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Hazrat Talha (may Allah be pleased with him), narrating the incident of his acceptance of Islam, states: Once I was present in the market and fair of Busra. There, a Christian monk...
There have been disagreements on certain matters among the noble Companions (Sahaba-e-Kiram, may Allah be pleased with them), but there was never any difference in their mutual res...
Once during a cricket match, when it suddenly started raining, every person present in the stadium opened their umbrella and put it over their head. When the camera turned to the s...
A person wrote a forged letter in the name of Fazl bin Rabi', in which an order for one thousand dinars was issued for himself and signed. The man took the letter and reached the t...
Hazrat Maulana Yusuf Banuri (may Allah have mercy on him) once stated in a gathering: One year we went for Hajj, and there was a retired military officer in the group of scholars....
The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has forbidden lying even to young children. Accordingly, Hazrat Abdullah bin Amir (may Allah be pleased with him) na...
A photographer had put up a board outside his shop, on which the following three lines were written: "For twenty rupees, get a photo taken exactly as you are. For thirty rupees,...
When Hazrat Saad bin Abi Waqqas (may Allah be pleased with him) conquered Madain, he made an announcement that whichever Mujahid (warrior) possessed any spoils of war should bring...
Maulana Faisal Ahmad Sahib Nadvi Bhatkali writes: Our pious predecessors (Salaf) did not give any importance to purely bookish knowledge. That is, if a person did not have teach...
This incident of accepting Islam is both astonishing and instructive. Astonishing because even after a lapse of nearly one and a half thousand years since the revelation of the Qur...
The Poet of the East, Allama Muhammad Iqbal, had made following the Sunnah (tradition) of the Prophet his way of life. A unique and insightful incident is narrated in "Johar-e-Iqba...
Such was the level of passion for reading and the importance of time among the pious predecessors that they would continue reading books even while walking. Ibn al-Abnusi says that...