Luminous quotes

He was a great reciter and a regular in the reading of Abu Jaafar and Nafi’

He is one of the most clever of Jacob's companions

He was an imam in reading, skilled in it, a famous and intelligent officer, and a prominent reader in reading

And those who believe and do righteous deeds will be admitted into gardens beneath which rivers flow, to abide therein by the permission of their Lord. Their greeting therein is peace.

He was a distinguished and trustworthy reciter and a famous officer for the most trusted companions of Ya'qub

And We have spread the earth, and what good guides they are

He was a jurist who excelled in reading and controlled it alone, with a narration that he chose behind him and did not know of any other

Trustworthy and beyond trustworthy

O you who have believed, fear God as He should be feared, and do not die unless you are Muslims

O you who have believed, fear God and speak words that are right and will make your deeds right for you and forgive you your sins. And whoever obeys God and His Messenger has achieved a great victory.

If you prayed, why don’t you sit with us? He said, “Sit with the Companions and Followers and look at their books and their works, so what should I do with you? You backbite people.”

Souls are encouraged by imitation, are active in deeds, and want to compete with others. The truth is supported by mentioning its evidence and the large number of people who carry it out.

Their stories are a lesson for those with understanding

Whoever looks at the paths of the predecessors will know their shortcomings and lag behind the ranks of men

One is with the one he loves

When the righteous are mentioned, mercy descends

I asked my father which reading is most beloved to you. He said the reading of the people of Medina. I said, “If it is not the reading of Asim.”

Do you apply perfume? He said, “No, but I saw in what the sleeper sees the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, while he was reciting ‘Vi,’ and from that time on I smelled this odor.”

He was confident in the letters as an argument

He was a good reader and had a good voice when he read, hamming, extending, emphasizing, and explaining the syntax, without boring the listener

I was commanded to worship the Lord of this town, who has made it sacred and to Him belongs everything, and I was commanded to be among the Muslims

He continued to be the imam with whom people gathered to read in Mecca until he died

Yes, I sealed it with Ibn Kathir after I read about Mujahid, and he was more knowledgeable in Arabic than Mujahid

There was no one in Mecca who was more eloquent than Humaid bin Qais and Abdullah bin Katheer

Our reading is the reading of Abdullah bin Katheer, and upon it I found the people of Mecca

It's okay

I have never seen someone like Abu Omar

Hold on to the recitation of Abu Omar, for it will become a chain of transmission for people

I saw Ahmed bin Hanbal writing about Abu Omar Al-Duri

Sadouk, the big shop

I haven't prepared a sermon in twenty years

I went to Malik and said, “Speak to me,” and he said, “Read,” and I said, “No, but speak to me.” When she wanted him, he said to the boy, “Strike him,” and he hit me with fifteen dirhams. I said, “You have wronged me. I will not make you free.” He said, “What is his atonement?” I said, “You told me fifteen stories.” So he spoke to me, and I said, “Increase the beating and increase the conversation.” He laughed and said, “Go.”

Ibn Dhakwan was much more knowledgeable than Sham, and he was Sham and much more knowledgeable than Ibn Dhakwan

It was not in Iraq, nor in the Hijaz, nor in the Levant, nor in Egypt, nor in Khorasan during the time of Ibn Dhakwan that I read from it.

I have not seen anyone read more than Asim bin Abi Al-Najood

A good, trustworthy, good man

Its place is honesty

Then they were returned to God, their True Master

Abu Bakr was known for his righteousness and had jurisprudence and knowledge of news

I have not seen anyone quicker to follow the Sunnah than Abu Bakr bin Ayyash

He is the world with which God revived his century

As for recitation, it is reliable and reliable, and the ancients considered him superior in memorization to Abu Bakr bin Ayyash and described him as being precise in the letters with which he recited to Asim.

I was born in the year eighty, and I read well when I was fifteen years old

And say, “Praise be to God, who has not had a son, who has no partner in the kingdom, and who has no guardian,” from humiliation and greatness.

I have never seen with my own eyes the truest tone of Al-Kisa’i

Whoever wants to master grammar is dependent on Al-Kasa’i

He is the most knowledgeable of the letters and the differences in the Qur’an, its causes, its doctrines, and the doctrines of grammar. He is the most knowledgeable of people about the letters of the Qur’an and the hadith of the jurists.

He was a great and trustworthy reciter and a famous officer for the most trusted companions of Yaqub

He was skilled and skilled

He was trustworthy, valuable in reading, and mastered it on his own, with a narration that was different in his choice, and he did not know anything else

Confidence and beyond confidence

People wrote about him because of his trustworthiness and goodness

Oh God, give us water, O God, give us water, O God, give us water

O God, around us and not against us, O God, on the hills, the mountains, the valleys, the valleys, and the treetops

If you say to your friend on Friday: “Listen while the imam is giving the sermon,” then you have erred

On Friday, there is an hour that does not coincide with a Muslim slave standing and praying, so he asked God for good except that He gave it to him

I memorized 10 rak’ahs from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, two rak’ahs before noon and two rak’ahs after it.

We used to rejoice on Friday. We had an old woman who would take some of the stems of a chard of ours that we used to plant on our forties, and put it in her pot, then put grains of barley in it. He said, “There is no fat or dung in it. When we prayed Friday, we would visit her and bring it to us. We would rejoice on Friday for that reason, and we would not have lunch or naps until after Friday.”

I fought with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, before we found the enemy’s conquests, so we lined up with them, and the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, stood up to pray for us, so the group with him stood up to pray, and the group approached the enemy, and the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, knelt with those with him and prostrated two prostrations, then they left in the place of the group that had not prayed, so they came, and the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, bowed one rak’ah with them. He prostrated two prostrations, then saluted, and each one of them stood up and bowed one rak’ah for himself and prostrated two prostrations. Ibn Umar added on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and if they were more than that, then they should pray standing and kneeling.

The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, rose and the people stood up with him, so they said “Allahu Akbar” and they said “Allahu Akbar” with him, and he kneeled and some of them kneeled with him, then he prostrated and they prostrated with him, then he rose for the second time, and those who had prostrated stood up and guarded their brothers, and the other group came and kneeled and prostrated with him, and the people were all in prayer, but guarding each other.