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The Evil of Craving for Wealth and Status

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Description:This is a valuable treatise by al-Haafidh Zaynuddeen `Abdur-Rahmaan ibn Rajab al-Hanbalee in which he explains the saying of Allaah’s Messenger (salAllahu‘alayhi wa sallam): “Two hungry wolves let loose among sheep are not more harmful then a person’s craving after wealth and status in his Deen.” In the treatise he explains the serious consequences of a person’s greed for amassing wealth and that it may lead a person into that which is forbidden. Likewise a person’s craving after attainment of status and position – then this will generally prevent the good, dignity and honour of the Hereafter – and may lead a person into pride and to looking down upon and having contempt for others. What is shown by this valuable treatise is applicable to this time of ours and provides a cure for those ailing souls afflicted with love of wealth, who will expend all their efforts in order to amass it – not caring whether they earn it in a way permitted by the Sharee’ah or in a way not permitted. So the Muslim should awaken from this negligence which is caused by the influence of wealth and status and should not miss the opportunity to Allaah and feel remorse for what he has missed before it is too late. The treatise was previously printed [in Arabic] within Ar-Rasaa’il – Muneeriyyah which was published by Muhammad Muneer ad-Dimashqee in the year 1346.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Evil of Craving for Wealth and Status. To get started finding The Evil of Craving for Wealth and Status, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Publisher: Al-Hidaayah Publishing & Distribution

Release: 1995

ISBN: 1898649103

Description: This is a valuable treatise by al-Haafidh Zaynuddeen `Abdur-Rahmaan ibn Rajab al-Hanbalee in which he explains the saying of Allaah’s Messenger (salAllahu‘alayhi wa sallam): “Two hungry wolves let loose among sheep are not more harmful then a person’s craving after wealth and status in his Deen.” In the treatise he explains the serious consequences of a person’s greed for amassing wealth and that it may lead a person into that which is forbidden. Likewise a person’s craving after attainment of status and position – then this will generally prevent the good, dignity and honour of the Hereafter – and may lead a person into pride and to looking down upon and having contempt for others. What is shown by this valuable treatise is applicable to this time of ours and provides a cure for those ailing souls afflicted with love of wealth, who will expend all their efforts in order to amass it – not caring whether they earn it in a way permitted by the Sharee’ah or in a way not permitted. So the Muslim should awaken from this negligence which is caused by the influence of wealth and status and should not miss the opportunity to Allaah and feel remorse for what he has missed before it is too late. The treatise was previously printed [in Arabic] within Ar-Rasaa’il – Muneeriyyah which was published by Muhammad Muneer ad-Dimashqee in the year 1346.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Evil of Craving for Wealth and Status. To get started finding The Evil of Craving for Wealth and Status, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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