QuestionSayyiduna Ibn Mas'ud (radiyallahu 'anhu) comments: "The Qurayshi youth who has the strongest restraint over himself from the world is Ibn Umar." What is the reference for this narration?
QuestionI am looking for a reference for the following: Sayyiduna Ibnul 'As (radiyallahu 'anhuma) said: "Leave what has nothing to do with you, don't speak about what doesn't concern you and secure your tongue."
QuestionWhat is status of following narration? إذا قام أحدكم في الصلاة، فليسكن أطرافه، ولا يتميل تميل اليهود، فإن تسكين الأطراف من تمام الصلاة.
QuestionIs it true that Ibrahim ('alayhis salam) said that his best days were when he was in the fire?
QuestionPlease mention the reference of this narration: من أكثر ذكر الموت، كفاه اليسير، ومن عرف أن منطقه من عمله، قل كلامه
QuestionCould you provide the reference for this narration? عن سعيد بن المسيب أنه قال: قد بلغت ثمانين سنة وما شيء أخوف عندي من النساء. وقد كاد بصره يذهب
QuestionPlease provide a reference and authenticity for this du'a: When Sayyiduna Mu'adh ibn Jabal (radiyallahu 'anhu) would offer the Tahajjud prayer at night, he would recite the following du'a: "O Allah! My eyes are asleep whilst the stars are shining brightly. You are the Living, the Self-Subsisting and All-Sustaining. O…
QuestionWhat is the reference for this narration? باب من العلم يحفظه الرجل يطلب به صلاح نفسه وصلاح الناس أفضل من عبادة حول كامل
QuestionI am looking for the reference for this narration: ثلاث أحبهن ويكرههن الناس: الفقر، والمرض، والموت
QuestionPlease mention the reference for this narration and the Arabic text: It was said to Abu Hazim Salamah Ibn Dinar: "O Abu Hazim, do you not see how prices have increased?" He replied, "And what worries you about that? Indeed, the One Who provides for us when prices are low…
QuestionWho is this Hadith attributed to? نقل الحجارة أهون على المنافق من قراءة القرآن
QuestionIs this a Hadith? "The evil-eye is true. It puts a camel in a cooking pot and a man in the grave."
QuestionIs this a Hadith? ما أفضل ما يقال على الميت؟ فقال: الاستغفار
QuestionKindly mention the reference for this and the Arabic text: "The world is worthless to its Lord, and yet it belongs to him. So it's not right that you value it so much, and it's not even yours"
QuestionWhat is the reference, Arabic text for this narration and to whom is it attributed? "I love death because I long for my Lord. I love being poor because it humbles me in front of my Lord. And I love illness because it removes away my sins" [at-Tadhkirah]