Class 17 Madinah Book 01 1446 by Ustadh Abdus Sami Gardner

[08/11/2024] The Honour of a Muslim is Sacred - By Abu Fuḍayl ‘Abdur Raqīb حفظه الله. Khuṭbah at Masjid Salafi, Small Heath, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during this Khuṭbah:

- {…and (as for) the believers it was incumbent upon Us (Allāh) to help them} [Surah ar-Rūm 47].
- Hadīth regarding The right of a Muslim upon another Muslim.
- The honour of being chosen by Allāh to be Muslim. 
- The obligation of recognising and not violating the rights of another Muslim.
- The prohibition of taking even a stick that belongs to a Muslim, in jest or seriously. 
- Attaining nobility by defending the honour of a Muslim. 
- A tremendous reward for a tremendous action.
- The right of the ‘ulamā to be defended when the people speak ill of them. 
- Being mindful of the words we utter. 
- The evil of belittling one’s Muslim brother.
- Every Muslim to another Muslim is sacred, his wealth, his honour and his blood.


The Honour of a Muslim is Sacred By Abu Fudayl

Kalimah (Talk) that took place in Leicester, 12th November 2024.

"...And the Good End is for the Muttaqūn" - Ustādh Abu ‘Ukkāshah Abdul-Hakeem (حفظه الله)

Asking Allah for Wellbeing (Khutbah) - Ustadh Hilal Abu Abdurrahman

Jumu'ah Khutbah - Allāh is al-Fattāh, The Judge and Opener Who distinguishes the truth from falsehood -
By Ustādh Abū 'Ukkashah 'Abdul Hakeem (حفظه الله)


Jumu'ah Khutbah - Allāh is al-Fattāh, The Judge and Opener Who distinguishes the truth from falsehood - By Ustādh Abū 'Ukkashah 'Abdul Hakeem (حفظه الله)

A series of lessons going over the book "Fadlul Islaam" ("The Excellence of Islaam") by Shaykhul Islaam Muhammad ibn AbdulWahhaab.

Taught by our noble brother and teacher Ustaadh Abu Ukkaashah AbdulHakeem hafithahuAllaah at Masjid ibn Seereen Bristol.

Follow @masjdibnseereen on Twitter for updates on more lessons and lectures.

Ustaadh Abu Ukkaashah - Fadlul Islaam of Muhammad Ibn AbdulWahhaab Lesson 2

L3 - Marḥaban－Yā－Ṭālibal－‘ilm - Abū Mu’ādh Taqweem

Some of the matters or points covered:

- Question 34 – What is the ruling of the one who rejects a single one of these (pillars of Islam) or the one who affirms them but arrogantly refuses to act upon them? – and its answer.

Signposts Propagated Sunnah

Signposts of the Propagated Sunnah - Lesson 15

Kitāb At-Tawheed: Attributing Equals to Allah (Part 2)

Patience is a means of attaining good in this life and the Hereafter.

Shaykhul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullah) mentioned that Patience is upon 3 affairs.
-	Patience upon the obedience of Allah
-	Patience in staying away from disobedience
-	Servant patience upon calamities

Benefits from the speech of Shaykhul Islaam ibn Taymiyyah on affairs that aid the servant in remaining patient.

A lot of the affairs he refers to are in relation to pardoning one another and forgiving one another because from the hardest means of being patient is being patient with the creation. The soul leans towards seeking vengeance and by way of this its important that the person remains patient with the harms of the person and he does not go beyond bounds in seeking vengeance.

Summary of Benefits: 
-	Nothing occurs except that Allah has willed it – this aids a person in protecting them from depression and anxiety.
-	How to recognise if a difficult affair is a blessing or a calamity for you.
-	Virtue of forgiving and pardoning the harms of others as mentioned in the Quran.
-	Pardoning and having good relations with others brings about goodness and peace within the hearts and brings an increase in benefit, much more than would be achieved by seeking vengeance.
-	The one who is patient and pardons and does not seek vengeance for himself, this increases the person in honour, due to his forgiving and pardoning. If a person pardons, he will increase in humility inwardly and outwardly will increase in honour – and Allah Knows best.
-	When a person pardons the people, then Allah will pardon him because the reward/recompense is based upon the form of the action itself – Shaykhul Islam said, this benefit alone is sufficient for a person to forgive and pardon others.
-	Being focused on vengeance causes his heart to be preoccupied with vengeance and causes a loss and waste of time, causing more harm than the calamity itself.
-      The Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wa salam) NEVER sought vengeance for himself, whilst we know he was harmed severely due to his religion and he is the example for us to follow.

Please listen to the full lecture for further benefits

Having Patience in Times of Trials - Ustadh Abdul Hakeem Mitchell

The Danger of Openly Sinning by Raha Batts

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