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Don't you think you need to know how to identify a scholar?  Today, anyone who has a YouTube channel or entertains people at Speakers Corner, or seems to refute everyone is a scholar.

This extremely important benefit has been extracted from the lecture titled: The Importance of Sticking to the Ulema (Scholars) by Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala).

Who was Abdullah bin Hudhafa as-Sahmi?  Here is a narration from Sahih al-Bukhari to answer that question.

Narrated Ibn `Abbas:  Allah's Messenger (sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam) sent a letter to Khosrau with `Abdullah bin Hudhafa as-Sahmi and told him to hand it over to the governor of al-Bahrain. The governor of Al-Bahrain handed it over to Khosrau, and when he read the latter, he tore it into pieces. (The sub-narrator added, "I think that Ibn Al-Musaiyab said, 'Allah 's Apostle invoked (Allah) to tear them all totally Khosrau and his companions) into pieces. Sahih al-Bukhari, Hadeeth no.: 4424  Book 64: Book of Military Expeditions led by the Prophet (sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam) (Al-Maghaazi)  Chapter 82: The letter of the Prophet (sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam) to Kisra (Khosrau) and Qaiser (Caesar) Hadith 446 Now bearing this in mind, listen to Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala) narrate the story of how this sahabi (radiAllahu anhu) was captured, imprisoned, tortured, and bribed in order to entice him to leave his religion (radiAllahu anhu). Download The_Imprisonment_of_Abdullah_bin_Hudhafa_as-Sahmi_-_Abu_Uwais_Abdullah_Ali.mp3 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] Conditions to re-use / re-post: No modification of any audio files. Any website that posts them must link back to the sources mentioned above. Material not for sale. Follow us: Telegram | Twitter | Website  | YouTube Please feel free to leave a comment below describing the contents of this audio and how you benefitted from it.  These comments may be helpful to others.

This is a lecture that can be found on YouTube.  It is a lecture that was delivered by Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala) on the 9th of August 2003.  A reminder for the Salafis' about what they should be doing, specifically related to good manners.  This lecture is about actualising and implementing these affairs.  The words are supposed to go in our ears, enter our hearts, and be actualised in our lives.  Is it not true, that a reminder benefits the believers. 

Here is a benefit by Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala) that has been extracted from the khutbah titled: It's Haraam to be a Hizbi!, an excellent 10-minute reminder about the danger of hizbiyyah (impermissible partisanship).  The calling to splitting the Muslims in an impermissible manner.

The meaning of Ḥizbiyyah is simply put as partisanship. This can be to a nation, organisation, group, or tribe. All of these forms are prohibited within al-Islam. 

The only form of permissible partisanship an individual is allowed to have is towards Allah and His Messenger (ṣallallāhu 'alaihi wa sallam). The partisanship for the truth and only the truth contained with the revelation.

With this in mind, here is another classic khutbah delivered by Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala) that has been digitally remastered as a reminder for us all.

May Allah enable us to understand and implement that which we hear, Aameen.

This benefit was extracted from a lecture by Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala) that I will be posting very soon, in shaa Allah, i the subject of Sufism.

Here is a very brief reminder for us all to contemplate over.  It has been extracted from the lecture: Let it Go! by Abu Uwais Abdullah Ali (rahimahullah Ta'ala).

On the 9th of January 2022 an online lecture was delivered by Mustafa George (hafidhahullah Ta'ala) titled: The Importance of Preserving One's Time for Markaz Mus'ab bin 'Umair, Coventry.