فسيرة

﷽ from sicily, with love.

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Ibn al-Qayyim said:

"A person's adab is a sign of his happiness and success. The lack of adab is a sign of his misery and ruin. The goodness of the dunya and akhirah is drawn by the likes of adab, and the deprivation of their goodness is drawn by the lack of adab."

[مدارج السالكين ٣٦٨/٢]

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Sa´id ibn al-Musayyib (may Allah the Exalted show him mercy) said:

“There is no honorable and virtuous person who does not also have shortcomings, but if someone has more virtues than shortcomings, his shortcomings are wiped out by his virtues.”

[Adab al-Suhba ]

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Imam ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

"If there was in your heart love (for ALLAH) its effects would be visible upon your body (in your actions)."

[Al-Fawaaid pg. 110, Daar 'Aalim al-Fawaaid print, 2nd edition]

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Shaykh Muhammad ibn Salih al-‘Uthaymeen (رحمه الله) said:

make yourself always inclined toward optimism, and whatever Allah wills will be but be cheerful and joyful, for the world before you is vast, and the path is open, and always remain optimistic, and always be open-hearted, for this is what is good.

‎شرح رياض الصالحين ٤ / ٨٧

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ما قيمة هذه الدنيا التي تتعلقون بها ؟ 

What is the value of this world that you cling to?

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Sh. Ibn Bāz Raḥimahullāh: With a hardship there are 3 affairs;

• Being patient with it - It's obligatory

• Being pleased with it - It's Sunnah

• Being grateful for it - It's most virtuous/best

● [مجموع الفتاوى ١٣/٤١٣]

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'Amr bin al-Ăş said,

"I am surprised by a man who tries to flee from destiny; and by a man who sees faults in his brother while ignoring his own faults; and by a man who mentions the spite of his brother while forgetting the spite within his own self and never feeling remorse for anything. I never regret anything, because I never told my secrets to anyone so I would not have to be upset with him for spreading my secrets; and how could I blame him when I am the one who burdened him with it?"

|The Garden of the Wise and The Meadow of the Virtuous|

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اللهم إني أسالك التوبة قبل الموت والعفو عند الحساب

O Allah, I ask You for repentance before death and forgiveness at the time of reckoning

[iamayeshaahmed]

The Prophet ﷺ was deeply sensitive. he felt for others, he cried, he cared. You are not “too sensitive.” You’re just still human in a world that rewards numbness. Guard the softness of your heart and the empathy of your soul with everything you have. We need it now more than ever before. It’s literally the last piece of you the world hasn’t stolen yet.

Sensitivity is not weakness - it's sunnah. so don't let anyone tell you that feeling too much is a flaw.

[heartbeatsallah]

If you truly understood the power of istighfār and the du‘ā’ “Rabbi inni limā anzalta ilayya min khayrin faqeer,” you would be amazed at the doors of success and relief they open.

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ʿAbdullāh ibn Masʿūd (رضي الله عنه) said:

ما كرب نبي من الأنبياء إلا استغاث بالتسبيح

“Whenever a Prophet from the Prophets was afflicted with distress, he would seek relief through glorifying Allah (tasbīḥ).”

Amālī of Ibn Samʿūn (no. 162)

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“So let not their speech grieve you. Indeed, We know what they conceal and what they declare.” Surat Ya-Sin [36:76]

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When I tell you how the world is not permanent nor anything in it. I’m trying to tell you that the ache in your heart is just temporary as the temporary world that caused it.

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Luqmān said to his son:

"Speak the truth even if it is against yourself and do not care about who is getting angry."

‎● [اداب الشريعة جلد رقم ١ صحفة ٧٤]

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“For a woman to wear Ḥijāb and make-up together are two contradictory, conflicting matters that do not go together.” — Sh. al-Albānī Raḥimahullāh [سلسلة الهدى والنور ٦٩٧]

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