MUFTI MUHAMMAD IBN MUNEER

Section 1: Introduction

• Below the video you’ll find the detailed chapter time stamps for this video.
• Each section highlights a specific nasiha (advice) from Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, as explained by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah. Use these time markers to easily revisit any part of the lecture and benefit from the reminders at your own pace.

Section 2: Watch Live Video Now (Part #1)

Section 3: Chapters & Time Stamps (Nasiha 1–51)

• 00:01:58 – Nasiha 1: Write down beneficial knowledge (note benefits immediately)
• 01:10:54 – Nasiha 2: Renew your clothes and use perfume before meeting people
• 01:15:10 – Nasiha 3: Keep gatherings accessible — but hold them at set times
• 01:19:58 – Nasiha 4: Set aside regular seclusion (time alone with Allah)
• 01:31:29 – Nasiha 5: Guard your prayers — include sunnah/Tahajjud as spiritual defense
• 01:34:01 – Nasiha 6: Be generous with food — hospitality builds leadership & love
• 01:36:44 – Nasiha 7: Show forgiveness and repel evil with good
• 01:41:09 – Nasiha 8: Enjoin good and forbid evil with wisdom and gentleness
• 01:58:28 – Nasiha 9: Place people in their proper social position — respect roles
• 02:01:10 – Nasiha 10: Honor people of noble lineage and the Prophet’s family
• 02:04:37 – Nasiha 11: Show reverence to scholars and respect elders
• 02:09:36 – Nasiha 12: Be gentle with the youth — encourage, don’t alienate them
• 02:12:17 – Nasiha 13: Draw close to the commoners — be accessible to ordinary people
• 02:13:00 – Nasiha 14: Accommodate sinners tactically (reduce harm without compromising truth)
• 02:15:01 – Nasiha 15: Keep company with the righteous — your circle shapes you
• 02:17:07 – Nasiha 16: Choose a spouse with intellect & deen, not just desire
• 02:22:46 – Nasiha 17: Treat rulers/authority carefully — avoid unnecessary danger
• 02:23:24 – Nasiha 18: Do not belittle anyone who seeks you — treat all with dignity
• 02:24:55 – Nasiha 19: Do not reveal your secrets — protect private matters
• 02:32:29 – Nasiha 20: Test companionship before giving full trust
• 02:34:01 – Nasiha 21: Don’t closely serve the vile/lowly — avoid reputational harm
• 02:35:00 – Nasiha 22: Think before you speak — avoid words easily condemned
• 02:38:26 – Nasiha 23: Beware excessive familiarity with the foolish — keep boundaries
• 02:42:31 – Nasiha 24: Ask about attendance — follow up on absentees and the missing
• 02:43:37 – Nasiha 25: Use gentleness when correcting others — gentleness is effective
• 02:52:15 – Nasiha 26: Don’t personally carry out public discipline — preserve dignity
• 02:53:05 – Nasiha 27: Have trustworthy close associates who inform you of affairs
• 03:00:55 – Nasiha 28: Visit those who visit you, and visit those who don’t — don’t be transactional
• 03:02:03 – Nasiha 29: Repel evil with better conduct — don’t respond tit-for-tat
• 03:03:55 – Nasiha 30: Hasten to fulfill obligations — delay erodes trust
• 03:04:39 – Nasiha 31: Visit the sick personally if possible (or send someone)
• 03:05:46 – Nasiha 32: Check on people who go missing or withdraw — mental health matters
• 03:06:02 – Nasiha 33: Maintain ties even if others cut you off — be the bigger person
• 03:08:36 – Nasiha 34: Honor the one who comes to you — receive guests generously
• 03:11:03 – Nasiha 35: Forgive those who wrong you — emulate the patient predecessors
• 03:11:52 – Nasiha 36: If someone speaks ill of you, answer with good speech
• 03:15:31 – Nasiha 37: Avoid retaliation and gossip — patience raises your rank
• 03:18:09 – Nasiha 38: Fulfill the rights of the dead; congratulate others in joy
• 03:19:19 – Nasiha 39: Offer condolences and share in others’ distress — strengthen bonds
• 03:19:52 – Nasiha 40: Respond quickly when someone asks for help — be of service
• 03:20:31 – Nasiha 41: Show affection & friendliness to people as much as you can
• 03:20:38 – Nasiha 42: Spread the salam — greet others (with caution re: fitna)
• 03:22:25 – Nasiha 43: When opinions differ publicly, don’t openly oppose; give known view first, then mention alternatives
• 03:25:00 – Nasiha 44: Teach clear, manifest knowledge before subtle/intricate matters
• 03:27:11 – Nasiha 45: Make students feel at ease — create non-judgmental learning spaces
• 03:28:21 – Nasiha 46: Use heart-softening reminders (death, akhira) to awaken people
• 03:29:31 – Nasiha 47: Balance seriousness with warmth/humor — be relatable without losing respect
• 03:31:49 – Nasiha 48: Converse casually with students to build affection and commitment
• 03:31:55 – Nasiha 49: Fulfill students’ needs and mentor younger brothers/sisters
• 03:33:05 – Nasiha 50: Serve others — helping people softens your heart and draws Allah’s help
• 03:34:50 – Nasiha 51: Final reminder — stay humble, keep learning, stay connected to local teachers & masjid
  

