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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 7th October 2019 23:16
Assalam u Alaikum,

Alhamdulillah! This year just before Ramadhan, I was blessed to be given the opportunity of performing umrah. It was my first time. A great honour and magnificent experience. Although, with children it was difficult but still a pleasant experience.

One thing perplexed me though. In Masjid e Nabvi, when I was waiting in line to send salutations to the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.), near his grave. I waited for almost two hours. We were moving inch by inch. However, a time came when people started running to go to that place (where we offer nawafil). As they say "do what the romans do", I also started to run with other people there. Later on I realized that is this appropriate to run in a masjid? Is this not against adab? How would the Prophet (s.a.w.) feel when he would know that what is happening in his masjid? And also the womenfolk were shouting loudly while running. I was really confused.

Does anyone know here that what do ulema say about this strange thing?
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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 7th October 2019 23:45
Lol welcome to the haramain. Not much ulema can do or say. Too many people different mentality and cultures. Iv seen all sorts of crazy things there and in the mataf. Best just to concentrate on ur own self n try to keep the adab and sanctity of the haramain in heart
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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 8th October 2019 02:59
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What I mean to say is that when others run should we run with them or should we not go to the grave to say salam?

Which is more important. Adab or Salam? Has any mufti or alim said something about it?
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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 12th October 2019 22:46
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What good is Salam if the master rejects it? We are not sheep. We do what's right not what others do. Millions push shove fight to kiss black stone. Shall we do same or just leave it or try without harming anyone?

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