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March, 2014

  • 10 March

    Employing personal reasoning in Deeni Matters and unconditional Submission

    Saturday Majlis of Hadhrat Mufti Ebrahim Salejee Saheb on the 22nd of February 2014 Size: 13 MB Format: mp3 [haiku url=http://ihyaauddeen.co.za/audio/Mufti_Ebrahim_Salejee/2014-02-22_Employing_Personal_Reasoning_in_Deeni_Matters_and_Unconditional_Submission.mp3] [wpdm_file id=134]

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  • 10 March

    Spend according to your Means

    Hazrat Shaikh Moulana Muhammad Zakariyya Kandelwhi (Rahmatullahi Alaihi) mentioned: Through experience I can safely say that one should first examine one’s financial condition and accordingly spend. Spending within one’s means will save one from falling into financial constraints. Spread out your feet in accordance to the length of the blanket …

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  • 10 March

    Etiquette revolves around the general practice of Society

    Hazrat Thaanwi (Rahmatullahi Alaihi) mentioned: Etiquette revolves around the general practice of society. One should see whether something is regarded as etiquette in society or not. Hazrat (Rahmatullahi Alaihi) mentioned that on one occasion I reprimanded a servant for carrying a Deeni kitaab and his socks both in the same …

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  • 10 March

    Sunnats and Aadaab of Safar (Travelling) – Part 1

    The deen of Islam has presented laws and injunctions, and sunnats and aadaab (etiquettes), to teach man how to conduct in all situations and all conditions.

    Just as the deen of Islam has provided guidance to a person when he is residing in his hometown, similarly it has provided him with guidance as to how he should conduct when he is out on safar (travelling on a journey).

    In other words, the deen of Islam is so complete, comprehensive and perfect that it has taken a person’s condition into consideration at all times and all situations and provided him with appropriate guidance.  

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  • 9 March

    An Incident regarding a Thief

    Shaikh Sa’di (Rahmatullahi Alaihi) writes: “Once, a thief silently sneaked into the house of a saint. The saint was asleep and was not aware of the thief’s entry. The thief began to search everywhere to see if he could find something valuable. However, after searching the entire dwelling, he realized …

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