The advice of the Salaf for the youth and their concern for this phase is very abundant. In this treatise, Advice of The Salaf To the Youth, the author has selected a group of them along with a simple commentary on each advice.
In this work, ‘My Hijaab, My Path’ the compiler has done an excellent job of incorporating material that addresses these numerous issues and questions, explains the true guidelines regarding hijaab, and has brought clarity and insight to the principles involved; not merely from opinion, experience, or personal views, but by referring to the works of those people who are the only inheritors and successors of the Last Messenger of Islaam upon earth, the scholars.
Dr. Muhammad Bazmul, a professor at Umm al-Qura University in Makkah al-Mukarramah, discusses the topic of parents’ rights at length in this vital edition to the authentic Islamic literature. The following topics are covered:
” The Ruling of Respecting the Parents. ” The Virtue, Fruit and Benefit of Respecting the Parents. ” The Punishment for Being Undutiful to the Parents. ” The Way to be Respectful to the Parents. ” Various Issues and Rulings pertaining to Respecting the Parents.
This book includes authentic accounts highlighting her intelligence, commitment to the deen, sincere belief in Allah ta ala, and her perseverance during the most difficult circumstances.
Islam gives importance to every affair of life. Thus, there is not an aspect of your life—O Muslim—except that Islam clarifies and explains it. And this is from its concern for rectifying and unifying the community. And because the rectification of the community follows the rectification of the family, and the unity of the community is a result of the unity of the family, and the happiness of the family is connected to the spouses, Islam gives a great deal of importance to the spouses.
As it relates to the rights of the spouses—O brothers, O beloved—there are rights before the engagement, rights at the time of the engagement, rights at the time of the marriage contract, and rights which remain throughout the affair of marriage.
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