Tomorrow is the punishment of God, so love for the Muslims what you love for yourself, and hate for them what you hate for yourself, and then die if you wish. And I am telling you, O Aaron, I fear for you most on the day when your feet slip. Is there with you, may God have mercy on you, someone who advises you of something like this? Then Aaron cried so hard that he fainted. So I said to him, “Be gentle, O Commander of the Faithful.” He said, “You and your companions will kill him, and I will be gentle with him.” Then he woke up and said to him, “May God have mercy on you, increase me.” He said, “O Commander of the Faithful, I have heard that a worker of Omar bin Abdul Aziz complained to him, so he wrote to him. O brother, I remind you of how long the people of Hell stayed up in Hell despite the eternity of eternity, and beware of that.” He will depart from you from God Almighty, and it will be the end of the covenant and the end of hope. When he read the letter, he crossed the co

Let the things that are most preferable to you and dearest to you be in accordance with what God has imposed on you and fear what He has forbidden you, for what you worship God with is better for you and better than what you choose for yourself of righteous deeds that are not obligatory for you, and you see that they are more effective for you in what you want, like one who disciplines himself. By poverty, poverty, belittlement, and the like. Rather, the servant should always be mindful of what is obligatory upon him and govern it to the full extent of its limits, and look at what he has forbidden and fear it in the most appropriate manner. For He is the one who cut off the servants from their Lord, the Almighty, the Majestic, and cut them off from being blessed with the sweetness of faith and from attaining the truths of truthfulness, and withholding Their hearts are unable to look at the Hereafter and what God has prepared therein for His friends and enemies, so that they ma

Abdullah Al-Maghawar was a prominent man from the people of Bala from the provinces of Seville in western Andalusia. The reason for his return to the path of God was that when the Almohads entered Bala, a woman threw herself at him and said to him, “Carry me to Seville and remove me from the hands of these people.” So he took her around his neck and left. And when he was alone with her, he was one of the most valiant, and the woman was of extreme beauty, so his soul called him to her place, and he said, “O my soul, it is a trust.”