The second lesson to the series covering this very import topic of the lofty names and attributes of Allah

taught by Abu Muadh Taqweem Aslam

Knowing Allah Through His Names and Attributes

Knowing Allah Through His Names and Attributes - Part 2

A supplication used by the great Companion, ʿAbdullāh ibn Masʿūd, including moving reminders from Shaykh ʿAbd al-Razzāq and our brother Mūsá Richardson about the blessing of eyesight.

Raqāʿiq

The Blessing of Eyesight and a Warning Against Misusing It - Shaykh Mūsá Richardson

Title: Renewing One's Iman (Part 2)
Speaker: Shaykh Umar Quinn

Shaykh Umar Quinn shares essential benefits from the advices of Imam Ibn Al-Qayyim (may Allah have mercy upon him) in regards to the heart, the source of its life and strength, as well as the importance of building the "fortress" of iman (faith) upon a solid foundation.

A sound heart is from the keys of happiness and joy in the life of a believer, and whoever wants to build their structure high, meaning build their iman and elevate in their rank with Allah, then the first thing they must do is to reinforce and stabilize its foundation.

Advices discussed has been selected and compiled in the recent publication, 

"Winning the War Within: The Heart, the Self, Angels & Devils", by Abu Suhailah Umar Quinn.

🔹This is Part 2 of 2 given at Masjid Al-Fajr on August 13th, 2023.

Renewing One's Imaan (Part 2) | Shaykh Umar Quinn

A short lesson based upon the introduction of Ibnul Qayyim’s book ‘Waabilus Sayyib min al Kalimit Tayyib’. Although the lecture was short in length, its benefits are tremendous, May Allaah have mercy upon our noble brother Abu Talhah and his wife.

- What is intended by the term dhikr.
- Restricting dhikr to what has been reported in the Book of Allāh and authentic Sunnah of the Messenger ﷺ. 
- Benefits of Dhikr of Allāh:
1. It repels and subdues the Shayṭān.
2. It pleases the Most Merciful.
3. It removes concerns and worries from a person’s heart.
4. It brings about happiness, joy and cheerfulness for the heart.
5. It strengthens the heart and the body.
6. It gives light to a person’s face and heart.
7. It brings about provision for a person.
8. It clothes a person with respect and gives him delight. 
9. It brings about Allāh’s Love. 
10. It results in a person becoming vigilant regarding his Lord, which leads him to al-Iḥsān.
11. Al-Inābah (frequently returning to Allāh).
12. Nearness to Allāh.
13. It opens up the tremendous door of ma’rifah (knowledge and awareness). 
14. Al-Haybah (fear, awe and veneration of Allāh).
15. Allāh remembers the one who remembers Him.
16. It brings about life of the heart.
17. It is the food of the heart.
18. It polishes and cleans the heart from any rust or stain upon it. 
19. It removes sins.
20. It removes any estrangement between the servant and his Lord.
21. A person will be remembered (by Allāh) in his times of difficulty.
22. Rescue from the punishment of Allāh.
23. It is a cause for tranquility, being covered by Allāh’s Mercy and being surrounded by the angels.
24. It preoccupies the servant away from evil, useless and vain speech.
25. The gatherings where Allāh is mentioned and remembered are gatherings for the angels.
26. It brings happiness and well-being to the person and those who sit with him.
27. It safeguards a person from regret on the Day of Resurrection.
28. Remembering Allāh along with weeping in private is a cause for being shaded by Allāh. 
29. A person is given the best of things that Allāh gives to those who make requests of Him.
30. It is the easiest, yet greatest, of the forms of worship.
31. Trees are planted for the person in Paradise.
32. There are great gifts and grants exclusive to the one who remembers Allāh.

The Benefits Of Dhikr By Abu Ṭalḥah Raḥimahullāh

31.08.2014 - As part of MPUBS' T&T Summer Conference our noble teacher Abu Hakeem Bilaal (May Allah preserve him) clarified the true methodology of the Sunni/Salafi in all his religiosity. Highlighting the many errors of those who compromise in their religious affairs with audacious excuses.   

O Sunni! Do Not Compromise Your Deen by Abu Hakeem Bilaal Davis

Khutbah: The First 10 Days of Dhul-Hijjah

14- Umadatul Fiqh : The Book of Marriage | Manchester | Abdul Hakeem MItchell

Cultivating Our Children To Take From The Scholars Of Sunnah By Abu Khadeejah 070815

[02/02/2018] The Cure to Worry, Sadness & Grief According to the Qur'ān & Sunnah - By Abu Khadeejah ‘Abdul Wahid حفظه الله. Khutbah at Masjid As-Salafi, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during this Khutbah:

- Hardships that afflict the heart and soul, and their effects.
- Attaining nearness to Allāh in times of hardship.
- Realising the insignificance of the dunyā and looking towards the hereafter.
- The promise of Allāh for the one who believes and does righteous deeds.
- The recompense for the believer who suffered grief and sadness.
- Understanding the reality of this world.
- The outcome for those who make the hereafter their goal.
- The necessity of calling upon Allāh, and a mention of two supplications the Messenger ﷺ used to say.
- Trusting in Allāh.

The Cure For Worry And Sadness By Abu Khadeejah 02022018

Verily, those who say: Our Lord is Allaah, ... by Hassan Somali


Important Lessons From His سبحانه وتعالى Saying:

إِنَّ الَّذِينَ قَالُوا رَبُّنَا اللَّهُ ثُمَّ اسْتَقَامُوا تَتَنَزَّلُ عَلَيْهِمُ الْمَلَائِكَةُ أَلَّا تَخَافُوا وَلَا تَحْزَنُوا وَأَبْشِرُوا بِالْجَنَّةِ الَّتِي كُنتُمْ تُوعَدُونَ

Verily, those who say: Our Lord is Allaah, then remain steadfast, on them the angels will descend (at the time of their death,saying): Fear not, nor grieve; but receive the glad tidings of Paradise which you were promised. (Fussilat:30)

By Hasan Somali حفظه الله

Verily, those who say: Our Lord is Allaah, ... by Hassan Somali

By Shaykh 'Abdulilah Lahmami (may Allāh protect him)

Part 1  Pearls of guidance for women from the Prophet (may Allāh honour him and grant him peace)

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