In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
Life
Life is from God
Abu Bakr, may God Almighty be pleased with him, addressed the people and said:
O Muslims!
Be ashamed of God Almighty
By the One in whose hand is my soul
When I go to defecate, I stay in space
Masked with my robe, ashamed of my Lord Almighty
Abu Musa, may God be pleased with him, said
I take a bath in the dark house
I will not straighten my cross and take my garment
Ashamed of my Lord Almighty
Abu Suleiman Al-Darani, may God have mercy on him, said
If the servant is ashamed before my Lord Almighty
The good has been completed
Life of people
Zaid bin Thabit, may God Almighty be pleased with him, went out wanting to perform Friday prayers
So the people received him back
So he entered a house and was told
Am I ashamed of people?
And he said
He is the one who is not ashamed of people
He was not ashamed of God
On the authority of Salman, may God Almighty be pleased with him, he said:
If God Almighty wants evil for a servant or him to perish
He took the life out of him
She found him nothing but disgusting and disgusting
If it is disgusting, it will be disgusting
Mercy was taken away from him
She received nothing but a large sum of money from him
If so
His trust was taken away from him
She found him nothing but a traitor and a traitor
If so
The necklace of Islam was removed from his neck
He was a cursed man
Some wise men said
He who is covered with modesty is a garment
People saw nothing wrong with it
The poet said
If you do not fear the consequences of the nights
You are not ashamed, so do whatever you want
No, by God, there is no good in living
A worldly life if modesty is gone
One lives as long as one lives well
The aloes remain as long as the bark remains
Shame on oneself
Some wise men said
Be ashamed of yourself
You are more shy than others
Some writers said
Whoever works secretly
He is ashamed of it in public
He has no value for himself
Generosity, generosity and altruism
Urwa Ibn Al-Zubair, may God have mercy on him, said
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, converted to Islam
He has forty thousand dirhams
So Aisha, may God be pleased with her, told me
She said Abu Bakr died
He did not leave behind a dinar or a dinar
Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, took it
Four hundred dinars
So he put it in a bundle
He said to the boy
Take it to Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah, may God be pleased with him
So the boy went
He said
The Commander of the Faithful tells you
Make this some of your needs
He said
May God bless him and have mercy on him
Then he said
Come on, maid
Go with these seven to so-and-so
And this five to so-and-so
Until I implement it
So the boy returned to Omar
So tell him
He found that he had prepared something similar for Muadh bin Jabal
And he said
Take it to Moaz bin Jabal, may God be pleased with him
So he took her to him
He said
The Commander of the Faithful tells you
Make this some of your needs
And he said
May God have mercy on him and grant him peace
Come on, maid
Go to so-and-so's house with this
So his wife came out
And she said
We are poor, by God
So give us
Only De Naran remained in the rag
So he brought them to her
So the boy returned to Omar
So tell him that
And he said
They are brothers to each other
Abu Musa Al-Ashari, may God be pleased with him, used to say to his son
Remember the owner of the loaf
Then it was mentioned that a man from the children of Israel worshiped God for seventy years
Then Satan is a beautiful woman in his eyes
He stayed with her for seven days
Then he ran away
So he lived with poor people
So she gave him a loaf of bread in charity
Some of those poor people wanted him
So he chose him and then he died
So his worship is equal to the seven days that are with a woman
So the seven days preferred worshiping him
Then weigh the loaf for the seven days
So he won it
On the authority of Saada bint Awf, the wife of Talha bin Ubaidullah, may God be pleased with him, she said
One day Talha gave in charity one hundred thousand dirhams
Then he imprisoned him from going to the mosque
That she gathered the two ends of his garment for him
Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam, may God be pleased with him, had a thousand mamluks
They pay him the tax
He divided it every night
Then he goes home and does not have anything with him
Abdullah bin Omar, may God be pleased with him, was
He freed his slave girl, called Rumaitha
And he said
I heard God Almighty say in His book
You will not attain righteousness until you spend from what you love
By God, I would love you in this world
Go, you are free for God's sake
And when he complained, may God be pleased with him
He longed for a whale, so he hunted for it
When it was placed in my hands, a beggar came
He said: Give him the whale
His wife said: We will give him a dirham
It is more beneficial to him than this
And you fulfill your desire for him
He said: My desire is what I want
And he brought twenty thousand
He did not get up from his seat until he gave it to her
Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, said
Three I do not reward
A man enlarged me on the council
I cannot reward him
Even if I gave him everything I own
The second is the one whose feet were forced to differ from me
For I cannot repay him
Even if I drop some of my blood for him
And the third, I cannot reward him
Until the Lord of the Worlds rewards him on my behalf
Who gave me the need?
