Hadith: “A morning or evening spent in the PATH of ALLAH is more superior than the world.”
“A morning or evening spent in the PATH of ALLAH is more superior than the world and whatever it contains” is relieving to the seeker!
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Ahadith
Hadith: “The world is a prison for the believer and a paradise for the disbeliever”
“The WORLD is a prison for a believer and paradise for a disbeliever” [Muslim, Tirmidhi] Why is that so?? Read to find out!
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Hadith: MOST VIRTUOUS CHARITY is you satisfy a hungry stomach
The hadith “The most virtuous charity is that you satisfy a hungry stomach” appears in Shu’ab al-Iman by Imam Bayhaqi.
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Hadith: “Two Greedy People are NEVER Satiated…”
Read on to learn about which two people are never satiated, no matter how much they get of it!
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Hadith Explanation: “Oppression will be in the form of darknesses on the Day of Judgement”
“Oppression will be in the form of darknesses on the Day of Judgement” is an authentic Saheeh hadith from both Bukhari and Muslim.
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Hadith: “Patient deliberation [calmness] is from Allah and haste is from Shaytan.”
This hadith is part of a longer one which goes as follows: “Patient deliberation is from Allah and haste is from Shaytan.” [Jami’ Tirmidhi]
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Hadith Explanation: “A Man Will Be With Whoever He Loves”
The explanation of the hadith “A man will be with whoever he loves”, a famous hadith that appears in Saheeh Bukhari and Muslim.
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Hadith Translation & Explanation: “Modesty is a Branch of Imaan”
The hadith “modesty is a branch of Imaan” is from Provisions for the Seekers, written by Shaykh Ashiq Ilahi al-Bulandshehri, translated by Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf.
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Hadith Translation & Explanation: “Gatherings are With Trust”
How to be trustworthy? The hadith of the Last Prophet (SAW) “gatherings are with trust” is the superb way to refrain from gossiping and spreading rumours.
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Hadith Translation & Commentary: “Du’a is the Core of Worship”
Disclaimer: This hadith (“du’a is the core of worship”) is taken from زاد الطالبين (Provisions for the Seekers) originally written
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