The Dispraise of Al-Hawaa - Part 1 of 3 - Al Quran wa Sunnah

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That is why you see the alcoholic and Al-Jimaa' 38 addict does not reach one- tenth of the enjoyment achieved by those who sometimes infrequently drink 39 or engage in Al-Jimaa'. However, it is the habit which requires that of him. Consequently, he drives himself into destructive paths to attain what is demanded by the habit. Had he been relieved from the Rayn 40 of Al-Hawaa, he would have known that he was miserable wherefore he anticipated happiness, depressed wherefore he thought he was glad, and in pain wherefrom he sought pleasure. He is like a bird that was deceived by a grain of wheat, neither he was able to get it, nor he was able to free himself from the trap he got caught in. So, if it is asked: "How could a person who fell in Al-Hawaa free himself from it?" The response is: "By the help and success granted by Allaah, he will be able to liberate himself from Al-Hawaa by holding to the following matters: 1. A determined free will: having a vigilant care and sense of honor for himself, jealously protecting it. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 38 Al-Jimmao ': Legal sexual intercourse between a man and his wife. 39 Islaam prohibits all forms of intoxication. The evil associated with alcoholic drinks is much greater than the little enjoyment that may be felt by few drinks. In fact the few drinks demand more of it until the person feels high. Then the demand grows to reach a state higher than with his first one. Addiction slowly creeps to destroy the drinker's life and in many cases his family. Allaah; said: They ask you [O Muhammad .concerning alcoholic drink and gambling. Say: "In them is a great sin, and [some] benefit for men, but the sin of them is greater than their benefit." [Qur'aan,SooratAl-Baqarah, 2:219]. 40 Rayn: Much dirtiness from rust, or simply, dirt, filth, etc. 24 SunnahFollowers.Net
2. A dose of patience making himself endure the bitter taste of the moment (i.e. the time his Hawaa is active). 3. Strength and self-determination that encourages him to drink that dose [of patience]. His courage is a moment of forbearance, and the best of living attained by an 'Abd is through his perseverance. 4. Being aware of the splendid impression of the outcome and the cure achieved by that dose [of perseverance]. 5. Being aware of the pain that exceeds the pleasure arising from following his Hawaa. 6. Keeping his good standing before Allaah and in the hearts of Allaah's 'Ibaad. Certainly this is better and more beneficial to this than taking pleasure in following his Hawaa. 7. Preferring the joy of 'Iffaah^ and its honor and sweetness over the pleasure of disobedience and wrong-doing. 8. Having delight in overcoming his enemy and driving him away disgraced in his rage, grief, and worry, being unable to get hold of him as he wishes. In fact, Allaah: loves for His 'Abd to abandon and enrage his enemy as He has said in his noble Book: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 41 'Iffah: Abstinence from what is unlawful and base, virtuousness and decency. 25 SunnahFollowers.Net
Page 1 and 2: From The Treasures of Ibnul Qayyim
Page 3 and 4: O you who believe! Fear Allaah [by
Page 5 and 6: Preface Introducing Imaam Ibnul (or
Page 7 and 8: great book on the fundamentals of I
Page 9 and 10: Imaam Ibnul Qayyim said: Introducti
Page 11 and 12: I bear witness that Muhammad is All
Page 13 and 14: He gave Al-Hawaa power over the hea
Page 15 and 16: hasten to achieve success [in this
Page 17 and 18: THE DISPRAISE OF AL-HAWAA Al-Hawaa
Page 19 and 20: "Khawla Bint Hakeem was one of thos
Page 21 and 22: Therefore, Al-Hawaa is the inclinat
Page 23: likes what he desires even if it wo
Page 27 and 28: harmful situations, preferring the
Page 29 and 30: 15. He should keep himself far from
Page 31 and 32: him from the truth. If it gets to t
Page 33 and 34: Sometimes He changed their forms in
Page 35 and 36: "Al-Jannah is surrounded by all kin
Page 37 and 38: "None of you is a true believer unt
Page 39 and 40: Muroo'ah is the abandonment of desi
Page 41 and 42: said: "All kinds of affliction are
Page 43 and 44: 36. The one who broadens for his se
Page 45 and 46: 39. The parable of the one who foll
Page 47 and 48: Hawaa. If you search for the causes
Page 49 and 50: to his enemy, submitting himself as
Page 51 and 52: Hereafter, however, Allaah has made
Page 53 and 54: ending their heads down before Alla
Page 55 and 56: Related Subjects From The Appendix
Page 57 and 58: He has produced for his slaves, and
Page 59 and 60: of renunciation of Allaah's worship
Page 61 and 62: 5. Ash-Sha'raanee reported that Rab
Page 63 and 64: Yazeed.!!! 117 When the man was ast
Page 65 and 66: him according to his (Abu Yazeed's)
Page 67 and 68: The Hawaa In The Reliance of the Tr
Page 69 and 70: "I am leaving you [after me] on the
Page 71 and 72: known as the Sufi Wajd. 136 You see
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said that: "It has been said that t
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dimension). So, they do not obscure
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ecause their words are Laahootiyyah
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Al-Qushairee 165 said, "Al-Junayd w
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is only a verbal but not real one."