He couldn't find a place for her other than me
Urwa Ibn Al-Zubayr, may God have mercy on him, said
If one of you dedicates something to God Almighty
It does not make him feel ashamed
To make him generous
God, Blessed and Most High, is the most generous of the generous
The most deserving of those chosen for him
Jaafar bin Muhammad, may God have mercy on him, said
Favor is only achieved by three
By accelerating it, reducing it, and concealing it
Some wise men said
If you seek favor, cover it up
If you find it useful, spread it
The crops of Sahnoun bin Saeed, may God have mercy on him, were in Zaytouna
Five hundred dinars per year
The year does not end unless the debts are due
Because of his great charity and kindness
Uri bin Al-Hussein, may God have mercy on him, was miserly
When he died, they found him providing food for a hundred people in the city
May God have mercy on him, he used to carry a bag of bread on his back at night
So he gives it in charity and says
Charity in secret extinguishes the wrath of the Almighty God
When he died, may God have mercy on him, they washed him
They looked at black marks on his back
They said: What is this?
They said he was carrying flour scabs on his back at night
He gives it to the poor people of the city
Al-Muhallab bin Abi Sufra, may God have mercy on him, said
It is amazing who buys Mamluks with his money
He does not buy free people with his favor
On the authority of Maimun bin Mahran, may God have mercy on him, he said:
If I give a dirham in charity in my life
I love it more than having one hundred dirhams given in charity on my behalf after my death
A questioner came asking at the door of Al-Rabi’ bin Khathim, may God have mercy on him
He said, "Give this beggar sugar."
His family said, “He just wants us to feed him a piece of bread.”
He said: Feed him sugar
Spring loves sugar
Ibn al-Muqaffa said generosity through effort is the ultimate generosity
Some of the predecessors, may God have mercy on him, said
Someone despises something
Then something worse than him will come
It means ban
And what he said was true
Be kind to people and you will enslave their hearts
Man has always been enslaved by Ihsan
Whoever is serious about money is the money of all people
To him, money is a charm for a person
It is better if it is possible and possible
A person will not be able to last forever
Hubaysh bin Mubashir, may God have mercy on him, said
I sat with Ahmed bin Hanbal and Yahya bin Maeen, may God have mercy on them
And people are available
They unanimously agreed that they did not know a good, stingy man
Ibn al-Jawzi, may God have mercy on him, said
Nizamni Al-Mulk fell ill, may God have mercy on him
He healed himself with charity
A group of weak people gather around him
So he gives them alms and he forgives
Al-Hafiz bin Fadlallah Al-Amri, may God have mercy on him, said
She used to come to Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, may God have mercy on him
Arched arches of gold and silver
And branded horses, cattle, and crafts
He will give it all away
And put it in its place for those in need
He does not take anything from him except to give it away
He does not preserve it except to devote it all to the path of righteousness
The path of people of humility, not of arrogance
He was not fed up with love and desires
And none of the three worldly things are more beloved to him
Other than prayer
He received money every year
Almost countless
He spends all of it in thousands and hundreds
He does not seek a dirham from him with his hand
He does not spend it on his needs
Rather, it was if he could not
He changes some of his clothing
He pushes it to the questioner
A life of peace
Between words and action