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Look how the Shaykh raised his children while seeking knowledge! | Shaykh Hisham at-Tahiri

THEY DID NOT WAIT UNTIL LIFE BECAME LESS BUSYOne of our female mentors recently pointed out something interesting:Some of the sisters doing particularly well in their Ilm with AMAU studies are not the youngest students or the ones with the emptiest schedules.Some are wives. Some are single mothers. Others are raising several children while managing everything else that comes with a home and family.Their lives are already full. Yet they keep progressing.Not because they somehow found three uninterrupted hours every day. They learnt to work with the time they actually have.Twenty minutes while the children sleep. Listening to a lesson during a suitable household task. Revision once everyone has settled down.Ten minutes here. Fifteen minutes there.Instead of waiting for life to become quiet, they learnt how to seek knowledge while life was still busy.And busy lives are nothing new.Asma bint Abi Bakr رضي الله عنها described some of the responsibilities she carried during her marriage to al-Zubayr رضي الله عنه. She fed his horse, drew water, repaired the water bucket, prepared dough and carried date stones on her head from his land back to their home. (Sahih al-Bukhari 5224)This was not a woman living without responsibilities.Yet Asma رضي الله عنها was also among the Companions who narrated Hadith, and knowledge was transmitted from her.Then consider Umm Sulaym رضي الله عنها. She was a wife and mother. When she needed to understand a personal matter of purification, embarrassment did not stop her from asking the Messenger of Allah ﷺ. (Sahih al-Bukhari 130)This quality was so noticeable among the women of the Ansar that Aishah رضي الله عنها said: "How excellent are the women of the Ansar! Their shyness did not prevent them from gaining understanding of the religion." (Sahih Muslim 332c)There is an important lesson here for anyone who keeps postponing knowledge until life becomes easier."When the children are older, I will start.""When work settles down, I will study properly.""When I have more time..."But life rarely becomes empty.Children grow, but new responsibilities appear. One busy season ends and another begins.If you keep waiting for a life with nothing competing for your attention, you may wait for years.So it's better to quit thinking: "When can I have enough free time to seek knowledge?"And ask: "What am I doing with the time Allah has already given me?"One person can have four free hours and lose most of them.Another may only find forty minutes scattered throughout the day, but use them deliberately.Over months and years, those small pockets add up.The Qur'an gets memorised. Arabic begins to make sense. Lessons are completed. Books are finished.Knowledge that once seemed far away slowly becomes part of your routine.This is what some of our own sisters are showing us.Their progress is proof that you do not always need to remove your responsibilities before you can begin seeking knowledge.Sometimes you need to learn how to seek knowledge around them.And years from now, perhaps their children will remember something beautiful:"Our mother was busy raising us and fulfilling the responsibilities Allah gave her, but she never stopped learning His religion."Team AMAUwww.amauacademy.com

The salaf stated, regarding Du'aa:"Do not be surprised that the response is slow in coming as you have blocked it's road due to your sins."[In Rajab, jaami al uloom wahikam, vol 1 page 277]

"What has deceived you concerning your Lord?"#recitation #ياسر_الدوسري

The Entire Day of the Student of Knowledge Is WorshipShaykh Muhammad ibn Salih al-Uthaymeen, may Allah have mercy upon him, said:The reality is that the student of knowledge, from the moment he gets up during the night until he returns to his bed—if he is truly a student of knowledge—is engaged in worship and in striving in the path of Allah.This is because he is either listening to knowledge, writing it down, revising it, or researching it. All of this is from striving in the path of Allah.So do not think, O student, that those who devote themselves to remaining in the mosques, or those who fast during the day, or stand in prayer during the night, have surpassed you. Rather, you are better than them without doubt.For this reason, Imam Ahmad, may Allah have mercy upon him, said:“Revising knowledge for one night is more beloved to me than spending that night entirely in worship.”If someone asks: Which is better—seeking knowledge or going out to call to Allah?The answer is: I do not consider there to be any proper calling to the religion of Allah except after learning the religion of Allah.Allah, the Most High, said:﴿قُلْ هَٰذِهِ سَبِيلِي أَدْعُوا إِلَى اللَّهِ عَلَىٰ بَصِيرَةٍ﴾“Say: This is my way; I call to Allah with sure knowledge.”[Sūrah Yusuf: 108]The one who calls without clear knowledge may end up demolishing aspects of the religion while not even realising it.Therefore, he must possess knowledge by which he is able to call the people. The amount of knowledge required will be according to what the daʿwah itself demands, so he learns from knowledge whatever the particular call requires and necessitates.📚Taʿliq ʿala Sahih al-Bukhari (9/916).

A house in Jannah | Sheikh Uthaymeen raḥimahullāh

🎙 : Shėikh Muhammad Ibn Sāleh Al-Uthaymeen رحمه الله 📖 : what a wonder is the worldly life...

💎Amazing benefit from Ustādh 'Abd Al-'Azīz Al-Haqqān حفظه الله تعالى:From the greatest means of patience is that when you see the harm of a creature towards you, and you want to attain happiness, is that you know and witness that Allah سبحانه وتعالى is the Creator of all of this, so you go back to Him and understand that this is by your own doing and disobedience, and you understand that this is a test and that we are tested to go back to Him, and not to pay attention to the creation, but rather to pay attention to what is with Allah عز وجل and to make duā', turn to Him and depend on Him

#memorize | Definitions must know for a student of knowledge Tawheed: to single out Allaah 'azza wa jall with that which is specific to Him alone, from Rububiyyah (lordship), Uluhiyyah (the right to be worshipped), and the Names & Attributes.Tawheed ar-Rububiyyah: to single out Allaah with His actions, that there is no creator, sustainer, provider, or disposer of affairs besides Him. (Also phrased: to single out Allaah with creation, provision, dominion, and disposition of affairs.)Tawheed al-Uluhiyyah: to single out Allaah with the actions of the creation directed toward Him, i.e. to single Him out with worship ('ibadah). Tawheed al-Asma was-Sifat: to single out Allaah with what is inherent to Him of His most perfect Names and Attributes. We affirm what Allaah affirmed for Himself, and deny what He denied for Himself, without distortion.

Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:"Do not belittle a small sin, for the biggest of fires can be caused by the smallest of sparks.”[al-Fawā'id | 3/227]

Malik ibn Dinar said: It’s enough evil for a man that he’s unrighteous, yet he speaks ill of the righteous people.”Source: Shu’ab al-Eeman (v. 5, p. 316)

‎'Umar b. al-Khaṭṭāb Raḍi-Allāhu 'Anhu: “Teach your women Sūrah an-Noor.”‎‎● [مصنف عبدالرزاق ١١٣٣ ، صحیح]

Shaykh Muhammad bin Sālih Al-'Uthaymīn رحمه الله stated:"Teach your children to be truthful in speech and actions. Therefore, when you speak to them don't lie to them and when you promise them don't break your promise."[Ad-Diyā Al-Lām'I (6/96)]

Are You Really Among the People of the Qur’ān? Shaykh Abdurazzaq Al Badr حفظه الله

⭐️If the lamp of faith is strong in the heart, it will illuminate in all the corners and will then spread throughout his limbs.

سُجِنتَ بِها وَأَنتَ لَهَا مُحِبُّ فَكَيفَ تُحِبُّ ما فيهِ سُجِنت؟You're imprisoned in it, yet you love it, But how can you love that in which you're imprisoned?(Ta'iyya of Abu Ishaq Al-Ilbeeri)