Character of a Muslim

Hasan Somali

حسن الخلق

Islam Will Never Change

A series of talks given at the opening of the new building for Masjid Rahmah, reminding the community of manners and etiquette related to the houses of Allah

Ustaadh Muhammad Al Jazaairee - Manners To Be Observed Within The Masjid

Ustaadh Ahmad Fathi - Manners Of Walking To The Masjid

The Importance of Having Good Moral Character by Ustadh Muhammad Nasir

C5.129 Advice To Mothers

The Status of Shyness and Modesty in a Muslim's Character by Ustadh Abbas Abu Yahya

[12/07/2024] Capitalise on The Blessed Times of The Year - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله. Khuṭbah at Masjid Salafi, Small Heath, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during this Khuṭbah:

Blessed periods that Allāh has bestowed upon mankind. 
The successful one. 
The one who is wretched and at loss. 
The average age of this ummah. 
Days and nights to capitalise upon throughout the year. 
The virtues and reward of Hajj. 
Fasting the day of ‘Arafah.
Muharram, that month the Prophet ﷺ referred to as,  “the month of Allāh”. 
The day of ‘Āshūrah. 
Fasting the day of ‘Āshūrah.
The command to fast this blessed day. 
Issues related to fasting the day of ‘Āshūrah.

SalafiPublications 

Capitalise on The Blessed Times of The Year By Abu Idrees 12072024

Understanding The Reality Of Worship by  Abu Hafsah Khasif Khan

A must listen lecture titled; Remaining Patient upon the Sunnah delivered by our beloved Shaykh Khalid al-Dhafiri translated by our teacher Abu Ukkaashah. Allaah preserve them both.

Shaykh Khalid al-Dhafiri - Remaining Patient upon the Sunnah

2024-09-21 - Establish Your Marriage & Home Upon The Taqwā of Allah - Abu Idrees

Establish Your Marriage & Home Upon The Taqwā Of Allāh - Shaykh Abu Idrees

Khutbah: The Good Etiquette of a Muslim

[17/10/2016] The Remedy To Feeling Low & Weak In Your Faith (Īmān) - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله. Masjid Salafi, Small Heath, Birmingham, UK.

- A principle with Ahlus-Sunnah regarding the increase and decrease of īmān.

- The reality that none of us are exempt from our īmān decreasing. 

- Reasons for a decrease in īmān. 

- 1. Turning away from the remembrance of Allāh. 

- The consequences of turning away from the remembrance of Allāh. 

- 2. Sins

- “…And whoever disobeys Allāh and His Messenger, he has indeed strayed in a plain error.” [Sūrah al-Ahzāb 33:36]

- Picking up each other when we are down, and using the scales of Ar-Rahmān to solve our problems.

- Ibn al-Mubārak (رحمه الله) on the grave consequences of sins. 

- 3. Abandoning the truth.

- “…then whenever there comes to you Guidance from Me, and whoever follows My Guidance, there shall be no fear on them, nor shall they grieve.” [Sūrah al-Baqarah 2:38]

- The condition for sadness, grief and fear to be removed from us. 

- Truthfully taking account of ourselves.

- What is making us fall short regarding the rights of our Lord?

- The vicious cycle of falling short and decreasing in īmān. 

- Diagnosing our problems in order to solve them. 

- 4. Companionship

- The harm of using your own intellect and scales to judge your companion.

- The true companion.

- The regret on the Day of Judgment for the one who chose the wrong companions.

- The best of the people.

- The sign that we need to change our companions.

- 5. Trials

- A warning against forsaking the dīn and using trials as an excuse to be distant from Allāh.

- Following the example of the Prophets (عليهم السلام) and Salaf (رحمهم الله) in drawing closer to Allāh by way of trials. 

- 6. Giving importance to the dunyā over the ākhirah.

- Hasan al-Basrī (رحمه الله) on the verse, “…So let not this present life deceive you, and let not the chief deceiver (Satan) deceive you about Allāh.” [Sūrah Fātir 35:5]

- How we should reflect when we hear/recite verses of the Qur’ān. 

- Caution against exchanging something that is worthless and will come to an end for something that is everlasting. 

-  Warnings from the Messenger ﷺ regarding the dunyā.

- A golden statement from the Salaf describing this dunyā and how we should navigate it.

- Yahyā b. Mu’ādh (رحمه الله) on the intoxication of this dunyā. 

- The remedy for weak īmān. 

- The heart and soul’s need for sustenance in order to survive. 

- The only thing that gives life to the heart and soul.

- A hadīth regarding the reality of the dunyā and the importance of the remembrance of Allāh. 

- The only thing in this world that is not cursed.

- Al-A’raj (رحمه الله) on what causes a blessing to turn into a calamity. 

- The critical role of knowledge in remedying weak īmān, sadness, anxiety and stress. 

- The wretched soul.

- Equipping ourselves for the battle against Shaytān and his relentless efforts to destroy us. 

- Resolving to analyse and rectify ourselves.

The Remedy To Feeling Low & Weak In Your Faith By Abu Idrees 181016

Advice during sisters lesson at masjid as-Salafi 19/12/16.

Advice To The Sisters Regarding Being Gentle By Abu Khadeejah

[07/04/2017] Means to a Happy Life - A Righteous Wife - By Abu Idrees Muhammad Khān حفظه الله. Khutbah at Masjid As-Salafi, Birmingham, UK.

Some points discussed during this Khutbah:

- How to attain a good life.
- The best enjoyment of this world.
- Four things that are from happiness and four things that are from misery.
- Characteristics of a righteous wife:
1. She has correct ‘Aqīdah, due to seeking knowledge.
2. She is obedient to her husband.
3. She aids her husband in his īmān and dīn.
4. She safeguards the honour of her husband while he is present and also in his absence.
- The reply of the Messenger ﷺ when he was asked who is the best of the women.

Means To A Happy Life A Righteous Wife By Abu Idrees 07042017

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The Righteous Wife Makes A Happy Home By Abu Khadeejah 22032019

*Note* There are some issues with the quality of the audio for only the first few minutes due to some technical difficulties during the recording.

Moosaa Richardson delivers a short series of lectures over a weekend at Masjid Rahmah on the topic manners in Islam according to the best example: the Prophet Muhammad (sal Allahu 'alayhee wa sallam)

The Status of Shyness and Modesty in a Muslim's Character by Ustadh Abbas Abu Yahya

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