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“Remember that which you have never tasted and will only taste once [i.e. death].

Ar-Rabi` ibn Khuthaym Ath-Thawri

“Patience is the noose of the believer, tying him down: he may wander for a bit but always returns.

It is the pillar of his faith to which he recourses, there is no faith for the one who has no patience. If, in such a case, it does exist, it would be severely weak.

The one who has no patience is like worshiping Allah at the edge of a faltering precipice: if good comes his way he takes comfort, but if trial comes his way, the world turns inside out and he loses both it and the Hereafter.

Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah

“The dunya (worldly life) isn’t worth getting stressed out over.

Shaykh Omar Suleiman

“Allah has guaranteed His love for those who love each other for His sake and no two people should love each other more for His sake than a believing husband and wife.

Shaykh Omar Suleiman

“The very essence of our religion is that you will get a deeper faith if you are educated and get the right knowledge.

Tariq Ramadan

“When you see someone who is not as religious, remember that you were once on the edge of the fire, and it was Allah Subhaanahu wa Ta’ala’s favor upon you to guide you. Arrogance will wipe away any goodness from the transformation.

Nouman Ali Khan

“Don’t confuse the pleasure of the flesh with the pleasure of the heart. And don’t confuse the pain of the flesh with the pain of the heart.

Yasmin Mogahed

“Allah, Glorified and Exalted, made the prayer a connective case to His closeness, dialogue [with Him], His love, and intimacy with Him.

Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah

“So let a person strive to keep away his shoulders (to keep away himself) from the Fire. And there is no might nor strength for change except by Allah.

Then it should be known that knowledge is not by the large number of narrations; rather knowledge is light which is put in the heart by Allah.

And its conditions are: Ittiba` (holding on to it and acting upon it), and running way from desires and innovation (false additions to the religion).

Imam ad-Dahabi (az-Zahabi)

“Sometimes you’ll come across someone who isn’t the smartest, wealthiest, or most popular but they have the best Akhlaq (manners). Keep their company.

Abdul Nasir Jangda

“Never forget the favors done for you. Always forget the favors you’ve done for others.

Shaykh Omar Suleiman