Al-Fawaa'id: Ibn Qayyim

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Bismillaah

Al-Fawaa'id: Ibn Qayyim

Wise Words
(May Allah have mercy on him)



The hearts of man can be divided into two kinds, the first of which is the heart of those who incline to the Beneficent, which is the source of brightness, life, happiness, pleasure, delight and blessings. 

The second one is the throne of the devil where narrowness, darkness, death, 
sorrow, distress and grief are settled therein. This heart is obsessed by sorrow
 for the past, and grief and distress for the present.ween him and Allah and
 another one between him and people. Whoever tore this veil between him 
and Allah, Allah will tear the veil between him and people."



"The servant has a veil between him and Allah and another 
one between him and people. Whoever tore this veil between
 him and Allah, Allah will tear the veil between him and people."


"The servant has a Lord that he will stand in front of and a house that he will live in, 
so he must seek the pleasure of Allah before
 meeting Him and he should furnish his house before moving into it."



Photo: "The heart will rest and feel relief if it is settled with Allah and it will worry and be anxious if it is settled with people"- Ibn Al-Qayyim.


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