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- Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah
Recognize people’s strengths and Talents
A teacher may spend years correcting what is weak in a student and never discover what is strong. They may notice the hesitant answer, the unfinished assignment, the lack of confidence, the restless personality, or the difficulty following instructions, yet never ask one of the most important questions in tarbiyah: What has Allah placed within […]
- Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah
Encourage Rather Than Discourage
A person may hear the truth and still leave feeling that there is no place for them within it. The ruling may have been correct, the evidence sound, and nothing may have been added to the religion, yet the way the message was delivered may leave the listener ashamed, defeated, defensive, or convinced that they […]
- Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah
Avoid Making Religion Difficult
There is a difference between a religion that requires effort and a religion that has been made unnecessarily difficult. Islam calls the believer to discipline, worship, restraint, sacrifice, patience, and obedience. Fasting requires hunger, prayer requires us to leave what occupies us and stand before Allah, lowering the gaze requires self-restraint, giving requires parting with […]
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«صاحِبْ مَنْ يَنْهَضُكَ حالُهُ، ويَدُلُّكَ على اللهِ مَقالُهُ.»
Al-Ḥikam al-‘Aṭā’iyya
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Ibn ʿAṭāʾ Allāh al-Sakandarī
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