Sufyan al-Thawri

It is not appropriate for him to indulge with those who indulge, to be heedless with those who are heedless, or to engage in trivial talk with those who do, out of reverence for the right of the Quran.

Sufyan al-Thawri said, When a man reads the Qur'an, a king stands before him between his eyes.

Amr ibn Maimun said, Whoever opens a Qur'an when performing Fajr prayer and reads a hundred verses from it, Allah will elevate him as if he performed the deeds of all the people of the world.

It is narrated that Khalid ibn Uqba came to the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, and said, Recite the Qur'an to me, and he recited, Indeed, Allah commands justice and good conduct and giving to relatives.

And not proceeding in front of them.

It's been narrated by Sufyan al-Thawri, rahimahullahi, that in the year 161.

He said, If you see the youth, a young person, speaking in the presence of the elders, even if he has reached a good level in knowledge, then you should lose hope in his goodness, despair from his goodness, because he has little hope.

He has little shame.

She embodied a devotion purified of ego, fear and desire.

The great scholars of her age, Sufyan al-Thawri, uh, Malik ibn Dinar, and others, came not to instruct her, but to sit with her.

In her presence, hearts softened and worship transformed into divine intimacy with Allah.

This book is more than her story.

You always want to check.

Sufyan al-Thawri, you know Sufyan al-Thawri? Sufyan al-Thawri was the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq of the second generation.

That's what some would call him.

He would say, I never had to wrestle with anything more difficult on me than my intentions because they're constantly flipping on me.

You always want to check.

Sufyan ath-Thawri, you know Sufyan ath-Thawri? Sufyan ath-Thawri was the Abu Bakr Siddiq of the second generation.

That's what some would call him.

He would say, "I never had to wrestle with anything more difficult on me than my intentions because they're constantly flipping on me." Slips away.

Alright, point number 13, he says, similar to what we previously read, reading the biographies and life stories of some of the great Hufadh, the Tarajim.

So, Hassan, when you read a book such as Tahdhibul Kamal by Al-Mizzi, you want to benefit from From the aqeedah of the one that you're reading about in that book, Sufiyah and Thaudi, for example.

What was his ittiba, his temessuk, how he stood firm in light of all the different innovations and desires that took place during his time.

You wouldn't read about his zuhd, his taqallul, taqashuf.