'Fuqaha Sabah of Tabieen min-ahl-Medinah', ie. Seven Greatest of Tabieen of 2nd Greatest Generation (Tabieen): 1. Saeed ibn Musayyab, 2. Qasim, 3. Urwah, 4. Kharijah, 5. Sulayman ibn Yasar, 6. Ubaydullah, 7a. Abu Salamah, or 7b. Salim or 7c. Abu Bakr

Sufyan, of Makkah (107H - 198H). Pious, wise, a great early Hadith Scholar of Islam! Teacher of numerous greats! See here his brief bio info, his own wise sayings, and what others said about him.

Collected by Sheikh Aslam Abuismaeel,Of HikmahWay Institute Answer: To be a scholar a person needs to have at least a level of knowledge of all contributing subject and essential chapters within these subjects to either know the rulings/facts of most matters in that field of learning (since no one knows everything) AND to be knowledgeable […]

Allah chose among the greatest of Muslims & Scholars to preserve Hadith of Prophet Muhammed. Here is some inspiring info about the major source compilations of Hadith and its great Scholars & Imams (Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Nasaee, Ibn Majah, Ahmed ibn Hanbal ...

Seventy (70) of the Best Most Important Pious Good Deeds in Islam, the Obligatory and the Highly Receommended - Taken from Qur'an, Sunnah Hadith, Riyadus-Salihin and more.

Allah decreed unique challenges to appear during the period of the Rightly Guided Khalifahs and showed to us via their decisions, which they learnt earlier from the noble Prophet, how to behave in such times in future ranging from times of immense piety and prosperity to times of severe Fitnah and divisions and how to once again restore the glorious period! Hence learning the life and timeline of the period of the Rightly Guided Khalifahs is a priceless treasure for us!

When Islam classifies something as a SIN, it is for these reasons (See the article). Imam Dhahabi authored book of (70) Major Sins. Here is a list of those 70 in original Arabic with English translation. Verses & Hadith will be added soon inshaAllah.

While a personality is what makes one individual different from another, the Islamic character is what makes the person truly a Muslim.

Whether in times of crisis or those of sheer pleasure, it is one’s belief, view and outlook on life that regulates one’s emotions and governs their behavior

“Whoever alleviates a hardship from a Believer in the world, Allah will remove a hardship from him on the Day of Resurrection. Whoever eases upon one in difficulty, Allah will ease for him in the world and the Hereafter. Whoever conceals (fault) of a Muslim, Allah will conceal his in this world and the Next. Allah is in the aid of His slave so long as the slave is in the aid of his brother.