A Mawlid gathering in Damascus with the Faqih, Shaykh Dr Mohammed Samir al-Nass حفظه الله.

Refutation of this nonsense by Shaykh Dr. ‘Abd al-Ilāh al-‘Arfaj Full video: youtu.be/orHxbIgaBls?si…

There are 3 ways a minor sin could become a major sin: 1. Being persistent (i.e. repeating it without remorse) 2. Being proud of it 3. A scholar who is followed doing it Take note that the minor sin itself doesn't turn into a major sin, but it is given the ruling of major sins

Celebration for 17 boys who completed memorizing the Qur’ān in Jasim City, Daraa

سلمت تلك اليد الشريفة الطاهرة وتقبل الله تلك النفس الزكية ولا عدوان إلا على الظالمين

If you want a great Mawlid, you need to read poetry by these three: Abu al-Hudā al-Sayyādī Bahā’ al-Dīn al-Rawwās Yūsuf al-Nabhānī In general Rifā‘ī poetry is on another level

WHO HAS THE CAPACITY TO TEACH? When discussing the appointment of official instructors, Ibn Nujaym (d. 970) states in his al-Ashbah wa al-Nazaʾir that the authorities cannot appoint somebody who does not have the capacity to teach (ahliyyat al-tadris)… (→)

The tradition of reading al-Tirmidhī's Shamā’il in the month of Rabī‘ was started by Shaykh Muhammad Ibn Ja‘far al-Kittānī in Damascus which has continued to our day all over the world

‘Amr Ibn Uqaysh was a Sahābī who proclaimed Islām before the battle of Uhud, then he fought, got injured, and then was martyred Abu Hurayra says: He entered into Jannah without even praying once al-Isābah (4/501)