The five daily prayers and one Friday to the next constitutes an atonement for all (offences committed) in between, as long as those were not major.

— Muslim no. 233

In the sight of Allah, the best prayer is the dawn prayer offered in congregation on Friday.

— Ṣaḥīḥ al-jāmi no. 1119

Believers, turn to Allah in sincere repentance. Perhaps your Lord may forgive your sins and admit you into gardens underneath which rivers flow. On a day when Allah will not disgrace the Prophet or those who have believed with him. With their lights spreading rapidly in front of them and to their right, they will say, "Our Lord, perfect our light for us and forgive us: You have power over everything."

Quran 66:8

The strong believer is better and dearer to Allah than the weak believer, but in each there is merit. Strive for that which brings you benefit, seek Allah’s help and do not give up. If something unfortunate happens to you, do not say, "If only I had done such-and-such..," but say, "It is Allah’s decree; what He wills He does." "If only" opens the door for Satan.

— Muslim no. 2664

Al-Ḥasan al-Baṣrī said, "To renunciate the world is not to abstain from the permissible or to waste away your wealth, but that you rely on what is in Allah’s hands more than what is in yours, and that you are more desirous of the reward of a calamity if it strikes you than if it did not."

— Ibn al-Qayyim, Madārij al-sālikīn, ii. 14, curated by Safia H.

Fear Allah wherever you are, follow up a bad deed with a good one, it will wipe it out, and behave well towards others.

— Tirmiḏẖi no. 1987

Allah will say on the Day of Resurrection, "Where are those who love one another for the sake of My majesty? Today, I will shade them under My shade on a day when there is no shade but Mine."

—  Muslim no. 2566

Fifteen years ago, we would wake up at dawn to the sound of Ibn Baz’s walking stick, moments before the call to prayer was heard. He would use it to tap on every door along his path to the mosque.

— ʿUmar b. Muḥammad Saʿīd, Mawāqif muḍīʿah, p. 230

Ibn ʿUmar was asked, "Did the companions of the Prophet ʿalayhi al-salam used to laugh?" He replied, "Yes, and the faith in their hearts was greater than mountains."

— ʿAbd al-Razzāq, Al-Muṣannaf, xi. 327