Section 1: Introduction

Watch the complete first 50 session of 70 Advices of Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, taught by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah.

• Below the video you’ll find the detailed chapter time stamps for this video.
• Each section highlights a specific nasiha (advice) from Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, as explained by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah. Use these time markers to easily revisit any part of the lecture and benefit from the reminders at your own pace.

Section 2: Watch Live Video Now (Part #2)

Section 3: Chapters & Time Stamps (Nasiha 1–51)

Below are the chapter time stamps so you can easily navigate through each nasiha:

• 00:01:58 – Nasiha 1: Write down beneficial knowledge (note benefits immediately)
• 01:10:54 – Nasiha 2: Renew your clothes and use perfume before meeting people
• 01:15:10 – Nasiha 3: Keep gatherings accessible — but hold them at set times
• 01:19:58 – Nasiha 4: Set aside regular seclusion (time alone with Allah)
• 01:31:29 – Nasiha 5: Guard your prayers — include sunnah/Tahajjud as spiritual defense
• 01:34:01 – Nasiha 6: Be generous with food — hospitality builds leadership & love
• 01:36:44 – Nasiha 7: Show forgiveness and repel evil with good
• 01:41:09 – Nasiha 8: Enjoin good and forbid evil with wisdom and gentleness
• 01:58:28 – Nasiha 9: Place people in their proper social position — respect roles
• 02:01:10 – Nasiha 10: Honor people of noble lineage and the Prophet’s family
• 02:04:37 – Nasiha 11: Show reverence to scholars and respect elders
• 02:09:36 – Nasiha 12: Be gentle with the youth — encourage, don’t alienate them
• 02:12:17 – Nasiha 13: Draw close to the commoners — be accessible to ordinary people
• 02:13:00 – Nasiha 14: Accommodate sinners tactically (reduce harm without compromising truth)
• 02:15:01 – Nasiha 15: Keep company with the righteous — your circle shapes you
• 02:17:07 – Nasiha 16: Choose a spouse with intellect & deen, not just desire
• 02:22:46 – Nasiha 17: Treat rulers/authority carefully — avoid unnecessary danger
• 02:23:24 – Nasiha 18: Do not belittle anyone who seeks you — treat all with dignity
• 02:24:55 – Nasiha 19: Do not reveal your secrets — protect private matters
• 02:32:29 – Nasiha 20: Test companionship before giving full trust
• 02:34:01 – Nasiha 21: Don’t closely serve the vile/lowly — avoid reputational harm
• 02:35:00 – Nasiha 22: Think before you speak — avoid words easily condemned
• 02:38:26 – Nasiha 23: Beware excessive familiarity with the foolish — keep boundaries
• 02:42:31 – Nasiha 24: Ask about attendance — follow up on absentees and the missing
• 02:43:37 – Nasiha 25: Use gentleness when correcting others — gentleness is effective
• 02:52:15 – Nasiha 26: Don’t personally carry out public discipline — preserve dignity
• 02:53:05 – Nasiha 27: Have trustworthy close associates who inform you of affairs
• 03:00:55 – Nasiha 28: Visit those who visit you, and visit those who don’t — don’t be transactional
• 03:02:03 – Nasiha 29: Repel evil with better conduct — don’t respond tit-for-tat
• 03:03:55 – Nasiha 30: Hasten to fulfill obligations — delay erodes trust
• 03:04:39 – Nasiha 31: Visit the sick personally if possible (or send someone)
• 03:05:46 – Nasiha 32: Check on people who go missing or withdraw — mental health matters
• 03:06:02 – Nasiha 33: Maintain ties even if others cut you off — be the bigger person
• 03:08:36 – Nasiha 34: Honor the one who comes to you — receive guests generously
• 03:11:03 – Nasiha 35: Forgive those who wrong you — emulate the patient predecessors
• 03:11:52 – Nasiha 36: If someone speaks ill of you, answer with good speech
• 03:15:31 – Nasiha 37: Avoid retaliation and gossip — patience raises your rank
• 03:18:09 – Nasiha 38: Fulfill the rights of the dead; congratulate others in joy
• 03:19:19 – Nasiha 39: Offer condolences and share in others’ distress — strengthen bonds
• 03:19:52 – Nasiha 40: Respond quickly when someone asks for help — be of service
• 03:20:31 – Nasiha 41: Show affection & friendliness to people as much as you can
• 03:20:38 – Nasiha 42: Spread the salam — greet others (with caution re: fitna)
• 03:22:25 – Nasiha 43: When opinions differ publicly, don’t openly oppose; give known view first, then mention alternatives
• 03:25:00 – Nasiha 44: Teach clear, manifest knowledge before subtle/intricate matters
• 03:27:11 – Nasiha 45: Make students feel at ease — create non-judgmental learning spaces
• 03:28:21 – Nasiha 46: Use heart-softening reminders (death, akhira) to awaken people
• 03:29:31 – Nasiha 47: Balance seriousness with warmth/humor — be relatable without losing respect
• 03:31:49 – Nasiha 48: Converse casually with students to build affection and commitment
• 03:31:55 – Nasiha 49: Fulfill students’ needs and mentor younger brothers/sisters
• 03:33:05 – Nasiha 50: Serve others — helping people softens your heart and draws Allah’s help
• 03:34:50 – Nasiha 51: Final reminder — stay humble, keep learning, stay connected to local teachers & masjid

