In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
Self-digestion
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, said in his first sermon to his wife:
I took care of you and I am not your best
If I do well, then help me
And if I did wrong, repay me
Sufyan, may God have mercy on him, said
We reported on the authority of Al-Hasan, may God have mercy on him, that he said:
Indeed, by God, it is for their good
But the believer digests himself
Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him, said
If you knew what I know about myself, you would have buried me on top of the dirt
Zahm Salem Ibn Abdullah, may God have mercy on him, is a man
Salem said to him
Some of this, may God have mercy on you
The man said to him
I see you as nothing but a bad man
Salem said to him
I don't think you are farther away
Mutarrif bin Abdullah, may God have mercy on him, said
No one ever praised me
But I became insignificant to myself
He also said, may God have mercy on him, while he was in Arafat
Oh God, do not reject everyone for my sake
Abdullah bin Bakr Al-Muzani, may God have mercy on him, said
I heard someone talking about my father
He was standing at Arafat
There is a difference, he said
If I were not among them
I would have said they have been forgiven
Al-Dhahabi, may God have mercy on him, said
Likewise, the servant should respect and digest himself
Muhammad bin Wasi’, may God have mercy on him, said
If only sins had a scent
You couldn't come near me
From my stinky smell
He read to Abdullah bin Al-Mubarak, may God have mercy on him
Book of rituals
He ended up with a hadith in it
Abdullah said, “And we will take it.”
Whoever wrote this said, “This is my saying.”
It was said the writer who wrote
He continued scratching it with his hand until he studied it
Then he said, “Who am I that my words should be recorded?”
Abu Suleiman Al-Darani, may God have mercy on him, said
If all creation gathered together to humble me as I humble myself
They couldn't do that
A man said to Ahmed bin Hanbal, may God have mercy on him
Thank God I saw you
He said, "Sit down, whatever I am."
And about a man who said:
I saw a trace of sadness on Abu Abdullah's face
Meaning Ahmed bin Hanbal
Someone praised him and told him
May God reward you well from Islam
He said, “Rather, may God reward Islam well on my behalf.”
Who I am and what I am
A man asked Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Attab, may God have mercy on him
On issues he elected and prepared
He gave him the best answer
The man praised him
And he said to him
My nephew, don't make this a habit
If I had not seen it yesterday
I didn't answer you like that
Ibn al-Qayyim, may God have mercy on him, said
Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, may God have mercy on him, often said
I have nothing and nothing from me
There is nothing in me
This house was often represented
I am Al-Makdi and Bin Al-Makdi
And so were my father and grandfather
Whenever he was praised to his face, he would say:
By God, I still renew my Islam all the time
I have not yet converted to Islam well
He was sent to me at the end of his life
A rule of interpretation in writing
On the back are verses written by him
I am poor before the Lord of creation
I am poor in all my situations
I am unjust to myself and she is unjust to me
And if good comes to us from Him, it will come
I cannot bring myself benefit
Nor can I protect myself from harm
I have no master other than Him to manage me
There is no intercessor if my sins surround me
I will never have anything without it
I have no partner in some of my atoms
He has no backer to seek help from
It also applies to state lords
Poverty is a necessary self-description for me
As wealth never described him self
This is the condition of all creation
And they all have a servant who comes to him
Whoever desires a demand from someone other than his Creator
He is the ignorant, oppressive, and oppressive polytheist
Praise be to God from the entire universe
What was from him and what is after my destiny
May God have mercy on him, he used to treat the poor and the righteous
He honors him, comforts him, and comforts him
With his hadith, it is impossible to add something similar to it
He may even have served him himself
He helped him by carrying what he needed to comfort his heart
And thereby drawing closer to his Lord
May God Almighty have mercy on him, he was never tired of those
He asks him a fatwa or asks him, but rather accepts it
With a cheerful face and softness, Areika
He stands with him until he is the one who leaves him
Whether he was young, man or woman
Free or slave, scholar or commoner
He does not respond to him, meaning he does not greet him with words
There is harshness and harshness in it, but it does not embarrass him
And do not alienate him with words that make him feel lonely
Rather, he answers him, understands him, and recognizes his error
It's right to be gentle and relaxed
Between words and action