The Prophet (ﷺ) clarified that a person does not attain the complete obligatory faith until his love is in accordance with what the Messenger (ﷺ) brought of commands, prohibitions, and other matters—so that he loves what he commanded and dislikes what he forbade.

• The Hadīth represents a rule of yielding to the Shariah and submitting to it.
• It warns us not to refer to our minds or habits for judgment and give them precedence over what the Messenger (ﷺ) came with. Imān (faith) is negated from those who act like that.
• It is obligatory to refer for judgment to the Shariah in all matters, based on his statement: "with what I have come with."
• Imān increases by good deeds and decreases by sins.

1. Página inicial
2. Virtues and Manners
3. Heart-Softeners and Sermons
4. Condemning Whims and Desires
5. O Hadith

• I am not leaving behind a more harmful trial for men than women
• I fear two things for my Ummah: the Qur’an and milk. As for milk, they seek the countryside, follow desires, and neglect the prayers. As for the Qur’an, the hypocrites learn it to argue with the believers by means of it
• The son of Adam has been destined his share of fornication, which he will inevitably acquire. The eyes fornicate by looking, the ears fornicate by listening, the tongue fornicates by speaking, the hand fornicates by hitting, the foot fornic...
• If you see those who follow the ambiguous verses, they are those whom Allah has named; so, beware of them