Section 1: Introduction

Watch the complete first 50 session of 70 Advices of Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, taught by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah.

• Below the video you’ll find the detailed chapter time stamps for this video.
• Each section highlights a specific nasiha (advice) from Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, as explained by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah. Use these time markers to easily revisit any part of the lecture and benefit from the reminders at your own pace.

Section 2: Watch Live Video Now (Part #2)

Section 3: Chapters & Time Stamps (Nasiha 1–51)

Below are the chapter time stamps so you can easily navigate through each nasiha:

• 00:01:58 – Nasiha 1: Write down beneficial knowledge (note benefits immediately)
• 01:10:54 – Nasiha 2: Renew your clothes and use perfume before meeting people
• 01:15:10 – Nasiha 3: Keep gatherings accessible — but hold them at set times
• 01:19:58 – Nasiha 4: Set aside regular seclusion (time alone with Allah)
• 01:31:29 – Nasiha 5: Guard your prayers — include sunnah/Tahajjud as spiritual defense
• 01:34:01 – Nasiha 6: Be generous with food — hospitality builds leadership & love
• 01:36:44 – Nasiha 7: Show forgiveness and repel evil with good
• 01:41:09 – Nasiha 8: Enjoin good and forbid evil with wisdom and gentleness
• 01:58:28 – Nasiha 9: Place people in their proper social position — respect roles
• 02:01:10 – Nasiha 10: Honor people of noble lineage and the Prophet’s family
• 02:04:37 – Nasiha 11: Show reverence to scholars and respect elders
• 02:09:36 – Nasiha 12: Be gentle with the youth — encourage, don’t alienate them
• 02:12:17 – Nasiha 13: Draw close to the commoners — be accessible to ordinary people
• 02:13:00 – Nasiha 14: Accommodate sinners tactically (reduce harm without compromising truth)
• 02:15:01 – Nasiha 15: Keep company with the righteous — your circle shapes you
• 02:17:07 – Nasiha 16: Choose a spouse with intellect & deen, not just desire
• 02:22:46 – Nasiha 17: Treat rulers/authority carefully — avoid unnecessary danger
• 02:23:24 – Nasiha 18: Do not belittle anyone who seeks you — treat all with dignity
• 02:24:55 – Nasiha 19: Do not reveal your secrets — protect private matters
• 02:32:29 – Nasiha 20: Test companionship before giving full trust
• 02:34:01 – Nasiha 21: Don’t closely serve the vile/lowly — avoid reputational harm
• 02:35:00 – Nasiha 22: Think before you speak — avoid words easily condemned
• 02:38:26 – Nasiha 23: Beware excessive familiarity with the foolish — keep boundaries
• 02:42:31 – Nasiha 24: Ask about attendance — follow up on absentees and the missing
• 02:43:37 – Nasiha 25: Use gentleness when correcting others — gentleness is effective
• 02:52:15 – Nasiha 26: Don’t personally carry out public discipline — preserve dignity
