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Shaykh al-Fawzan حفظه الله said:

"The woman without a man is suffering and the man without a woman is suffering. As for when two suitable spouses join together, this is from the complete blessings (of Allah upon them both)."

[إعانة المستفيد 2/206]

Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

"Loving knowledge and seeking it is the foundation of every obedience. Loving the Dunya, wealth and seeking after it is the foundation of every evil."

[Miftaah Dar As-Saa'adah, (1/419)]

Shaykh Sālih Al-Fawzān حفظه الله said:

The means to happiness is that a person possesses these four qualities:

1. Knowledge

2. Actions

3. Calling to Allāh

4. Patience upon the harm incurred in the path of Allāh.

[Sharh Thalāthatul Usul, (Page: 36)]

Gatherings Of The Righteous
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Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

Gatherings of the righteous transfers six to six:

1 - From doubt to certainty
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2 - From Riyaa [showing off] to Ikhlaas

3 - From negligence to remembrance
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4 - From desiring the Duniyaa [worldly life] to desiring the Hereafter
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5 - From pride to humility
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6 - From a bad intention to giving advise.

[Igatha Al Lahafaan, (1/136)]

Shabīb ibn Shaybah رحمه الله said:

“Seek knowledge regarding mannerisms, for it helps achieve nobility, it increases the intellect, it is a companion in times of solitude, and an adornment in gatherings.”

[Bahjat al-Majālis: 1/19]

Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

"The key to the life of the hearts is in pondering over the Quran, calling upon Allah before dawn and in abandoning sins"

[حادي الأرواح ١٠٠]

Imām Malik رحمه الله said:

“I have been informed that Luqmān said to his son,

‘O my son, the first thing you should acquire from this world, after a righteous friend, is a righteous wife.”

[Al-Bayan wa al-Tahsīl | 323/4]

Ibn Kathir رحمه الله said:

‎“There is no greater friendship between two souls than that between a married couple.”

‎[Tafsir Ibn Kathir 3/528]

Ibn Al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

"Allaah loves from His slave that he beautifies his tongue with the truth, and his heart with Ikhlaas and love, turning repentantly and reliance upon Allaah."

[Al-Fawaid, (No. 327)]

‎Abū Ḥasan at-Tirmidhī said:

“Knowledge is dead, so make it alive by seeking it. Then when you have made it alive by seeking it, it is weak; its strength is in learning. So when you make it strong by learning, it is hidden; so make it known by teaching it. Then when it is known, it is useless; so make it fruitful by implementing it.”

[كتاب الفقه والمتفقه - الجطيب البغدادي ٢/٨]