This Hadith is setting an example for the people to whom Moses was sent to abide by the commands and prohibitions for the rest of their lives until Allah sent Jesus, peace be upon him, who commanded them to follow him but they refused and denied the legislation with which he came. ... more

Muslim individual should resort to Allaah The Almighty alone with Du‘aa' particularly when afflictions befall. ... more

Glorification of Muslims' rights toward one another and exhorting them to kindness, affection, and support in things which are not sinful or reprehensible. ... more

The Book of Allah is the rain that brings forth true life on Earth. ... more

The meaning of the Hadith is exhortation not to underestimate sins, and holding oneself accountable for them because neglecting them will lead to destruction because minor sins may turn to be major ... more

The Hadith exhorts people to go early to Salah because it draws a person to his Lord, may He be Glorified and Exalted. ... more

In Islam, true friendships are bound by brotherhood and sisterhood bonds that are stronger than typical friendships. ... more

Indeed, Muslims are in the shadow of their charities... ... more

A believer should be careful in all his affairs, so no one should be able to trick him twice. ... more

We are talking here about what is permissible for a Muslim to say when he is inflicted by a calamity in himself, his children, money or something of the like. ... more

Examples, which are based on experiences, are full of entertainment for man, add some wisdom to his actions and behavior, and keep him away from rashness and recklessness. ... more

It implies the permissibility of telling about the wonderful events that occurred to Bani Isra'eel and the like so that people may be get admonished. ... more