Sincerity & How the Salaf Hid Their Good Deeds - Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah Jeylaani
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Subhanallah. Its so difficult to have sincerity. All the example you've mentioned is so amazing and jaw dropping. May Allah make us like them.
With all due to respect to our pious predecessors, i love them fee sabeelillaah. I'm just curious, if they hid their deeds, how did we know about all this now? Sorry for being ignorant. Somebody please explain
Ibn Muflih reported: Abdullah, the son of Imam Ahmad, said to his father one day, “O father, instruct me.” Ahmad, may Allah be pleased with him, said, “O my son, have a good intention. You will always be good as long as you intend good.”
Source: al-Ādāb al-Shar’īyah 1/104
جزاك الله خيرا Can you tell us which book you were reading from, the points about sincerity
أعمال القلوب للشيخ خالد السبت
Asalamu alaikum, sorry to point this out brother but there is an instrument used in the beginning of your video when part of the nasheed is playing. It comes in as soon as the video begins. I think the instruments used are chimes.
As selamu alaykum. Can I share it e.g. with my husband when i memorized a surah? Or is it better to hide that as well?
Asalamu alaikum
I have a question. I always hear narrations of sahaba (ra) and the salaf praying qiyam the whole night. So I'm curious, when do they sleep? How do they get the energy to pray all night and also stay awake during the day.
JazakAllah khair
Ahlul Hadith
I think they're not praying whole the night...instead they took rest (sleep) in between their prayers...
many of us go to sleep at or around 12o"clock in the night, contrary to our culture most of the sahaba used to sleep soon after isha prayer..they didn't have a tv station, video games, smartphones like our days..so they sleep soon after isha and get enough sleep before getting up late in the night for qiyam...
can someone explain what he means about swapping it out at a different time when someone sees you doing the good act.