Rajab is a sacred month. Allaah has commanded us in this month to perform a great act of worship. What is it? Should we perform Hajj? There is no Hajj in it. Should we perform ‘Umrah?
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The Sacred Months, and the Virtues of Rajab?
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Singling out Rajab for specific acts of worship
What is the ruling on singling out the month of Rajab for specific types of worship, such as fasting, night prayers, and Zakaah? [And] may Allaah protect and preserve you.
Exchanging congratulatory messages and good wishes at Christmas
With the advent of this calendar month begin the Christmas celebrations and festivals of the Christians.
Don’t make an issue of every little thing
I am approaching 70; between me and 70 is [but] a year. If you were to ask me:
‘What is your advice to every Muslim?’ – listen to this, it is [just] one word:
Overlook things as much as you are able.
Washing the fingers after cutting your nails
The scholars of fiqh have stated that it is from the Sunnah to wash the fingers after trimming the nails. What is their basis for this?
Make the most of your youth
[It is important that you] strive to make the most of your youth – and [that] you seize [the opportunity of] this great and precious stage of your life – the stage of [your] youth.
Concealing the faults of a Muslim
And if a person looks at the fault of his companion or associate, he should not look at the fault alone, unless he intends to rectify it.
Lying to children-2
Yes, this is something people are lenient about: lying to children. Lying to children is not permissible; neither to adults nor to children.
Ahlul-Bid’ah are like a disease
We keep away from the innovators [ مبتدعة ] and shun them until they abandon their innovation, so that they do not influence their companions.