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Jan

2021

Do Yourself Justice

posted by abu mohammed on 23rd January 2021 - 1 comment

Do yourself justice and learn the other truth. Give me 26 minutes of your time, please. You owe me. Watch this video https://www.bitchute.com/video/IB3ijQuLkkUr/ There's a part 2 in the forum, even more revealing. I stress, this is a must watch documentary with accounts from a doctor.

Aug

2018

Eid in Makkah does not have to coincide with others

posted by abu mohammed on 16th August 2018 - 0 comments

[color=#ff0000]THOSE WHO CLAIM TO FOLLOW SAUDI ARE NOT LISTENING TO SAUDI SCHOLARS, LET ALONE THIER OWN SCHOLARS![/color] [u]Video Evidence Below![/b] They say that we are following Saudi - That is a lie, simply because Saudi Scholars are saying that the Moon sighted for Makkah has nothing to do with those outside of their region. Instead, those outside of Saudi are being told that they MUST follow local sighting. Therefore, the claim of following Saudi is false[url=http://www.masjideumer.org.uk/index.php/resources/artiles/100-eid-ul-adha-is-on-the-10th-of-zil-hijjah-only-on-local-date-eid-ul-adha-is-not-an-eid-ul-hajj]Eid ul Adha is not an Eid ul Hajj!![/url] See videos below & click for more in the [url=http://www.wifaqululama.co.uk/eiduladha/]Wifaqul Ulama link[/url] for more evidence! Unfortunately, there is a common misunderstanding amongst the people that when it is Yawm ul Arafah in Saudi Arabia, the whole world has to celebrate Eid ul Adha on the next day. No evidence for this can be found in our Holy Shariah.

Nov

2017

Uncover The Facts

posted by abu mohammed on 14th November 2017 - 1 comment

[left][/font][size=150]What to do with Hearsay?[/left][url=http://www.al-miftah.com/what-to-do-with-hearsay/]Source[/url] The other side of the story A woman once brought a claim against another woman before Qadi Shurayh (rahimahullah). After some time, she began to cry bitterly. Those who were present were convinced that the woman was wronged. Qadi Shurayh replied: Indeed even the brothers of Yusuf (alayhis salam) cried by their father. i.e, Despite their sobbing, they were still guilty. (Kitabul Adhkiya, pg.63) Moral Therefore, no matter how convincing one side of the story seems, one is still duty bound to hear the other side before drawing a conclusion. The act of passing judgement on mere assumption is quite common and certainly very destructive. The consequences are also far reaching, long lasting and in some cases: regretful. This is the message in the verse: [i]O you who believe! If a sinful person brings a report to you, then verify its authenticity before you harm a people unknowingly and then become remorseful over what you did[/b] One is often faced with these kind of situations where one is made to hear one side of the story only. Due to the fatal consequences of this, the Shariah cautions us to remain calm, and to verify that piece of information. Haste generally leads to bitterness and remorse. Carefully read the words of the above verse again: then verify its authenticity before you harm a people unknowingly and then become remorseful over what you did

Mar

2017

Waseela and the Misunderstandings

posted by abu mohammed on 14th March 2017 - 3 comments

Waseela and the Misunderstandings

It is very sad and unfortunate that many people have misinterpreted and misunderstood the Shari' method and value of Waseela. The Dangers of getting it wrong will be catastrophic!

My aim here is to keep it very simple and differentiate between that which is Halal and that which is Shirk and I pray to Allah that He gives us the ability to see the difference and protect our Iman.

It's not something new, instead it's very old, older than Islam and when done incorrectly, it becomes a Pagan act.

Islam came to wipe out Paganism, it came to wipe out Polythiesm, i.e. Shirk, associating partners with Allah. Islam came with Tawheed, The first Pillar of Islam!

Oct

2016

Spending on Ashura

posted by abu mohammed on 10th October 2016 - 0 comments

There are several legitimate practices in Islam that have been wrongfully deemed as incorrect. In an era of religious melt-down, we cannot afford such incorrect assertions One such practice is: Spending on one’s family on the day of ‘Ashura (The 10th of Muharram)

Rasulullah (sallallahu ’alayhi wasallam) is reported to have said:

“Whoever expands his expenditure on his family on the day of ‘Aashura, Allah Ta’alawill inflate his sustenance for the rest of that year”

Source and Authenticity of this narration

Jul

2016

Guests � A Blessing of Allah

posted by abu mohammed on 10th July 2016 - 0 comments

Guests – A Blessing of Allah

Jul

2016

Knock Knock, It's Me!

posted by abu mohammed on 5th July 2016 - 0 comments

This is something new to me and so I'm sharing with others because we all do it as a joke and out of normality/seriousness.

If someone is seeking permission and is asked who he is, he should introduce himself with his known name or his nickname. It is not enough to say: "It's me!" Imams Bukhari and Muslim reported that Jabir رضي الله عنه came to the Prophet and knocked on his door. The Prophet replied, "Who is it?", Jabir رضي الله عنه replied, "It's me!". The Prophet hated that and said, "It's me, It's me", meaning that he hated this useless response.

Source (to be verified)

Oct

2015

The multiple benefits of 10 ayats from Surah Baqarah

posted by abu mohammed on 6th October 2015 - 6 comments

The multiple benefits of 10 ayats from Surah Baqarah

In an era like ours, in which we’ve become immune to insecurity, the following prescription from one of the most knowledgeable Sahabah (radiyallahu’anhum) is very pertinent.

Lets read through the following narrations and be inspired.

Sayyiduna ‘Abdullah ibn Mas’ud (radiyallahu’anhu) said:

Jul

2015

Abdullah Vs Abdul Nafs

posted by abu mohammed on 13th July 2015 - 0 comments

This topic can cover many aspects from which school of thought we follow to our daily routine (actions)

My intention is to get the younger children to read such details so please try to keep comments in accordance to Islamic principles knowing that young children will also read this blog inshaAllah.

Apr

2015

Debt Free

posted by abu mohammed on 16th April 2015 - 0 comments

7 Steps to Becoming Debt-Free

Many people, at some point in their lives end up in financial debt. Nobody likes it, but it just happens. Taking loans is perfectly permissible in Islam, as long as it doesn’t entail riba (usury) and it isn’t for a purpose that is against Islam.

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