In the conclusion of Upright Moral Character, Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Saleh al-Uthyameen addresses how non-Muslims can't have good character.

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In this episode of The Forty Hadith of Imam Nawawi, we complete the hadith about oppression.

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Sheikh Uthaymeen begins the episode by grounding his discussion in the authentic Sunnah, offering practical wisdom on restraining anger, and then highlights how the Prophet himself embodied the finest manners and character.

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In this episode, we begin the hadith of Forbidding Oppression

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In episode five of Upright Moral Character, we begin with Sheikh Uthaymeen explaining circumstances in which excusing someone isn't beneficial, and move on to the third pillar: Having a pleasant, smiling face.

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In this episode of The Heart Matters podcast, we cover hadith number 23 of the 40 Hadith of Imam Nawawi, "Purity is Half of Faith..."

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In episode four of Upright Moral Character, Sheikh Uthaymeen begins elaborating on how to cultivate good character among people.

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Episode 26 of The Heart Matters Podcast dives into two powerful hadiths from the Forty Hadith of Imam Nawawi—simple in words, but profound in meaning. The Prophet said:

“If you feel no shame, then do as you wish.”

And:

“Say, ‘I believe in Allah,’ and then remain firm upon that.”

These two narrations strike at the core of who we are. Shame is not weakness—it's a protection. It guards the heart, restrains the limbs, and keeps a believer aligned with what's pleasing to Allah. When shame is lost, boundaries disappear… and what remains is a person driven only by desire.

And then comes the foundation: “I believe in Allah.”
Not just words—but a commitment. To be firm upon it means consistency when it’s hard. It means obedience when no one is watching. It means holding onto truth when the world pulls you in every direction.

Real faith isn't a moment. It’s a path. So ask yourself:
What's guiding your actions—your desires or your sense of accountability to Allah?
And once you say you believe… are you standing firm?

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In episode three of Upright Moral Character, we finish Sheikh Uthaymeen's pillars of having good character with the Creator of the heavens and the earth (Allah).

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We conclude the explanation of the hadith, "O young man! Let me teach you some words..." by Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Saleh al-Uthaymeen.

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