Riyad al-Salihin deals with every aspect of Islamic belief and conduct and covers a wide range of topics such as etiquette, manners, morals, supplications, beliefs, worship, human interactions, etc. It contains hadiths from the six canonical compilations of hadith: Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud, Nasai and Ibn Majah.
Concluding the theme of hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused
Continuing the theme on hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused
Continuing the theme of hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused.
Continuing the theme of hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused.
Continuing the theme of hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused.
Continuing the theme of hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused.
The chapter on hastening toward good deeds and encouraging a person who intends doing good by motivating him to remain firm and focused.
Beginning the chapter on reflection on the magnificent things that Allah has created and the perishing nature of this world and the terrors of the hereafter and all of the other affairs that relate to them, this world and the hereafter, and cutting your hopes short here in this world and refining your soul and forcing it to be in a state of uprightness
We move into a new chapter with a focus on taubah or repentance. The chapter begins with general advice on repentance.
Hadith 12 is narrated by 'Abdullah Ibn 'Umar and we get a short biography of him before discussing the hadith which continues discussing the importance of our intentions.
Hadiths 10-11 go into details about the rewards of praying in congregation and in the masjid and then the weights applied to good and bad deeds in both intention and action.
Hadiths 7-9 of chapter one continue exploring inside realities and intentions. In addition there is a note about kunyas and Abu Hurayrah in specific.
Introduction to chapter 1 and the Hadith of Intention, which is the first in this collection.
Introduction to our new podcast, recorded from a short reading of the work at Al-Maqasid after the Fajr prayers.