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Refraining Yourself From The World. Also Honouring The Recording Angels (AS by Yusuf Circle Sheffield

Controlling Your Anger / Oppression by Yusuf Circle Sheffield

Innovations In Dua by Yusuf Circle Sheffield

Marriage Rights by Yusuf Circle Sheffield

How To Save Your Iman In These Troubled Times by Yusuf Circle Sheffield

Patience is to hold one’s soul from being impatient and displeased, holding the tongue from complaining and the body parts from harming himself or others. The patience is mentioned at many places in Quran and Sunnah of the beloved Prophet (SAW), which shows the virtues and greatness of Patience.

Marriage is one of the strongest relationships which Islam stresses, encourages and considers as one of the prophets’ practices.

Oppressed, inferior, and unequal – for many people, these are the first words that come to mind when thinking about women in Islam. These stereotypes confuse Islam with cultural practices and fail to recognize that Islam has empowered women with the most progressive rights since the 7th century. In Islam, women are not inferior or unequal to men.

Then, ibn Al-Qayyim commented,”This statement is one of the best and most comprehensive definitions of Az-Zuhd and Al-Wara’.” In addition, Sufyan Ath-Thawry said,”Az-Zuhd in this Dunya entails having a short hope (or avoiding having hopes that one will live long), not by wearing the thick clothes or wearing the garment (as some people who observe fake Zuhd think is a part of Az-Zuhd).”

The miswak has more than 30 benefits, the lightest of which is that it dispels distress. The best of them is that it reminds its user to say the Kalima-i Shahadat (Word of Testimony) at the time of death.

A salat offered after one has used a miswak is 70 times superior to the salat offered without it.