How can a Muslim benefit from his time and leisure?
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Question:
I find that I have a lot of time, and I do not know what to do with it? And I sit with brothers of mine in Allah, and we joke and do things like that.
Answer:
Remember that time is gold, or rather, it is more precious than gold. Time is more precious than gold, so strive to preserve it, and do not waste it on idle talk and stories that have no benefit, whether with your colleagues or with others. Preserve it, and do not spend your time except in what benefits you.
Time has a great significance, so preserve it by reading the Qur'an and increasing your recitation of it, reading hadiths, reading your texts and repeating them. The texts you have: the book "Tawhid," "Bulugh al-Maram," and "Umdat al-Hadith" (the Alfiyyah), the fiqh texts you have. Strive to focus on the texts you have, repeat them and memorize them. Look into the issues that are difficult for you, review the words of the scholars, review the hadiths that you need to memorize, or some of which you forget until you memorize them. Review the commentaries on what is difficult for you.
Study with good, diligent colleagues, and strive to keep their company so that your time is preserved. If you become lax, the time will be lost! There is no power and no strength except with Allah.
I find that I have a lot of time, and I do not know what to do with it? And I sit with brothers of mine in Allah, and we joke and do things like that.
Answer:
Remember that time is gold, or rather, it is more precious than gold. Time is more precious than gold, so strive to preserve it, and do not waste it on idle talk and stories that have no benefit, whether with your colleagues or with others. Preserve it, and do not spend your time except in what benefits you.
Time has a great significance, so preserve it by reading the Qur'an and increasing your recitation of it, reading hadiths, reading your texts and repeating them. The texts you have: the book "Tawhid," "Bulugh al-Maram," and "Umdat al-Hadith" (the Alfiyyah), the fiqh texts you have. Strive to focus on the texts you have, repeat them and memorize them. Look into the issues that are difficult for you, review the words of the scholars, review the hadiths that you need to memorize, or some of which you forget until you memorize them. Review the commentaries on what is difficult for you.
Study with good, diligent colleagues, and strive to keep their company so that your time is preserved. If you become lax, the time will be lost! There is no power and no strength except with Allah.
Source
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