Aameen, and of everyone else

important as everything might seem, we will leave it all behind

zyzxx:
Lol he talk oo
Well he claimed he was joking sha

U scared him Lol

Boss I dey joke ni o

am looking for that thread where we complete the last person's sentence. can someone who knows share me the link? i was enjoying our story telling until one murderer killed our main guy

enieme:
Do we recite surah fatiha while the imam is reciting or do we listen and recite ours after the imam has completed fatiha and moved on to another surah?
and if one is still reciting surah fatiha when d Imam ends with Ameen, does one cut short one's recitation to pronounce ameen after the imam or one just continues with the recitation and make ameen afterwards?
babylolaroy tbaba1234 newnas

Alhamdulillah. jabir r.a narrated that when they used to pray behind the prophet IN SILENT SOLATS I.E DHUHR AND ASR, he had commanded that they should recite their own faatiha and suurah...silently, making sure to MOVE THEIR LIPS
But in Loud solat, the recitation of the imam SUFFICES.

ALWAYS FINISH YOUR OWN RECITATION AND SAY YOUR OWN AAMEEN...in cases where you cannot hear the Imam's own recitations asin dhuhr and asr


Allahu a'lam

zyzxx:
babylolaroy come and confirm what Bantino said oo


Apy sunday

wetin hin talk
...like for ur own eyes, shey na talk be that

zyzxx

1. I also gathered that a lot of people have fallen into the fitna of spreading their palms when they wanto start solat in the name of saying intention. this isnt right. the intention is a matter of the mind so you dont spread your palms to say anyyhing before the takbir.

2. I also gathered that although one opinion says otherwise, the better opinion also documented by sheikh albany is to go down hands first before the knees in solat. When you are going for sujud (prostration), you should touch the floor first with your palms before your knees

3. so also, say your AAMEEN only after the imaam, because he is the imam. its common that immediately after the faatihah, people just render the aameen. its important that the imam takes the lead in all aspect of solat

4.That you may say to the right side after tashahud AS SALAMU ALAYKUM WARAHMATULLAHI WABARAKATUHU and to the left, only AS SALAMU ALAYKUM WARAHMATULLAH

OR you may say to both sides AS SALAMU ALAYKUM WARAHMATULLAHI

or you may say only to your right AS SALAMU ALAYKUM. nothig to the left


Allahu a'lam

baba11:
@ the No 5 you mentioned:Could you back it up with any valid evidence!?

Yes, the prophet replied tasleem wen he was in the batbroom. note that
1. their bathrooms were make shift. he was taking a bath and a woman came to report a matter. he answered her tasleem and even gave his opinion on the reported matter

2. A batnroom isnt a filthy place because you are just expected to wash your body there. This would be why the prophet said not to pee in there


Allahu a'lam

AllstarZ:
Jazakillah khairan. Thank you.

wa iyyaka. welcome. please tell is what you know too

AllstarZ:
As-salamualaikum...this is the first time I come across the term "a lady leading other ladies in salah", Islam made it clear that a woman isn't allowed to raise her voice in public.

wa alaykum salam. alhamdulillah robbil alamin. i wrote it there akhi, that when they observe solat indoors..that is, where there no non-mahrams. in that case a woman may lead the solat and she can raise her voice. This is applicable whether or not she is praying alone or in jamah. she can recite aloud so far as its not in d presence of a non mahram nd shez inside.

Allahu a'lam

Newnas even made inna lillahi on this matter. you are really pained o... Everytime i think about it, i think men are more to be blamed. yorubas will say a kid will say he wants to be pampered rotten, its his mother that wont allow him. some women will wear next to nothing on fb...and brothers, wallahi will be there cooing MASHAALLAH! imagine. how can you mashaAllah such a thing

if no one will acknowlege that madness, women will dress better and do better

Learn the Deen...

A muslim by whatever denomination, is expected and obligated to know more about his religion. Sometimes Muslims like to hide u der the fitnatic excuse that 'afterall they do not know, so they cannot be punished for doing it'. Whereas they had no reason not to learn about the DOs and the DONTs of Islaam. if you leave knowledge just so you can plead excuse, it wont work for you so go all out of your way and amass as much knowledge as HALAAL-ly possible.

using my immediate vicinity as a case study, i gathered that little acts are very unknown in the deen. please feel free to add your so that we can together, revive the sunnah


1. There is no difference in the solat of a male and a female. Thus, when a woman prays indoors or leads other women in solat, she should recite out loud in solatul fajr, maghrib and ishai

2. You can wash your arms and exceed the elbows during ablution: and your feet to exceed the ankles. they are the minimum, not the maximum

3. When you say the tashaahud during solat, you should lay your left palm flat on your left thigh and make the right palm into a ring, then move your right index finger up and down slowly till you make tasleem. Dont slap both hands on your thighs as people do, to indicate the end of their tashahud