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Ibn 'Ajeebah relates a Sufi fabrica
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him, 'You will not attain anything
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B) Ibn 'Aieebah. Ibn 'Ataa' Illaah.
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And because of the unraveling of su
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A late Sufi. Muhammad Bahaa'-ud-Dee
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lights from the Lights of Al-Malako
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D) An Innovated Shaathili Invocatio
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He also said: "Some of the Awliyaa'
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F) The Qutub, Watty, Rings, Circles
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"Tahoorun, Bad'aqun, Mahbabah, Soor
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'Uzraa'eel 246 and Ar-Ruh (the Spir
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" Whoever tells a lie against me in
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following) on his tongue: 'Allaah,
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At-Tanneesee 263 who spoke about a
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* * * PART 2/2 * * * From The Treas
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appearing in their guise. while the
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from beginning t o end re volves. A
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entire Universe, the Ghayb and the
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Al-Kurdi also related the saying of
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[unconscious]. When they woke up th
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will turn to their idols and worshi
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(b) Part of the manners of the Mure
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eceiving from him, being certain th
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(a) He said concerning the Aayah; t
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The Criteria Of The Sufi Sheikh And
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1. Is he a true sheikh who takes gr
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15. Is he a true sheikh who thinks
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Some of those who claimed to hold t
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said: "Build in the Fire of Hell pl
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Muhadditheen like Ath-Thahabee, Ibn
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One of the m ost popular references
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cooked it to [ present it as a m ea
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Children of Israel and hence a vict
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He sought the help of Al-B adawi wh
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Verily! Allaah grasps the heavens a
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male-sinners; he would hold some of
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Accordingly, they based upon this c
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Or He bestows both males and female
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g) The basics of the Shee'ah concep
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(e) and a penetrating insight. Some
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3. H e cannot do anything wit hout
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Ibn 'Ajeebah, an educated m aster o
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way of the Prophet Muhammad. 413 Th
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creeds, for Allaah is Greater than
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Ibn 'Arab! said, "T hey hear not e
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Al-Qaadee Badr-ud-Deen Bin Jamaa'ah
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"And Allaah taught Adam the names o
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ii) It is a fac t that Allaah does
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Ummah?' It was said, 'No. It is M u
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Futoohaat Al-Makkiyyah) into Al-Fai
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lost their way while attempting to
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So, the wa y to dea l with disputes
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Al-Haafith Ibn Hajar clearly stated
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In the introduction of his book Sha
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Support of the Heaven) through whom
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Nuh Ha Meem Keller and his Distorti
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7. Those who want to turn the Musli
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2. That Ibnul Qayyim supported Ibn
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Response: The Salaf’s guidance to
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In fact they knew the m eaning of t
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one must describe Him as He describ
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said: "He descends without Kayf." 4
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their hands, legs, and eyes are lik
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Sunnah, believing in them and that
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who affirm the Sifaat of the Hands,
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having to face the "dilemma" which
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of Ta 'wee l, noting that am ongst
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Whoever likened Allaah to His Creat
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Secondly, the Hand of Allaah is tru
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"And whatever of misfortune befalls
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Shayekh Muhammad Bin Saa lih Al-'Ut
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them Allaah Naffasa (removed the gr
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Also the reader is cautioned not to
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following statement made by a leadi
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suspending the obvious meanings) of
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23. To hold sacred certain places l
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• Allaah said: It is n ot for a b
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Imaam Maalik said: "The Sunnah is l
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