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?
Category: Scholars
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.
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.
Ponder death at every moment
Ponder death at every moment, because no one knows at which moment he will die. [So] he expects he may die in his bed, or die in his car, or die while eating his food – he may die in any place.
The truth behind the publication of ’Rifqan Ahlus-Sunnah bi Ahlis-Sunnah’
May Allaah bestow good upon you, and bless you.
Supplicating for one’s parents
Firstly, before starting, the reader – may Allaah reward him – prayed for mercy upon the author of the book [whereupon]: he said
“I am Salafi, and I am proud to be”
Your Excellency, thank you for this clarification. I have a question. When someone asks me and says: “You are Salafi” – how should I respond to him?
“I am Salafi”
Some students of knowledge say it is not appropriate for anyone to say “I am Salafi” because this is a form of self-praise — so is what they say correct?
So what will you leave behind?
Therefore, O servant of Allaah, you may die, but your book will not be closed. You may die and be buried in your grave, but your book [of deeds] will not be closed.