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#16 [Permalink] Posted on 21st October 2010 19:18

"ummi taalib" wrote:
Not da'wah Mawlana Yasin...as in a party. All the people i know who have iftaar parties do not observe hijab and gathering are mixed with 20 or more people...loads of food (i often get sent some of it!) and thats all i know..
How even the sacred things have been destroyed. They'd might as well replace "Allahumma Laka Sumtu" with "Amazing Grace" before the "party"

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#17 [Permalink] Posted on 3rd November 2010 10:14
Allah hu Akbar!!
Too funny (muadh khan).

Don't worry, not all women are like that. I do and can take ages as all the offers attract me senselessly. But I can also be in and out & with a baby too!!
But I rather much prefer to text the basic needs to my hubby who then does always forget a few of the things (which are needed). But if it saves me from driving and spending time in a store that sells everything under one roof, then I'd prefer to stay at home.

Parties- I have heard of young girls going to each others.
But then I also see men going out for Iftar with their mates and some particulars missing a part of their jamat with tarawee salaah.
Ramadhan is a blessed month, may Allah always preserve Ramadhan with barakah and Rahmah & give us all the desire to want to utilise our every minute and to abstain from socialising unnecessarily.
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