• 02:53:05 – Nasiha 27: Have trustworthy close associates who inform you of affairs
• 03:00:55 – Nasiha 28: Visit those who visit you, and visit those who don’t — don’t be transactional
• 03:02:03 – Nasiha 29: Repel evil with better conduct — don’t respond tit-for-tat
• 03:03:55 – Nasiha 30: Hasten to fulfill obligations — delay erodes trust
• 03:04:39 – Nasiha 31: Visit the sick personally if possible (or send someone)
• 03:05:46 – Nasiha 32: Check on people who go missing or withdraw — mental health matters
• 03:06:02 – Nasiha 33: Maintain ties even if others cut you off — be the bigger person
• 03:08:36 – Nasiha 34: Honor the one who comes to you — receive guests generously
• 03:11:03 – Nasiha 35: Forgive those who wrong you — emulate the patient predecessors
• 03:11:52 – Nasiha 36: If someone speaks ill of you, answer with good speech
• 03:15:31 – Nasiha 37: Avoid retaliation and gossip — patience raises your rank
• 03:18:09 – Nasiha 38: Fulfill the rights of the dead; congratulate others in joy
• 03:19:19 – Nasiha 39: Offer condolences and share in others’ distress — strengthen bonds
• 03:19:52 – Nasiha 40: Respond quickly when someone asks for help — be of service
• 03:20:31 – Nasiha 41: Show affection & friendliness to people as much as you can
• 03:20:38 – Nasiha 42: Spread the salam — greet others (with caution re: fitna)
• 03:22:25 – Nasiha 43: When opinions differ publicly, don’t openly oppose; give known view first, then mention alternatives
• 03:25:00 – Nasiha 44: Teach clear, manifest knowledge before subtle/intricate matters
• 03:27:11 – Nasiha 45: Make students feel at ease — create non-judgmental learning spaces
• 03:28:21 – Nasiha 46: Use heart-softening reminders (death, akhira) to awaken people
• 03:29:31 – Nasiha 47: Balance seriousness with warmth/humor — be relatable without losing respect
• 03:31:49 – Nasiha 48: Converse casually with students to build affection and commitment
• 03:31:55 – Nasiha 49: Fulfill students’ needs and mentor younger brothers/sisters
• 03:33:05 – Nasiha 50: Serve others — helping people softens your heart and draws Allah’s help
• 03:34:50 – Nasiha 51: Final reminder — stay humble, keep learning, stay connected to local teachers & masjid

Section 1: Introduction

Watch the complete first 50 session of 70 Advices of Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, taught by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah.

• Below the video you’ll find the detailed chapter time stamps for this video.
• Each section highlights a specific nasiha (advice) from Imām Abū Ḥanīfah رحمه الله, as explained by Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah. Use these time markers to easily revisit any part of the lecture and benefit from the reminders at your own pace.

Section 2: Watch Live Video Now (Part #2)

Section 3: Chapters & Time Stamps (Nasiha 1–51)

Below are the chapter time stamps so you can easily navigate through each nasiha:

