Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Sunan Ibn Majah

Sunan Ibn Majah · Hadith 4258

Cited in 10 lectures · 12 mentions

It was narrated that Abu Hurairah said:“The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: 'Frequently remember the destroyer of pleasures,’ meaning death.”

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Remembering death helps you control endless worldly desires
“Remembering death makes desires easier to control, says a hadith”
“hadees mein aata hai ke "أكثروا الذكرى من اللذات" . maut ko bohat zyada yaad karo kyunke woh zindagi ki haqiqaton ko batati hai.”
“ek hadith hai ke أكثر ذكرى الذات الموت موت ko bohat zyada yaad karo.”
Remembering death, and why life here is a test not a reward
“Log maut ko kyun nahi sochte?”
Full argument: living fully today applies to the afterlife
“Aaj itwar ka din hai, jab bhi itwar ki subah aati hai”
Hadith: remembering death demolishes worldly pleasures
“أكثروا ذكر هادم اللذات الموت”
The real price of paradise is delayed gratification
“Jannat itni qeemti cheez hai to iski price hogi”
Hadith: remember death much, explained
“Kul nafs zaiqatul mawt — every soul will taste death.”
“"Molana Shariq Hussain ne Dilli se likha hai: "Hadith aktharu dhikra ladhdhatil ladhdhat".”
Remembering death purifies intentions and kills insincerity
“Every person born must think: I am going to die”
Reframing a colleague's sudden death as untimely
“Pichle itwar humara ek sathi accident mein guzar gaye”
remembering death and the full story of Iblis's pride
“Ek bahut hi ajeeb hadith hai”