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Abu Hurairah, may Allah be pleased with him narrated that the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam, said: "Hasten to do good before any of the seven sorrows overtake you." Then he warned them, adding: "Are you waiting for such poverty that makes you forget your devotion? A wealth so that you corrupted? Any disease that incapacitates you? Any such senility that makes you mentally unstable? "The sudden death? Do you expect the Antichrist, who is the worst person you expect? Or are you looking forward to the time? And the time will be very painful and bitter. " [At-Tirmidhi] Abu
Barzah, may Allah be pleased with him, narrated that the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam, said: "The Day of Resurrection, the men's feet will not move before they were questioned about their lives and how they went ..." [At-Tirmidhi ]
Omar Ibn 'Abdul' Aziz, may Allah forgive him, I wanted to do something one day and someone told him: "Save it for tomorrow", to which he replied: "Woe to you! The duties of a day is enough to keep me busy all day. I do not know what he would do if I had to perform the duties of two days together! ".
Dawud At-Ta'i, may Allah forgive him, said: "The Days and nights are just stages that people go one by one, finally reaching the end of their journey. Therefore prevented in each of these stages, because the journey will end soon, and remember that this is too fast to be postponed. "
A righteous man once told his students: "After leaving the mosque, sit apart, read the Qur'an and glorify and praise Allah, because if you sit together, only platicarían and lose their time."
Ismael Ibn Musa, may Allah give you His forgiveness, said: "Hammad Ibn Salamah, may Allah forgive him, was always busy. They could find teaching other science of Hadith, reading, praying or praising Allah. His day was divided between these activities. "
biographies experts have said about Al Yunaid Ibn Muhammad, may Allah forgive him: "When the disease which ultimately cause the death worsened, he began to recite the Quran and refrained from talking to people. His family and friends spoke to him, but he just merely to recite the Koran. One day his son called him: 'O father! This is no time to recite the Quran (in this critical situation)! ', To which he replied: "Now more than ever need to perform good deeds' and continued chanting until his death. "
Ma'ruf Al Karji, may Allah forgive him, went to the barber after performing 'Umrah (minor pilgrimage). She spent time mentioning Allah, and when the barber had finished shaving his head, said cut his mustache and kept mentioning Allah. The barber said then: "Stop whispering or could you cut your lip." Those who knew him say he never said nothing and was always busy mentioning Allah, even as he slept, and this came to such a degree that his family could not sleep.
Imam Ibn 'Aqeel, may Allaah forgive him, said: "No I think I am allowed to waste a single hour of my life on things without purpose. If my tongue and not allow me to teach others, then my eyes read, and when my eyes lose their sight, then use the mind to reflect and think about different issues of jurisprudence. At 80 years of age I have more energy to seek knowledge and learn that when he was 20 years. "
Ibn 'Asakir, may Allah forgive him, said: "The Imam Ibn Salim Aiub, may Allah forgive him, never let time pass without benefit. Taught or read, and when I needed to sharpen his pencil, he mentioned to Allah while doing so. I myself try to preserve and use my time to the maximum, to the point that I grind dry cakes and bread and eaten with a little water, as this is much easier and faster and requires less chewing than if the whole eat. The best investment for someone is its own time. There are too many obligations and time is very short and we're going out of his hands suddenly. "
Ibn Al Qaiem, may Allah forgive him, said: "Wasting time is even more serious than death, because it makes you lose touch with the Hereafter, while only death separates you from the mundane life ".
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