4. when you say the first allahu Akbar in your solat called takbiratul ihraam, you dont raise your body up with your arms. you stay still, raise your hand, proclaim the takbir, fold the right hand over the left and recite the OPENING DUA BEFORE FAATIHAH

most people dont even know there is any dua before faatihah

5. You can Render and return tasleem i.e As salam alaykum in the bathroom arena. some people refuse to answer when you meet them at the toilet tub and say salam. once you are not in the act, a bathroom isnt a filthy place

i hope to add more inshaaAllah. if you remember acts of sunnah that are not common amongs the people anymore or common mistakes. please add so we can learn from you


As salam alaykum

Newnas:


The conditions of sincere repentance repentance are more than mere saying astaghfiriluLLaah.
As the scholars have stated, the conditions of repentance are three:

# Total Remorse and Regret over the sin committed. This is the greatest and most difficult of the three conditions.

# Having a strong resolution not to ever return to the sin again, ever.

# Seeking forgiveness of the sin by saying astaghfiruLLaah and similar statements.

#If the sin involves the right of other people then a fourth condition applies and that is to return the right to the rightful owner if it's a property. If it's an evil speech such as insult, embarrassment, backbiting, slandering etc then he should seek the person's forgiveness.

If the wronged person is not available or more evil might arise from returning his right or seeking his forgiveness then he should give out an equivalent of the usurped property to the needy, this won't be recorded for him as charity. He should also speak good of the backbited our slandered person in gatherings to nullify his transgressions.

you have sed it alryt...may Allah rectify all

Esji80:
Ma sha Allahu slow n steady;u'll in sha Allahu get there.May Allah swt grant u long life and success in all your endeavours.Best wishes and Allah's guidance sister

Aameen..ex-Abu Nusaybah

baba11:
Well,if both of the couple involved had talked about it,it wouldn't have degenerated into something like this... at least,it is part of knowing one another before walking down the isle...definitely, I want my wife to be chastity and if she lies about it...there are ways to deal about it..but the major casualty in this regard will be trust afterwards....and we all know any union or marriage whereby this is lacking,togetherness is on the brink of collapse...if we truly want to follow Quran and Sunnah,how'll a true Muslim lose her/his virginity when he has never married prior this particular nikkah's day?

you cannot say how will a true muslim do something like that. yes its bad..buh hang on, people change. she had sex nd sinned..now ahe sed astaghfirullah and Allah forgave her...why cant you get over it too? yu sinned too

Esji80:
lol Ummu Nusaybah,,no blush oo. Are you not a barrister or u b Senior Advocate of Nigeria SAN?

inshaaAllah oooo...am still in 500level

babylolaroy:



no. it doesnt..

this boboh likes trouble. liking d thing again, are we?

That we have seen, we have heard...may Allah help us to obey...

Esji80:
ameeen thumma ameeen;I feel honored wt these words of prayers.The boy has been named Mus'ab after Mus'ab Ibn Umair on 24th April,2016.May Allah s.w.t reward you all abundantly.For the married ,may Allah bless ur marriage and for d singles may Allah grant u righteous spouses who shall strive wt u in quest of Aljannatul firadaus ameeen.Barrister Waduda,Sisie and newnas I am grateful.Jazakumullahu khaira

wa iyyaka...@barrister Waduudah..am blushing

zyzxx:
lol time keeper Since you liked d post... Then game kontinue

no. it doesnt..

