Ya Allah mudahkanlah segala urusanku dan urusan kaum muslimin dan Takdirkanlah aku ya Allah.....,takdirkanlah aku menikah dengan wanita yang shaliha dan semoga di tahun 2024 ini aku menikah Aamiin
@@jackthumberstone7935 as student in Saudi u get paid and knowledge you will be given too free. They honour knowledge seeker that doesn't mean what he is saying is not true. We all wish to give our shuyukh gifts and an easy life to focus on teaching the ummah and it don't hurt us at all because they are teaching us haqq. We love them for the sake of Allah and pray to Allah to give them blessing of this dunya and akhera. One of the best shuyukh of our generation. Ma sha Allah tabarakallah he is very humble I wish you knew him and listen to his teachings stop listening to one side only and believing everything you are given. Search for haqq bro and u will find it bi idhnillah
@@jackthumberstone7935No the salary of the scholars are actually very low compared to their station. An imam in a Masjid in saudi gets paid 5000 riyal in Saudi.
May Allah make it easier for the Unmarried, and grant us righteous spouses and offsprings that'll be the coolness of our eyes. However, I do wonder, *what constitutes as the ability to get married?* Is it a certain age? As in once puberty is hit? Is it a certain rank/status? Is it financial stability? Is it maturity? The reason why I ask is because, may Allah make it easier for us, I am in debt, I have student loans, may Allah help us overcome our debts. But let's say I potentially find someone Insha'Allah, and I've yet to clear my debts, I can not make promises for a Mehr or to be able to take care of my spouse, financially, until my debts are cleared. Does that mean I should wait? Or should I proceed nonetheless? I also just graduated Alhamdulillah and do not have a job yet. I'm aware that the doors of rizq open when one is married, but am I capable enough to provide for someone if I myself am deep in debt? Please pray for your brother, and may Allah accept from us, ameen. Wa Allahu musta'an. Jazakum'Allah Khairan.
@@sai3d160when a person says he's a salaf it means he's a follower of the Salaf as saliheen, ahlul Sunnah wa jamaa'a the followers of the Quran en Sunnah based on the evidences
