Bismillah
An Advice to those that do not Attend the Classes Due to the Claim that they do not have a Good Understanding of the Arabic Language – Benefits from Shaykh AbdurRahman ibn Ghalib al-Muwasi (hafidhullah Ta’ala)
They exclude themselves from a gathering which the Angels search out to make dua for
those that are present within them.
They travel for the purpose of seeking knowledge for the sake of Allah.
They travel to meet their brothers (Mashaykh and other than them) for the sake of
Allah.
When they enter the masjid they make dua, asking Allah to open the doors of mercy for
them.
When they meet their brothers, they make dua for each other upon giving salam.
While giving salam and shaking hands, their sins fall off as-long-as they maintain that
handhold.
Upon giving salam to the Shaykh they may have the opportunity of ask him to make dua
for them or alternatively they make dua for him and he may respond with: “May Allah
bless you too”, or the like of this. Khair upon khair.
They pray rakat’ain (2 units of prayer) upon entering the masjid, patiently sitting making
the remembrance of Allah until the Adhaan is called.
Responding to it, due to it being legislated in the Sunnah, earning the pleasure of Allah.
More khair.
They then make dua between the Adhaan and Iqama, remembering that is is a time of
its acceptance, having certainty that Allah listens, up until the iqama is called. Is there
not khair in this?
They pray in Jama’ah (with the congregation) with the Muslims, more rewards.
They attend the gathering and benefit from the people of Ahlus-Sunnah coming to t
each t hem their religion. Surely, this not a difficult situation for those who live locally
and for other than them, should they wish to attend.
Constantly being reminded about the rights of Allah, the Deen (religion) and its people.
Being encouraged to seek beneficial knowledge and to follow that up with righteous
actions. Being reminded about khair and being warned against shar’.
Staying in the Masjid between Maghrib and Isha waiting for the salah to be established,
full of khair and much, much more.