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Not Even for a Sip of Water
Haaroon Rasheed once departed for hajj accompanied by his two sons, Ameen and Ma-moon. During the journey, the royal caravan passed through the city of Kufah — a centre renowned for its pious scholars and great muhadditheen.
Desiring to benefit from the knowledge of the scholars of the city, Haaroon Rasheed instructed his chief judge, Imaam Abu Yusuf (rahimahullah), saying, “Inform the muhadditheen to come and narrate ahaadeeth to us.” Accordingly, most of the scholars of Kufah attended, besides two …
When Priorities Speak Louder Than Words
A marriage is not measured by declarations of love, but by where time, concern and effort are consistently invested. A husband may insist that his wife matters most to him, yet if his evenings are repeatedly given to friends, his attention absorbed by their needs, and his concern directed elsewhere, the imbalance becomes evident without a single word being spoken. Priorities reveal themselves quietly through patterns.
In the same way, what we truly value in our lives is reflected not …
