremost among those I mention after my parents is ḥabīb al-qalb, al-Shaykh al-Imām Nāṣir al-Fahd — فكَّ اللهُ بالعزِّ أسره.I reminisce about the days of daʿwah we spent together, recalling the statement of Imām Aḥmad — may Allah have mercy on him — “إذا مات أصدقاء الرجل ذلّ” — “When a man’s friends die, he becomes humbled.” At times, I find myself extending its meaning in my heart: when a man’s friends die or are imprisoned, he becomes humbled.Over the years, I often longed to read those letters again, though I had assumed they had all been confiscated during repeated raids in which digital devices, papers, and entire collections of belongings were seized. In manyLanterns of Tawheed
1 May, 14:09
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Studying Under the Mubtadiʿah (المُبْتَدِعَةُ)Lanterns of Tawheed
18 Apr, 06:29
Reward for Infertility?Q&A with Shaykh Mūsā Jibrīl حفظه الله تعالى(@Al.Qawareer Instagram)
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18 Apr, 06:27
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Did Imam Muhammad Ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb رحمه الله Excuse Ignorance in Major Shirk?Lanterns of Tawheed
9 Apr, 06:58
A Summary on the Sin of TakhbībAdapted from a lecture by Shaykh Ahmad Mūsā Jibrīl حفظه الله تعالى(@Al.Qawareer Instagram)
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7 Apr, 04:32
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيمNew & Improved, Insha’Allah.https://ahmadjibril.orgCheck it out, and share.Lanterns of Tawheed
3 Apr, 11:01
1986Interesting fact regarding the Shaykh from the previous quote, رحمه الله.
Lanterns of Tawheed
3 Apr, 09:02
“The veil (Niqāb) was commanded so that men would handle the affairs outside of the home entirely, but what is happening here today? The women are undertaking these tasks instead! We’ve seen that their men are often with them, but the women are doing the buying (and dealing with the shopkeepers)! Is it in accordance with Islāmic teachings that the women should go out to the Bazārs dressed, adorned, and perfumed with no veil? Rather, the teachings of Islām tell us that the man who takes his women outside of the house without the veil is a Dayūth. Pay attention, O men who take their women out unveiled! How many calamities result from the roaming about of unveiled women! Then, when some devil gets the chance (to dishonor your women physically or verbally) you say “So-and-so has destroyed my honor! What an evil man he is!” The real question is “Who gave him the opportunity to lift a hand on
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