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How to Safeguard Your Time
By Hadhrat Mawlānā Muhammad Saleem Dhorat hafizahullāh
The great tābi'ī, Hasan al-Basri rahimahullāh once said:
A day that has passed will never return. Every morning at sunrise the day says:
Whoever is able to do some good should do it, for I will never return to you.
Just think! Our childhood days have passed; for many their youth has passed; others have reached old age and are waiting only for death to come. Allāh ta'ālā says:
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دعوتِ علم و عمل
Da'wat-e-'Ilmo 'Amal
تقوی، تواضع اور شکر
Taqwā, Tawādhu' awr Shukr
نعمتِ اعتكاف كى قدر
Ni'mate I'tikāf kī Qadr
کتب بینی کے ساتھ قطب بینی بھی ضروری ہے
Kutub Bīnī ke Sāth Qutub Bīnī bhī Zarūrī
تصوف کی روح
Tasawwuf kī Rūh
چھ صفات اور دین کے پانچ شعبے
Che Sifāt awr Dīn ke Pānch Shu'bey
دینی مدارس دین کے قلعے
Dīnī Madāris Dīn ke Qil'ey
بسم اللہ اور اس کی برکات
Bismillāh awr Uskī Barakāt
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Words of Wisdom
For a religious person to feel he has no need to sit in the company of the ‘uIamā is a sign that he is not really religious.
Shaykh Mawlānā Muhammad Saleem Dhorat hafizahullāh
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