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The worker is its owners, he is responsible for that, not you, and people have entered into this suspicion that they do not know except in the Hereafter. They sinned by eating it, and you sinned when you gave them money that it was not permissible for you to give to them, and you imagined proximity in the eye of distance, and do not delve into the money of God unjustly, and do not shun your father, who was who he was, and do not follow people s faults or their faults, and work yourself and the good manners of your son and his name, and if you are afflicted with the company of the wife, then her home And it descends from your mind to hers, for that is from the perfection of your mind, so treat each person according to who he is and not according to what you are, for the majority of women are that they are not able to reach the level of perfection of men, except for those who came in the text with their perfection, namely, Maryam bint Imran and Asiyah, the wife of Pharaoh, for the text came in both of them. With perfection from the Prophet, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, and you should be just in judgment, and extinguish the fire when you have finished your need for it, and you should use the black bean, which is Shuneese, for it is a cure for every disease except poison and death. And the illness has been cured of him. There is no cure for this disease. A man from the people of hadith from Bani Afair from the people of Abla saw him, he was called Saad Al-Saud. Doctors lied, and the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, is more truthful than them

He said about the black seed that it is a cure for every disease

And this disease that befell you as a result of that, then he said to me with black seed and honey, then he mixed this with this and covered his whole body, head and face to his feet and licked him from that and left him for an hour. And he returned to what he was in when he recovered, so the doctors and people were amazed at the strength of his faith in the hadith of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace.

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Repel the honor of your Muslim brother as much as you can, and do not let him down if his sanctity is violated

It is proven on the authority of the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that there is no Muslim man who fails a Muslim woman in a place where his sanctity is violated and his honor is violated by him except that God forsakes him in a place he loves to help him

And I have never seen anyone achieve something like this in himself like Sheikh Abu Abdullah al-Daqqaq in the city of Fez in the Maghreb. He never backbited anyone, nor did anyone backbite in his presence. This was on his own, and perhaps he would say, After Abu Bakr al-Siddiq was not a friend like me, and he mentions this, and yes, the master came out. And our Sheikh Abu Abdullah Muhammad Ibn Qasim Ibn Abd al-Rahman Ibn Abd al-Karim al-Tamimi al-Fassi, the imam at the Al-Azhar mosque in Ain al-Khail from the city of Fez, in a book he called al-Mustafad in his mention of the righteous among the servants in the city of Fez and the next in the country. If you meet one of the Muslims, shake hands with him when you greet him and do not bow to him as the non-Muslims do, for this is a bad habit and

It has been reported that the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, was told to him: If a man meets a man, he bows to him. He said, No. He was asked to shake his hand. He said yes

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It has been proven that he said, There are no two Muslims who shake hands but that they are forgiven before they separate.

And enjoin your family, your daughters, and the women of the believers not to take off their clothes in anything other than their homes, and that you do not sleep at night unless your will is written at your head, for you do not know if you sleep in the morning, whether in the living or among the dead, for God catches the soul of the one whom He has decreed death in sleep, if he sleeps and sends the other to me. An appointed term, and humility for creation is an exaltation in the sight of God, and do not sit with women or boys too much, for it diminishes your mind as much as it descends into their minds with the temptation of which he is afraid of in the company of women. And they do not display their adornment except where God has commanded them and you, and the servants enter upon your women, for they are the first to wear ties, and hide your women from them as you veil them from male stallions, for they are men.


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