Continuation of the answer regarding the saying of some people: “An increase in good is good”

The Shaykh : ... As for the statement that “an increase in good is good,” when it is correct, this applies to absolute acts of worship that came in the Sunnah as absolute, whether in words and deeds, or in words only, but the practice of the righteous Salaf followed this absoluteness. However, if an act of worship or the verbal explanation came from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) as absolute, and then its restriction was established by the deeds of the Salaf, it is not permissible to take that absolute text. If it is from the voluntary acts that are absolute and the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) did not restrict them, we keep them absolute and do not restrict them.