<ul><li>Spread Knowledge, Dont expect anything from people. Live Honorably</li><li>3 Things a student of Knowledge needs - Long life, Free Hands (Doesn't busy himself with work and is content with little) and Intelligence.</li><li>When Fear of Allah is REAL, You shall see all good. Store Good deeds as much as you can. Remember Story or Yunus Ra, Story of Firawn and Story of 3 People Stuck in Cave</li></ul>

Spread knowledge, Fear Allah

<ol><li>Paradise and Hellfire = Eternal</li><li>Day of judgement = 50,000 Years long</li><li>Time spent in the grave = Very long</li><li>Time spent in this world = Say 60 years out of which about 30 hours is spent in sleep, 15 or so is spent in childhood and remaining is spent chasing after desires, food and money.</li></ol>Is this the price of eternal life? What is for you to buy with it?

The Price of Eternal Life?

<ul><li>Wake up for Fajr reciting Dhikr</li><li>Don't Converse about worldly matters</li><li>Pray Fajr Sunnah</li><li>Stand for Fajr Prayer right side of the Imam</li><li>Remain Seated and Recite Adhkaar after Salah</li><li>Pray Salat Al Awwabeen or Salat Al Dhuha after Sunrise.</li><li>Seeking sincere Knowledge is Better than Voluntary prayers and reciting Quran, but need to maintain a balance.</li><li>Practice Isolation and avoid bad companionship</li></ul>

Morning Routine of a Muslim

<ul><li>There are very few who combine complete knowledge with complete action. Aim to be PERFECT.</li><li>According to Ibn Al Qayyim, Sa'd ibn Al Musayyib, Hasan Al Basri, Sufyan At Thawri, and Ahmad Ibn Hanbal (Ra) were the most perfect of the Tabi's in implementing their knowledge.</li></ul>

Combining Complete Knowledge + Complete Action

<ul><li>As a six-year-old, his intellect was much higher than that of older men.</li><li>He used to play less on roads and used to attend gatherings in the masjid.</li><li>He'd memorize Ahadeeth's (texts) from Prophet Muhammed's ﷺ life.</li><li>He was inspired to abandon the vanities of the world and began constant fasting and reduced his food intake to very little.</li><li>Due to his persistence and hunger in seeking knowledge, Allah blessed him and protected his honour and granted him the ability to write and memorize quickly.</li></ul>

Ibn Al Qayyim (R)'s Childhood life

<ul><li>The time spent in this world is short. Every breath is a step closer to death</li><li>The time we're held in our graves is long</li><li>Happiness is only achieved by going against your lusts and desires.</li><li>Allah is the source of All Help</li></ul>

Don't follow your lusts and desires, Time is limited. 

<ol><li>See the sky how perfectly it is laid out. See your own body, how perfectly it is made.</li><li>Understand that every created thing has a creator, every construction has a maker.</li><li>Contemplate on the proofs of the truthfulness of the Prophet Muhammed ﷺ</li><li>Once you understand the above, Submit to the sacred law. Be a believer in Allah and fulfil your obligatory and voluntary deeds towards him. Be a Muslim.</li></ol>

Understand the Existence of Allah and follow sacred law

<ul><li>Water your tree while there's still some moisture left in it. Seek forgiveness for the time that you've wasted in the past. Perform good deeds for the future.</li><li>Try to enact every single virtuous deed and cry out for missing a single one as our righteous salaf (predecessors) used to do.</li><li>Days consists of hours and hours are made up of breaths you take. Every Breath is a treasure chest. Don't let any breath go wasted without doing a beneficial deed. You don't want to find any empty treasure on the day of Judgement.</li></ul>

Regret the past, Work on the future

Rabia Al Adawiyyah, One of the righteous salaf used to stay up the whole night worshipping Allah and when dawn came, she'd lay down for a bit and then get up frightened, saying to herself"Sleep in the grave is long"

Sleep in the grave is long

Key points from the book of Imam Ibn Al Qayyim Al Jawzi Rahimahullah who provides sincere counsel to the seekers of sacred knowledge, while advising his son Abul Qasim.

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