The Prophet's (PBUH) words were concise but full of deep meaning, like an ocean contained in a small vessel.
Allah's power is beyond imagination, just as humans can condense vast information.
People who value time deeply consider even meeting others a burden, because time is a vehicle to Jannah.
Time is extremely valuable, likened to soft meat that's easy to consume quickly, saving time.
Some scholars would prefer finely crushed sugar for tea, as it dissolves faster, saving precious seconds.
The introduction of cell phones and free internet has made it easier to waste hours, leading to a loss of time's value.
The Prophet (PBUH) mentioned two blessings (ni'mats) many people are deceived about: good health (sihhat) and free time (faragh).
We often misuse health and time when we are young and energetic, only to regret it when one or both are gone (e.g., retired with no energy, or working with no time).
The example of Mufti Abdur Rahim Sahib illustrates this: he had time in old age but was paralyzed and couldn't perform acts of worship.
We must use our energy and time (when the iron is hot) to do good deeds, bringing us closer to Allah.
The Prophet's (PBUH) words are wahi (revelation); even a simple statement like feeding your spouse is considered sadaqa (charity).
Our spouses are Allah's chosen partners for us; therefore, we must treat them well regardless of their weaknesses, out of love for Allah.
Similarly, we care for a friend's handicapped child entrusted to us because of our relationship with the friend; our efforts become a pleasure.
Our internal character and behavior should be better than our external persona, avoiding hypocrisy.
People with spiritual insight (Mashaikh) keep secrets entrusted to them. We should not fear judgment when revealing our weaknesses to them for guidance.
A true spiritual guide (Shaykh-e-Kamil) sees himself as the lowest of creation, so criticism or praise from others does not affect him.
We must protect trusts (amanat), including other people's weaknesses or secrets. Don't reveal them or use them for blackmail.