Shaykh Muhammad ibn Salih al-Uthaymin, may Allah have mercy on him, said:
“These Muslim women should fear Allah and abandon these Western thoughts that the home is a prison.”

— Fataawa Nur ‘ala ad-Darb

عَلَى قَدْرِ أَهْلِ العَزْمِ تَأْتِي العَزَائِمُ
وَتَأْتِي عَلَى قَدْرِ الكِرَامِ المَكَارِم

وَتَعْظُمُ فِي عَيْنِ الصَّغِيرِ صِغَارُهَا
وَتَصْغُرُ فِي عَيْنِ العَظِيمِ العَظَائِمُ

Great endeavours are proportionate to the resolve of those who undertake them,
And noble deeds are proportionate to the nobility of those who perform them.

Even their lesser deeds appear great in the eyes of the small-minded,
While the greatest deeds appear small in the eyes of the truly great.

— Al-Mutanabbi

Giving the title 'Haaji' to a person who has performed Hajj is an innovation (bid'ah).

Shaykh Al-Albani (rahimahullah)
Mu'jam Al-Manaahee Al-Lafdziyyah, 219

My wife,
When I become angry, then please me, and when you become angry, I will please you. If we do not act this way, how quickly we will become separated.

Abu ad-Dardha (radiyAllahu 'anhu)
Rawdat al-'Uqala

"Your support for Palestine does not mean you can commit atrocities in Yemen."

"The Shariah that commands resistance against Zionist occupation is the same as the Shariah that forbids the shedding of Muslim blood."

Hasan Al-Basri رحمه الله said:

"Evaluate people by their actions, and leave aside their words. For Allah has not left a statement except that He has appointed for it an indication from an action that either confirms it or proves it false.

So when you hear a good statement, take your time regarding its speaker. If his statement and his action agree, then excellent indeed, and a delight to the eye! So take him as your brother, love him, and befriend him.

But if his statement and his action contradict one another, then what is there about him that could confuse you, or what is there about him that could be hidden from you? Beware of him, and beware of him! Let him not deceive you as he deceived the son of Adam.

Indeed, you have a statement and an action; your action has greater claim upon you than your statement.

And you have an inward reality and an outward appearance; your inward reality has greater claim upon you than your outward appearance.

And you have an immediate matter and an ultimate outcome; your ultimate outcome has greater claim upon you than your immediate matter."

[ Kitab az-Zuhd wa ar-Raqa'iq, 1/26 by Ibn al-Mubarak ]

A young man came to the Prophet (sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam) and said, "O Messenger of Allah, give me permission to commit zina." The people turned to rebuke him, saying "Quiet, quiet!" But the Prophet told him to come close and sit down.

He asked, "Would you like that for your mother?" The young man said, "No, by Allah, may I be sacrificed for you." The Prophet said, "Neither would people like it for their mothers." He asked the same about his daughter, his sister, and his aunts, each time the young man said no, and each time the Prophet said people wouldn't like it for theirs either.

Then the Prophet placed his hand on him and said, "O Allah, forgive his sins, purify his heart, and guard his chastity." After that, the young man never again inclined to anything sinful.

Prophet Muhammad (sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam)
Musnad Ahmad 22211, graded sahih by Shu'ayb al-Arna'ut

The sin hiding inside your good deeds

You pray a little longer when someone is watching. Not much longer. Just a little.

The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam called this the smaller shirk, and said it hides better than a black ant on a black stone on a moonless night.

It was never about the prayer. It was about who you were praying for.

Musnad Ahmad

Whoever marries a woman who wears the niqab and gloves, does not watch TV, aligns herself with the people of truth (the elder scholars, the Salaf), does not go to the hammam, does not like going out too much except a little, is not keen on meeting too many people too often and usually prefers the comfort of her home, and does not complain too much has obtained the woman of dreams!

Shaykh Muqbil ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i (rahimahullah)
Al-Iman al-'Ilmi, p. 24

A man said to 'Amr b. 'Ubayd: "I feel sorry for you because of what the people are saying about you."

He asked: "Do you hear me saying anything about them?"

The man said: "No."

'Amr then said: "Then it is them you should feel sorry for."

Tarikh Baghdad, 18/405

Indeed, the most important (subject of) knowledge is learning the 'Aqeedah.

Shaykh Muqbil ibn Hadi al-Wadi'i (rahimahullah)


It is more obligatory for you (to learn and understand Aqeedah) than knowing the rulings of prayer, charity, other acts of worship, and other religious issues, because this is the foremost and fundamental issue.

Shaykh Salih ibn Fawzan al-Fawzan (hafidhahullah)

Keeping a cat is not a Sunnah, understand this well.

Abu Hurairah (radiyAllahu 'anhu) loved cats, and that's why his name became Abu Hurairah — but that doesn't make keeping a cat a Sunnah. That's the talk of some ignorant people, not the words of a scholar.

Keeping a cat is simply permissible. These matters need to be understood properly, and one must have knowledge of the deen.

Shaykh Motiur Rahman Madani (hafidhahullah)

Why you cannot say you were wrong

Someone corrects you and your chest tightens before they finish. You know they might be right. You argue anyway.

They asked the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam what arrogance was. He did not mention wealth or status.

Arrogance is rejecting the truth and looking down on people.

That is the whole of it.

Sahih Muslim

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