'Aqîdah 'Eid Advice from the Salaf Affairs of the Ummah Ahl Al-Kitab Allah's mercy angels Announcements Attire Backbiting Bid'ah Biographical Brotherhood Character charity Coming to Islam da'wah death dunyâ family fasting fear fiqh fitnah food Good deeds Gratitude hadîth Hajj Hajj and Umrah historical humbleness hypocrisy Ikhlas iman intentions Introduction knowledge Law love Manners and Conduct Marriage merits mosque Names and Attributes of Allah Paradise patience prayer Punishment Quran Ramadan remembering Allah repentance Resurrection reward Shaytân sins Sunnah supplication tafsir taqwâ The Companions The Fire the grave the heart the hereafter usury women worship zinâ zuhd
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Anas b. Mâlik – Allah be pleased with him – said: You people do things today that you regard as less significant than a strand of hair, whereas we, during the time of the Prophet – peace and blessings be upon him – used to consider them destructive sins. Al-Bukhârî in his Sahîh, Chapter on sins that are seen as insignificant but which should be kept away from.
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