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Advice to Parents/Guardians On How to Raise Their Children In Face of Social Media – Shaikh Salih al-Fawzaan

Question: We want from your excellence an abridged advice to the parents/guardians about raising their children well and on righteous upbringing, especially in this era in which social media has emerged and many youth and people are connected to these means? Answer: “No doubt the parents/guardians of young children are responsible to protect them from corrupting their religion and corrupting…

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A Comment On the Events in France- Shaikh Abdul-Muhsin al-‘Abbad

Shaikh Abdul-Muhsin al-‘Abbad hafidhuhallah said: “…from someone whether from the Muslims or the Disbelievers, especially one who is affiliated with Islam, no doubt it is evil and a calamity. My advice to everyone whom Allah facilitated to avoid fitnah and falling into prohibited affairs, [is that] if he is able to advise the one whom he can so that he does not fall into fitnah, and he…

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How to Protect Our Children From Destructive Ideologies – Shaikh Salih al-Fawzaan

Question: With the spread of this group which makes lawful the blood of the Muslims and kills [them] due to that, what is the way to protect our children and offspring from this affair? May Allah Bless you. Answer: “The way is clear. Cultivated them upon good, upon holding fast to the Sunnah, and obedience to the rulers. Cultivate them upon that…

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The Ruling on Door Bells

Shaikh Ibn ul-‘Uthaymeen rahimahullah said: “On some doors there are bells that are used to seek permission. This, also, does not enter into the prohibition because it is not connected to an animal or what resembles that nor does it make the melody which is prohibited by the Messenger (ﷺ) “. [Sharh Riyad as-Saliheen (6/432)] Shaikh al-Albani rahimahullah: “I say:…

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The Ruling on Ending the Khutbah by Saying: I say What You Have Heard, If It Is Good, then It is From Allah…” -Shaikh Abdurrahman ibn Nasir al-Barrak

Question: A custom has emerged recently with some Friday Khateebs in the masaajid that they say at the end of the first part of the Khutbah: “I say what you have heard. If it is good then it is from Allah and whatever is other than that, then it is from myself and Shaytan“. So is this statement correct? Along…

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