In his well-known book, Al-Hikam (Words of Wisdom), sheikh Ahmad Ibn `Ataa'illah As-Sakandari says: A sign of following one’s whims is to be active with optional good deeds while being lazy with required obligations.
Read MoreIn his well-known book, Al-Hikam (Words of Wisdom), sheikh Ahmad Ibn `Ataa'illah As-Sakandari says: “Trying to discover the flaws within you is better than trying to discover the worlds hidden from you.”
Read MoreIn his well-known book, Al-Hikam (Words of Wisdom), sheikh Ahmad ibn `Ataa'illah as-Sakandari says: How often has a long life brought about so little, and how often has a short life brought about so much. If someone’s life is blessed, he will reach, in a short time, bounties from Allah that cannot be expressed in words or comprehended in descriptions.
Read MoreIn his well-known book, Al-Hikam (Words of Wisdom), sheikh Ahmad Ibn `Ataa'illah As-Sakandari says: If you find yourself having less hope in God when you make a mistake, then realize you are only relying on your work, not on God’s Mercy
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In his well-known book, Al-Hikam (Words of Wisdom), sheikh Ahmad Ibn `Ataa'illah As-Sakandari says: A person, who learns of people’s secrets and does not have Godly mercy on them, brings upon himself great danger and disaster.
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