Status Updates From At Their Feet: Piety Toward...

Absolutely moved to tears rn

I’m just in the first few pages, and I’m already feeling remorseful for my arrogance towards the ones I’m meant to revere the most.

'I have not seen any person more dutiful to his parents than Fadl ibn Yahya al-Barmaki. He was so dutiful that Yahya would always have warm water for ablution. They were once together in prison and the warden refused to let them bring in wood on a cold night. When Yahya went to sleep, Fadl took a small container, filled it [with] water and held it close to the lamp. He remained standing like this until the morning.’

Nvm I’m seeing that 90% completed and I’m just gonna finish it now

I genuinely dropped my phone 5 times writing this updated

“One of wise ones said, ‘Do not befriend a person who is disowned to his parents because he will never be good to you, as he has not been good to someone who has a greater right than you.”

Ok I’ll continue on da bus

I’m really enjoying this but a girl in front of me is non stop humming

Ok starting chapter 1 I need to be done this by tomorrow by 3:30 pm tmrw light work

“Sadly, in today’s increasingly hedonistic and materialistic world, the rights of parents are often neglected in the rush for self-gratification…In a society devoted to the cult of youth the elderly are consigned to the side-lines.”

I LOVE that second sentence. Wowie

Abu Ghassan al-Dhabbi narrated that he once went out walking at the outskirts of Madinah and his father was walking behind him. He met Abu Hurayrah (rady Allahu 'anhu) who asked, "Who is this person walking behind you?' I said, My father. He said, 'You have done a wrong thing and have contradicted the Sunnah. Don't walk in front of your father. Walk behind him or on his right! Don't let anyone come in between you and