Student's Notes
Rulings pertaining to An–Naskh (Abrogation)
"Before you is a short treatise regarding an-Naskh (abrogation) and some rules pertaining to it. The origin of this short treatise is that it is a reply to a request by a dear friend of mine. He came across a Christian caller in Leicester (UK) who was trying to create confusion and doubt amongst the Muslims."
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The Difference Between Sincere Advice and Criticism (part 1)
al-Haafidh Ibn Rajab said:
"None of the people of knowledge have ever abandoned or disregarded this. Nor have they laid claim against anyone who refuted their statements that they have defamed them or slandered them or mentioned their shortcomings. Except if the author [the one refuting] is one who uses obscene language and is ill-mannered in his statements. In such case his obscenity and ill manners are rebuked not his refutation and disagreement so that the religious arguments and the significant evidences are established."
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‘Clarifying misconceptions regarding Muhammad bin AbdilWahhaab and his Da’wah.’ Part Four
Shaykh Saalih Aal ash-Shaykh said:
"One of the many accusations levelled at the Shaykh is: that he does not love the family of the Prophet (sal Allaahu alayhi wa sallam) and he does not fulfil their rights..."
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The most soft and tender hearted of people
'Own ibn 'Abdillaah said:
"Associate with, and keep the company of those who are forgiving and merciful [to others], for indeed they are the most soft and tender hearted of people."
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The prayer of the traveller who does not encounter nightfall
The Permanent Committee for Islaamic Research and Verdicts said:
"As for the future (next time), then he should pray every prayer at its [appointed] time - estimating it by the current time [wherever he may be], even if he be [travelling by plane] in the sky."
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Dealing with a neighbour who is from the People of Innovation
Shaykh Abdul-Muhsin al-`Abbaad said:
"If boycotting him is of benefit to him, then do so; However, in most cases, boycotting a neighbour has no effect [on him]. Rather, boycotting is effective in cases such as a father boycotting his son, the Shaykh boycotting his student or other than them where boycotting may be effective."
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Never would the Messiah reject to be a servant of Allaah
Shaykh Abdur-Rahmaan ibn Naasir as-Sa`dee said:
"This shows that Eesa (‘alayhi assalaam) and the closest Angels to Allaah crave and desire the worship of Allaah. They loved the worship of Allaah and thus strived to attain it with that which is befitting their [lofty] status. This is why Allaah blessed them with great honour and success."
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Newly Innovated Affairs in Hajj
Shaykh Muhammad ibn 'Umar ibn Saalim Bazmool said:
"The affairs the people have newly invented in Hajj are as follows:
1) To travel for visiting the graves of the Prophets and the righteous people. And they use the fabricated hadeeth..."
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