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Lifespan (ʿumr) is a precious jewel whose value cannot be equalled. Rather, a single breath of its breaths cannot be obtained by a person with the treasuries of the kings of this world, nor can its return be brought about, nor can its replacement or compensation be made possible, nor can its appointed duty be made up; for every breath has a duty. It is the capital of the intelligent believer, with which he acquires the means of divine, everlasting felicity. So if it is expended on such vile, worldly matters [as craving created things], that is a grievous loss, a great ruin, and a calamity whose recovery cannot be achieved by all the former and latter generations; for lifespan is counted, an...
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“Striving against the disbelievers is easy,[1] because their tricks are apparent and they are repelled at once, and because they are visible and tangible, it is easy to be saved from their arrows and spears – unlike the self.” —Abū Saʿīd al-Khādimī (d. 1176 AH/1763 CE) --- 1. That is, relative to striving against the self.
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“This world is an abode of trial, hardship, and separation, while the next world is an abode of joy, meeting, and reunion. Blessed is he whose day is the day of reunion, and woe to him whose day is the day of separation. This world is an abode of tribulation, perishing, and passing, not an abode of permanence, continuity, and joy. Its beginning is weakness and feebleness, and its end is death and graves.” —Abū Saʿīd al-Khādimī (d. 1176 AH/1763 CE)
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In this excerpt from his commentary on Imām al-Ghazālī’s Ayyuhā al-walad (“O Child”), the Ḥanafī jurist and Naqshbandī Abū Saʿīd al-Khādimī (d. 1176 AH/1763 CE) explores a key theme: knowledge must be acted upon to be of benefit. Al-Ghazālī’s original words, shown in bold, are woven into the explanation. ‹If a man had a fever and a bilious illness whose treatment is with oxymel and barley water› – these are two medicines used for that illness – ‹then recovery›, that is, deliverance and healing, ‹is not attained›, meaning it is not achieved, ‹except by using them. (Poetry:)› ‹Even if you measure out two thousand raṭls of wine…› ‹Until you drink it, you will not have intoxication.› Meaning,...
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“If I were to backbite, I would backbite my parents, because they are most entitled to my good deeds.” —Ibn al-Mubārak
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If it is said: If ablution expiates minor sins, then nothing else, like fasting, finds anything to expiate. The answer is that sins are like diseases, and acts of obedience are like medicines. Just as for each type of disease there is a type of medicine that nothing else benefits for it, so it is with acts of obedience in relation to sins. This is indicated by the ḥadīth: “Indeed, among sins are sins that are not expiated by fasting, nor prayer, nor military expedition; they are only expiated by striving to provide for one’s dependents.”[1] All of this pertains to sins related to the rights of Allah (exalted is He). —Shaykh Ibrāhīm al-Mārighnī al-Zaytūnī, in Bughyat al-murīd, his commenta...
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al-salāmu ʿalaykum I have been really bad at updating this channel whenever I share something on Patreon. In sha Allah, whenever I start a new book, I will aim to post its first share. Last week I started sharing from Shaykh Ibrāhīm al-Mārighnī’s (d. 1349 AH/1930 CE) commentary on Imām al-Sanūsī’s (d. 895 AH) al-ʿAqīdah al-Ṣughrā (The Small Creed), also known as Umm al-barāhīn (The Mother of Demonstrations) titled Ṭāliʿ al-bushrā. His commentary is an excellent introductory commentary on Imām al-Sanūsī’s text. The first share is here: https://www.patreon.com/musafurber/posts/al-marighni-tali-172751053?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_conten...
