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To leave the speech with you and cut it off and speak to your servant. He said: No. He said, You are a servant of God. So the Caliph cried, and I met a group of our sheikhs, including Abu Al-Hajjaj Al-Sharbali in Seville, and he would often recite the Qur an in the Qur an when he was alone. A strange picture, and you should pray in shoes if they are not dirty and walk in them and advise the seeker of knowledge better or with women and be moderate in prostration if you prostrate in prayer or in reading and do not spread your arms in your prostration as a dog does and do not burden yourself with work except what you can handle and you know that you will last it. I came to a dead person, and he taught him that there is no god but God, and do not think ill of him if he did not say that or say no, for I know that a person in Morocco happened to him like this and was famous for his righteousness. And he went from my fathers and brothers, and they used to say to me, Don t you and Islam die a Jew or a Christian. So I used to say to them, No. When you heard me, I say No, until God protects me from them. In her hands and if she attends the burial of a dead person from the obelisk Whoever does not leave his grave, stop for an hour, as much as he asks, for he will find comfort in standing for you. Demons do not open a closed door, read Ayat al-Kursi when you sleep, set things straight, do what you can, do good, and do not say if God wrote me wretched, then I am wretched, and if he wrote me happy, then I am happy, so I do not work. It is not lost more than the best of work, and God says, but whoever is given and feared and believed in goodness, so we will make it easier for the family, but from the abundance of his absence, and he was disturbed, and he lied to the good

He, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, said, Work and rely, and every one is facilitated for that which is easy for him.

Whoever was created for bliss, he will make it easy for the left, and whoever is created for hell will make it easy for hardship, and everyone will bring down his status. You will be just, and leave your rights to your brother as much as you can, and less stumbling blocks for people of virility and appearances, except in establishing the legal limits. Wipe its forelocks and its miraculousness and imitate it, and do not imitate it with a string or a bell, and strive with your money and yourself for those who associate with God and intercede, except in a limit, if it reaches the ruler, and wear white clothes from the clothes, for it is the best dress for the believer, the purest and the best, and the shroud of the dead in it. What God has blessed him with is the provision and more than visiting the graves, and do not sit with them a lot, and do not say no, but sit as long as you consider and remind you of the Hereafter, and do not harm the owners of the graves by talking with them about worldly matters. The group of informed scholars and commanded the boy to pray for seven years and beat him for it for ten years and differentiate between boys in beds and do not lead to your brother in the same garment and continue between Hajj and Umrah and if it is close to Mecca and more than Umrah and circumambulation, especially in Ramad The Umrah in Ramadan is equivalent to Hajj. This is the established and more than eating oil and applying it with it. If you buy food and eat it, avoid the seven sins, which are polytheism, witchcraft, killing the soul that God has forbidden except by right, eating the money of the orphan, eating usury, taking over on the day of march, and slandering chaste women who are ignorant of the believing women.

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You have to prostrate a lot and pray in congregation, and if you are able to live in the Levant

The Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, is proven from him that he said, You should go to the Levant, for it is God s best from His land, and to it He chooses His best from His servants.

And do not talk about conjecture, for suspicion is the most false talk. Do not sit on the streets and do not enter upon the women singers. Nor are you satisfied with a matter that you must do, and be just between your legs if you put on shoes or put one of your legs over the other, and know that your limbs are part of your flock, so be just in them, for God has commanded you to be just about those who entrust you, and if you are owned, do not say to your owner, my Lord, and say, My master, and if you have a owned or owned property, then do not say my servant. Nor my ummah, say my servant and my maidservant, and do not say to anyone, my master, for the master is God


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