18 verses of poetry regarding the “stations” a traveller should stop by on their “journey” to Allāh and the Hereafter, i.e. qualities a Muslim should adorn themselves with to please Allah.
Category: Soul Purification
How Can I Increase My Iman?
What causes imān to increase and decrease?
Holding on to Hot Coals
“A time will come upon the people when the one who clings to his religion will be like the one who holds onto hot coals…”
Workbook: Chapter of Sincerity from Riyadh as-Saliheen
The first chapter of Riyad as-Salihin – the Chapter of Ikhlas (sincerity), set out in a workbook format for students to memorise and study.
Dhikr: Words beloved to Allāh
Everything has a shine and a polish; the polishing of the heart is in the dhikr of Allāh…
Study Resource: 10 Ways to Find Peace [AR & EN]
Download Arabic and English pdf copies of the book and study.
Workbook: Qaidah fi as-sabr (A principle regarding patience)
20 points to help a person develop patience when wronged by others, authored by Ibn Taymiyyah, set out in a workbook format for students.
The blessed effect of sincerity
He never authored a book until he first pray 2 Raka’ah…
Lecture Series: The journey of certainty
A series of 7 lectures revolving around the journey of every person to the grave and the Hereafter
Four levels of Haram and sins
In the Qur’an, Allah mentions the 4 levels of sins in a single Ayah.
He was truthful to Allah, so Allah was truthful to him
I only followed you so I am shot at here – he pointed towards his throat – with an arrow, I die and then enter into Paradise…
Beauty and ugliness is a reflection of the heart
When piety and righteousness increase, beauty becomes manifest; when sins increase, ugliness become more manifest.
Do not belittle a person you see sinning
If you see a person sinning, how should you respond?
The heart, in its journey towards Allah, is like a bird.
The relationship between Love, Hope and Fear in the journey towards Allaah and His Paradise
Verily the grave is the first station of the Aakhirah
Uthmaan would stand near a grave and weep until his beard became wet…