Tag: Shaykh Yaḥyā al-Ḥajūrī

The anger of Allaah is intensified upon the people who took the graves of their Prophets as Masaajid May Allaah curse the Jews and Christians, they took the graves of their Prophets as Masaajid Don’t go out of bounds in praising, like the Nasāra did with the son of Maryam.. What does a beginning student begin with from the sciences (of Islaam) “Good and evil is from Allah”, and the meaning of that Do the Hizbiyoon and people of democracy enter in Ahlu-sunnah? The meaning of the Hadith: “….stand by my grave the time it takes to slaughter a camel” Verily! You guide not whom you like, but Allah guides whom He wills The Hadith: “Paradise lies under the feet of the mothers” When Allaah decrees an affair above the heavens, the Angels flap their wings in humbleness to His statement From Shirk is to seek aid from other than Allaah or call upon other than Him Do they attribute as partners to Allah those who created nothing but they themselves are created? The Shafaa’ah (Intercession) Seeking refuge in other than Allaah From Shirk is: Swearing an oath for other than Allaah Not to slaughter for Allaah in a place where it is slaughtered for other than Allaah What has come in slaughtering for other than Allaah Ruling on whoever seeks blessing in trees or stones and their likes What has come concerning Ar-Ruqaa (Incantations) and Tamaa’im (amulets) Ihyaa Turaath is a Hizbi organization Can a fast be repaid for a person who died whilst abandoning the prayer? Whoever says ‘Laa ilaaha illaa Allaah’ and disbelieves in that which is worshipped besides Allaah, then his wealth and blood become prohibited, and his reckoning is with Allaah Calling to Allah, Not to yourself or your party The Fear of Shirk Whoever actualizes Tawheed will enter Jannah without reckoning The virtue of Tawheed and what it expiates of sins What is the purpose behind the creation of Humans and Jinn?? Do we only mention the mistake and not the one mistaken upon its totality All of the Mashaayikh of Ibaanah are the same Adaabul-Muhaddith (The manners of a Muhaddith)