Epic Islamic quotes

[Abba Sadacha]

I am a big fan of thoughtful or insightful quotes, especially in regards to our deen. So, this thread is dedicated to them!

‘Awn b. ‘Abdillâh:

“Those before you used to give to their worldly affairs what was left over from their pursuit of the hereafter. But today, you give to the matters of the hereafter the left-overs from your pursuit of worldly affairs.”

(Abû Nu’aym, Hilyat Al-Awliyâ` 10/242)


Ibn Hazm:

“Perhaps one hour of neglect may destroy a years worth of pious effort!”

(al-Akhlaaq wa-Siyar p. 14)




Do not detest the misfortunes that befall you, for what you detest may be the cause of your salvation and what you like may be the cause of your ruin.

Al-Hasan Al-Basree



Ibn Hasnawiyah narrated:

“I was in the presence of Imam Ahmad when a man from the people of Khurassaan came to him and said:

“O Abu Abdullaah, I came to you from Khurassan because I wanted to ask you about a certain issue” Imam Ahmad said: “Ask” He said: “When will a believer find the taste of comfort?” Imam Ahmad said:

“With the first step he takes into the Garden (Paradise)”

(Tabaqat Al-Hanabilah 1/291

 

[Abba Sadacha]

From the very moment of creation, mankind is on a journey. He is a traveler and is not allowed to halt except when he reaches either Paradise or Hellfire. The wise one among them is the one who knows that traveling is based on hardship and danger. It is usually hard to seek pleasures and relief during it, which are to be acquired after it is completed.

Every footstep and every moan made during this journey will not stop him. It is proven that the traveler is preparing supplies, which will take him to his final end. And if he halts, sleeps, or rests, he is doing so while preparing himself to complete his journey.

- Ibn al-Qayyim, may Allah have mercy on him. (Al-Fawa'id)

 

[Revolutionary]

We need to see @Abba Sadacha with @Sheikh Sufi

 

[Octavian]

We need to see @Abba Sadacha with @Sheikh Sufi

10 days kulaha

 

[Revolutionary]

10 days kulaha

 

[Abba Sadacha]

Have you thanked Allah?
by Imâm Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah (rahimahullah)

Salmân al-Fârsî radhiyAllahu anhu said:

“There was a man who was given many of the luxuries of this world, and then they were taken away from him. But he continued to praise and thank Allâh until everything had been taken from him, even his bed. And then he still praised and thanked Allâh. Another man, who had also been given many of the luxuries of this world asked him, ‘What are you praising and thanking Allâh for?’ The man said, ‘I am praising and thanking Him for blessings which, if others asked me to give them to them in return for all that they have, I would never give them up.’ ‘What can they be?’ asked the second man. ‘Can’t you see?’ asked the first man. ‘I have my eyesight, my tongue, my hands, my feet…’”

Layth ibn Abî Burdah said:

‘When Allâh gathers people on the Day of Judgement, He will remind them of His blessings. One of His slaves will say: “Remind me of something,” and Allâh will say: “Remember when you faced such-and-such adversity, and you prayed to Me, so I relieved you of it. Remember when you were travelling in such and-such a place, and you asked Me to give you a travelling companion, and I did so… Remember when you asked for the hand of so-and-so the daughter of so-and-so, and others also asked for her hand, so I gave her to you to marry; and kept the others away.” His slave will be standing before his Lord, Who will remind him of His many blessings.’” Then the narrator of this story (Layth) wept and said, “I hope that no one will stand before his Lord in this way, because the one who does so will be punished.” (i.e. if Allâh has to point out that which should be obvious, this is a sign of a person’s ingratitude, and he will be punished.)

A man of knowledge said:

“The blessing of Allâh to us in keeping the luxuries of this world away from us is greater than the blessing of that which he has given us, because Allah did not like His Prophet to have the luxuries of this world. So I prefer to live in the manner which Allâh preferred for His Prophet than to live a life which He disliked for him.”

 

[Abba Sadacha]

No poverty after Paradise and no wealth in the Fire
It is reported that Jundub b. ‘Abdillāh Al-Bajalī – Allah be pleased with him – was once asked for advice and instruction. He said:
I advise you to fear Allāh and obey Him (taqwā) and I advise you to adhere to the Quran, for it is a light in the dark night and a guidance during the day, so implement it no matter how much struggle and poverty you have to face. If a calamity befalls you, put your wealth forward to protect your religion, and if the calamity continues, put forward your wealth and your life to save your religion [but never risk your religion], for the ruined is he whose religion is ruined, and the looted is he whose religion is taken. And know that there is no poverty after Paradise, and no riches after the Fire.
Al-Dhahabī, Siyar A’lām Al-Nubalā` 3:174.

 

[Milo]

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@Chun Li f*ck off dont qashin my nigga nacaas
do u even know Somali?

 

[Milo]

@Chun Li i am sorry for telling u the F word and sorry for making fun of Jewish people

 

[Abba Sadacha]

So if you want to live a good life, then keep away from the envier, for if you do not, inevitably he will see your blessings and, perhaps, strike them down with an evil eye.
Should you find, however, that you have no choice but to deal with him, then neither share your secrets with him nor seek his counsel; nor be deluded by his kindness to you or by what he shows by way of religiousness and worshipfulness, for, indeed, the impulse of envy overpowers the inclination of religion in most.
- Ibn Al Jawzi