Sentries of the Sunnah — Complete Set (Books 1–5) By Umm An-Nu'man Children Shaykh al-Mardawi opens by identifying

Shaykh al-Mardawi opens by identifying a recurring pattern in Islamic history: those who have fallen and been destroyed often did so because of self-amazement — the sense that their own reasoning and principles were sufficient to navigate the religion without strict adherence to the way of the Salaf

drawn from Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani's encyclopedic work

The practical expressions of haya are addressed: in dress and adornment

its freedom from the diseases of shirk

The Virtue of Reciting on Friday

Sentries of the Sunnah — Complete Set (Books 1–5) By Umm An-Nu'man Children Shaykh al-Mardawi opens by identifyingThe Complete Sentries of the Sunnah Series (Books 15) Nabeel and his friends form a club they call the Sentries of the Sunnah, a group of boys determined to learn and put into practice the authentic sunnah of the Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) as it was understood and practised by the Salaf as Salih. Across five fast paced, school and friendship adventures, the Sentries face real situations peer pressure, anger, temptation, and hard choices