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Here is a lecture delivered by fAbu Suhailah 'Umar Quinn (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) within which he deals with the topic of that which is allowable, disliked and forbidden from joking.  

It has been taken from the Mixlr account of Masjid ad-Dawah ilat-Tawheed and has been digitally edited before being posted below.

May Allah enable us to fully benefit from that which we hear, Aameen.

Abu Hurairah (رضي الله عنه) narrated that The Prophet ﷺ said: "Whoever invites to guidance will be rewarded like those who follow him in the guidance are rewarded, and that will not decrease the reward of those who have followed him." [Collected by Imām Muslim]

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We are Salafi (we say) yet Salafi Da'wah is asking for our aid and assistance and we are holding back!

May Allah protect us all from that which is mentioned in the audio by Abu Suhailah 'Umar Quinn (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) and forgive those that have fallen into such fitan, Aameen.

It has been extracted from a lecture titled: Starting Relationships Right & The Harms Of Haram Relationships from a seminar titled: The Marriage Workshop.

The following benefit from Abu Muhammad al-Maghribee (hafidhullah Ta'ala) has been taken from a DUS Dawah #shorts. 

Abu Hurairah (رضي الله عنه) narrated that The Prophet ﷺ said: "Whoever invites to guidance will be rewarded like those who follow him in the guidance are rewarded, and that will not decrease the reward of those who have followed him." [Collected by Imām Muslim]

This is a lecture that was delivered by The Imām, the Allāmah, ash-Shaykh, Muqbil bin Hādī Al-Wādi'ī (rahimahullah Ta'ala) on the 15th of Rabi al-Awwal, 1422 (only a month or so before his death), corresponding to the 7th of June 2001.   The Arabic title that was given to it, translates as What I Witnessed in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

What was this tape about?  It is a recantation and clarification of some statements he, (rahimahullah Ta'ala)  had made, in some of his works, in criticism of Saudi Arabia. Having spent a considerable amount of time in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during his illness, which led to his death over the last year or so of his life, he witnessed many things that led him to make the following clarification, in which he took back all of what he had previously stated. 

I personally had the honour of meeting the Shaykh (rahimahullah Ta'ala) one time in my life, in August of 2000, in his hotel room in Makkah, one of the most memorable experiences of my life, shortly prior to his death.

This recording is just a digitally re-mastered version of the original audio, done to remove a lot of the excessive background noise.

In this lecture Abdul-Hakeem Mitchell (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) discusses the importance of guarding and safeguarding one's time.

Shaykh ibn Baaz (rahimahullah Ta'ala)) said, "Time is more valuable than gold itself."

This shows us the importance of time because it is a commodity which will aid us in our hereafter.

In safeguarding and utlising our time there are affairs which we must recognise and utilise in order to aid us in using our time well.

• Worship of Allah - The Purpose of our Creation

Ibn Kathir (rahimahullah Ta'ala):

Allah created his servants to worship Him alone without any partners, so whoever obeys Allah with this command, then Allah will grant them the best of rewards and whoever disobeys Him Allah will punish him with the most severe of punishments.

Allah informs us that he is not in need of the servants, he created his servants, rather they are in need of him (subhanahu) in all of their affairs for indeed Allah is the one who created them and he is the one that gives them sustenance. End of speech

• Good companionship

Spend your time with companionship that will aid you upon good.

The Messenger (sallallaahu alaihi wa salam)said,

"The person is upon the religion of his companion, so look to whom you take as your companion."

Have companionship which aids you in worshipping Allah, participating in that which brings you benefit, enjoins the good and forbids the evil, the time you spend with him is one of benefit, seeking beneficial knowledge and acting upon it, reminding one another of Allah, a companion who wants Jannah for you just as he wants for himself.

Anas ibn Malik (radiaAllahu anhu) The Prophet (sallallaahu alaihi wa salam) said, "One of you does not truly believe until he loves for his brother that which he loves for himself."

• Righteous Actions and Exertion upon them

Do not fill ones time with the actions which are haram and actions which Allah subhanahu disapproves of, it is important to recognise that the worldly life is the place of cultivation for the aakhirah, this is where the seeds are laid down, which we seek to harvest and benefit from in the hereafter. Therefore, if a person does not exert themselves upon good, what will he have to harvest in the aakhirah?

Umar ibn Abdul-Azeez said, "indeed the night and the day they work for you, they are in your service so work for them. Ie take advantage of them, take advanatgae of the actions of the night and the actions of the day."

Abu Hurayrah (radiAllahu anhu) said he and other from the companions would split their night into three, 1/3 for sleep, 1/3 for revision of hadeeth and 1/3 for the worship of Allah (night prayer, supplication etc).

Your life in this world is not eternal, so take benefit of it while you can. [Source]

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At the end of lesson 93 of the ongoing series titled: Explanation Kitaab As-Sunnah Ibn Majah one of the questions asked to Abu Khadeejah Abdul-Waahid (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) was the following:

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He (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) gave the following response.