• 00:01:58 – Nasiha 1: Write down beneficial knowledge (note benefits immediately)
• 01:10:54 – Nasiha 2: Renew your clothes and use perfume before meeting people
• 01:15:10 – Nasiha 3: Keep gatherings accessible — but hold them at set times
• 01:19:58 – Nasiha 4: Set aside regular seclusion (time alone with Allah)
• 01:31:29 – Nasiha 5: Guard your prayers — include sunnah/Tahajjud as spiritual defense
• 01:34:01 – Nasiha 6: Be generous with food — hospitality builds leadership & love
• 01:36:44 – Nasiha 7: Show forgiveness and repel evil with good
• 01:41:09 – Nasiha 8: Enjoin good and forbid evil with wisdom and gentleness
• 01:58:28 – Nasiha 9: Place people in their proper social position — respect roles
• 02:01:10 – Nasiha 10: Honor people of noble lineage and the Prophet’s family
• 02:04:37 – Nasiha 11: Show reverence to scholars and respect elders
• 02:09:36 – Nasiha 12: Be gentle with the youth — encourage, don’t alienate them
• 02:12:17 – Nasiha 13: Draw close to the commoners — be accessible to ordinary people
• 02:13:00 – Nasiha 14: Accommodate sinners tactically (reduce harm without compromising truth)
• 02:15:01 – Nasiha 15: Keep company with the righteous — your circle shapes you
• 02:17:07 – Nasiha 16: Choose a spouse with intellect & deen, not just desire
• 02:22:46 – Nasiha 17: Treat rulers/authority carefully — avoid unnecessary danger
• 02:23:24 – Nasiha 18: Do not belittle anyone who seeks you — treat all with dignity
• 02:24:55 – Nasiha 19: Do not reveal your secrets — protect private matters
• 02:32:29 – Nasiha 20: Test companionship before giving full trust
• 02:34:01 – Nasiha 21: Don’t closely serve the vile/lowly — avoid reputational harm
• 02:35:00 – Nasiha 22: Think before you speak — avoid words easily condemned
• 02:38:26 – Nasiha 23: Beware excessive familiarity with the foolish — keep boundaries
• 02:42:31 – Nasiha 24: Ask about attendance — follow up on absentees and the missing
• 02:43:37 – Nasiha 25: Use gentleness when correcting others — gentleness is effective
• 02:52:15 – Nasiha 26: Don’t personally carry out public discipline — preserve dignity
• 02:53:05 – Nasiha 27: Have trustworthy close associates who inform you of affairs
• 03:00:55 – Nasiha 28: Visit those who visit you, and visit those who don’t — don’t be transactional
• 03:02:03 – Nasiha 29: Repel evil with better conduct — don’t respond tit-for-tat
• 03:03:55 – Nasiha 30: Hasten to fulfill obligations — delay erodes trust
• 03:04:39 – Nasiha 31: Visit the sick personally if possible (or send someone)
• 03:05:46 – Nasiha 32: Check on people who go missing or withdraw — mental health matters
• 03:06:02 – Nasiha 33: Maintain ties even if others cut you off — be the bigger person
• 03:08:36 – Nasiha 34: Honor the one who comes to you — receive guests generously
• 03:11:03 – Nasiha 35: Forgive those who wrong you — emulate the patient predecessors
• 03:11:52 – Nasiha 36: If someone speaks ill of you, answer with good speech
• 03:15:31 – Nasiha 37: Avoid retaliation and gossip — patience raises your rank
• 03:18:09 – Nasiha 38: Fulfill the rights of the dead; congratulate others in joy
• 03:19:19 – Nasiha 39: Offer condolences and share in others’ distress — strengthen bonds
• 03:19:52 – Nasiha 40: Respond quickly when someone asks for help — be of service
• 03:20:31 – Nasiha 41: Show affection & friendliness to people as much as you can
• 03:20:38 – Nasiha 42: Spread the salam — greet others (with caution re: fitna)
• 03:22:25 – Nasiha 43: When opinions differ publicly, don’t openly oppose; give known view first, then mention alternatives
• 03:25:00 – Nasiha 44: Teach clear, manifest knowledge before subtle/intricate matters
• 03:27:11 – Nasiha 45: Make students feel at ease — create non-judgmental learning spaces
• 03:28:21 – Nasiha 46: Use heart-softening reminders (death, akhira) to awaken people
• 03:29:31 – Nasiha 47: Balance seriousness with warmth/humor — be relatable without losing respect
• 03:31:49 – Nasiha 48: Converse casually with students to build affection and commitment
• 03:31:55 – Nasiha 49: Fulfill students’ needs and mentor younger brothers/sisters
• 03:33:05 – Nasiha 50: Serve others — helping people softens your heart and draws Allah’s help
• 03:34:50 – Nasiha 51: Final reminder — stay humble, keep learning, stay connected to local teachers & masjid

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