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“Whoever commits a sin and then knows that Allah – exalted is He – has decreed it for him and hopes for His forgiveness, Allah will forgive him for his sin.” —Sufyān al-Thawrī (via Nawawī al-Jāwī of Banten’s Bahjat al-wasāʾil)
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“Blessed is the man who knows the faults of his own soul to be more than what people know of them.” —Ibn Ḥazm
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If it is said: If ablution expiates minor sins, then nothing else, like fasting, finds anything to expiate. The answer is that sins are like diseases, and acts of obedience are like medicines. Just as for each type of disease there is a type of medicine that nothing else benefits for it, so it is with acts of obedience in relation to sins. This is indicated by the ḥadīth: “Indeed, among sins are sins that are not expiated by fasting, nor prayer, nor military expedition; they are only expiated by striving to provide for one’s dependents.”[1] All of this pertains to sins related to the rights of Allah (exalted is He). —Shaykh Ibrāhīm al-Mārighnī al-Zaytūnī, in Bughyat al-murīd, his commenta...
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In this excerpt from his commentary on Imām al-Ghazālī’s Ayyuhā al-walad (“O Child”), the Ḥanafī jurist and Naqshbandī Abū Saʿīd al-Khādimī (d. 1176 AH/1763 CE) explores a key theme: knowledge must be acted upon to be of benefit. Al-Ghazālī’s original words, shown in bold, are woven into the explanation. ‹If a man had a fever and a bilious illness whose treatment is with oxymel and barley water› – these are two medicines used for that illness – ‹then recovery›, that is, deliverance and healing, ‹is not attained›, meaning it is not achieved, ‹except by using them. (Poetry:)› ‹Even if you measure out two thousand raṭls of wine…› ‹Until you drink it, you will not have intoxication.› Meaning,...
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“If I were to backbite, I would backbite my parents, because they are most entitled to my good deeds.” —Ibn al-Mubārak
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al-salāmu ʿalaykum I have been really bad at updating this channel whenever I share something on Patreon. In sha Allah, whenever I start a new book, I will aim to post its first share. Last week I started sharing from Shaykh Ibrāhīm al-Mārighnī’s (d. 1349 AH/1930 CE) commentary on Imām al-Sanūsī’s (d. 895 AH) al-ʿAqīdah al-Ṣughrā (The Small Creed), also known as Umm al-barāhīn (The Mother of Demonstrations) titled Ṭāliʿ al-bushrā. His commentary is an excellent introductory commentary on Imām al-Sanūsī’s text. The first share is here: https://www.patreon.com/musafurber/posts/al-marighni-tali-172751053?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_conten...
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“This world is an abode of trial, hardship, and separation, while the next world is an abode of joy, meeting, and reunion. Blessed is he whose day is the day of reunion, and woe to him whose day is the day of separation. This world is an abode of tribulation, perishing, and passing, not an abode of permanence, continuity, and joy. Its beginning is weakness and feebleness, and its end is death and graves.” —Abū Saʿīd al-Khādimī (d. 1176 AH/1763 CE)
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“Striving against the disbelievers is easy,[1] because their tricks are apparent and they are repelled at once, and because they are visible and tangible, it is easy to be saved from their arrows and spears – unlike the self.” —Abū Saʿīd al-Khādimī (d. 1176 AH/1763 CE) --- 1. That is, relative to striving against the self.
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Lifespan (ʿumr) is a precious jewel whose value cannot be equalled. Rather, a single breath of its breaths cannot be obtained by a person with the treasuries of the kings of this world, nor can its return be brought about, nor can its replacement or compensation be made possible, nor can its appointed duty be made up; for every breath has a duty. It is the capital of the intelligent believer, with which he acquires the means of divine, everlasting felicity. So if it is expended on such vile, worldly matters [as craving created things], that is a grievous loss, a great ruin, and a calamity whose recovery cannot be achieved by all the former and latter generations; for lifespan is counted, an...
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Questions about Musa's Workshop
How many subscribers does Musa's Workshop have?
Musa's Workshop (@musasworkshop) has 1,349 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
What is Musa's Workshop about?
It is listed in Religion & Spirituality, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Keep track of Musa Furber's public & private shares.”
Where does Musa's Workshop rank?
By subscribers it is #660 in Religion & Spirituality, #5,041 among international channels, #6,960 among English channels, #7,875 worldwide.
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When does Musa's Workshop post?
Most often on Sunday, around 01:00 UTC. It publishes about 1 post a week.
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