copied from ABOO BANAAT Dear newly wedded spouses,
This is sometimes the beginning of your problems. The debate about virginity always errupts from the first night of marriage, especially when the man on the marriage night discovers his wife aint no virgin. His face becomes sour like spoilt eforiro soup. This night was supposed to be a memorable one but it turns bad in some cases. . He now "forces" his wife to tell him how he lost it, even if the wife refuses, he insists and puts her in a tight situation until she tells him or lies about it. Akhi, did you marry her for her deen and character or for her virginity? Virginity should be one of the secondary considerations, and if she is a virgin, are you untouched too? The woman's virginity is always an issue, but no one talks about the man's own! . The fiancé or husband has NO right to ask about his wife's past. It is sufficient for him that she is now pious and she is known for good at the time of marrying her. As to whether she did anything haraam in the past, but then repented from it and became righteous, it is wrong to ask her about that and make her choose between telling lies or getting divorced and forcing her to tell her secrets thereby disclosing that which Allaah had concealed for her, then if she tells him the truth, this will open the door to doubt and suspicion. Either way, its double wahala. . Sisters, know that its not compulsory on you to tell your husband about whatever dirty past you went through. Its not even in his right to ask you in the first place. the Prophet salallahu alayhi wassalam said: “Avoid this immoralities that Allaah has forbidden. Whoever does any such thing, then let him conceal it with the concealment of Allaah.” (Narrated by al-Bayhaqi; classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in al-Silsilah al-Saheehah, no. 663).* . How can you as a groom feel, when your wife be like: -i had 10 boyfriends -i used to party a lot -i was a stripper or belly dancer -i used to smoke and drink -i used to be a model -i used to dance to sell glo sim card -i lost my virginity to abu fulaan, at destiny hotels, in room 52, at night, we did such and such for several days, I got pregnant and I aborted it, bla bla bla . Akhi, how would you feel after hearing all this trash? Won't ur love for her reduce instantly? Is this how to start a new marriage? Won't u begin to doubt her fearing that she may go into zina again? Won't u begin to underrate her? Then why did you ask her in the first place? Why did you make her uncover her secret which Allah has covered for her? What about your own bad past too? . Sister, how do you feel when narrating such ugly events again? Shouldn't you be shy of explaining how you committed zina wit a man? Even if you were raped, is it worth narrating? What is there to be proud of? If your husband dies tomorrow and u re-marry, will you narrate all this stories to him too? The prophet salallahu alayhi wassalam said, If you have no shame, do as you wish. . During the time of umar ibn khattab radiAllahu anhu, a suitor wanted to marry a woman, the wali of the woman told the suitor that the woman had committed zina. So the suitor left. When the khalifa heard the incident, he beat the wali of the woman and said: Was there any need to mention it? (Muwatta of imam malik: 28/1148) . Its even more absurd, when mere "suitors" be like: Sister, let's be frank with eachother, are you a virgin or not? No be only frank, na emmanuel sef. Sister, how many suitors would u keep telling ur chastity status? When jealousy died in men, modesty died in women. Virginity is not a sign that the marriage will be good, and losing it before marriage does not mean your marriage will be bad. . Though virginity is precious and special, and is a sign of chastitiy and respect, but there are many women who are virgins that will still enter hell because of other sins, there are many who are not virgins who wil still enter jannah. Don't start your marriage with a fight, understand yourselves and leave the past where it is. Akhi, if you keep underrating and insulting your wife because she is not a virgin, and suddenly one day a woman comes and accuses you of being the owner of her 10yrs old daughter, your wife will now begin to insult you too, that's when you will realize that there is a difference between akpu and fufu. May Allah grant us understanding, amin

bantino has been winning since last night. i believe he is the winner and the thread is closed. i jus like dah post noni...buh he won for 13 hours

Esji80:
May the Peace and blessings of Allah be upon our noble Prophet And Servant of Allah Muhammad s.a.w and all who follow his footsteps to the day of recompense ameeen.


I want to name my new born baby boy Mus'ab after Mus'ab bn Umair the first ambassador of Islam. What is the Islamic ruling on naming a child wt sahabas name? Jazakummullahu khaira cc Sissie tbaba1234 babyLolaroy newnas

newnas has answered you adequately inshaaAllah. may Allah s.w.t make the boy the coolness of your eyes, the joy of your life and the mother's, the helper of the poor, the doer of righteousness and a Muhsin... baarakAllahu fiihi

ArchNerd:
No ANSWER not breaking any of the rules yet.

Answer the question without saying yes or no.






QUESTION:

Do not be like those silly ones who answers no to every question people ask them.
Now, tell me are you one of them?

at all

i thought unreasonable species had been wiped out long ago. like are y'all ordinarily dumb dumb or you are just trying too hard to impress me. whatever your reasons. you are welcome. you didnt have to come this way when you only have dirty things to say

....And she died!

the End!

Scholar8200:
Pls pardon my ignorance, is the wearing of hijab at ALL times and in ALL places (as a sign of piety) a direct commandment in the Quran?

first and foremost, it is..now imagine that it were not, and some people have chosen to do so, based on individual autonomy, why cheat them out of it?
as an adult, yu take some decisions like wanting to do ds or that nd if your parents say not to do ot, you wouldnt agree much. right? what we need is tolerance..
the use of hijab is a divine commandment and it is really not right to stop it at the call to bar ceremony..we shud av equal rights in a democracy

49cents:
Were people born with hijab?

sweety, even people were not born with clothes on. And you wouldnt like it much if the government were to place a ban on your clothes. right?

So, in a constitutional state like Nigeria, where everyone has a right, muslims still have to beg for their rights not to be infringed upon. At the Nigerian law school, during the call to bar ceremony, which cannot be missed, nobody is allowed to cover their head..at all. you can not use cap, scarp or hijab. This is obviously not fair because everyone has a right and peraonal sentiments should operate. so christians have no worries, of course. so also muslims who dont observe hijab. But how is this fair, when you wear the hijab all your life only to open it at the ceremony just because you wanna become a lawyer? it is absolutely an injustice that demeans Nigeria as a constitutional state. we hope somehow this reaches a person in authority who can effect a change and muslim women will be allowed to atleast cover


This isnt even fair from any end >:

NiRfreak:
pls do reduce ur ghetto English....i already learnt all i need know......

no quarell. i was just worried for yu noni..plus why announce ur celebrityhood...let ur time come, shine nd let us see yu...its more, amazing dat way

NiRfreak:
okay.... will need more lessons from you....cos will soon become a Celeb

you gon be a celeb and yu dont already speak no ghetto american. that dont do you no good and you aint gon be no celeb no more





yeah..thats how they roll

God2man:
What is the problem?

Fear of failure is killing many people.

Write your own book before you condemn the guy.

I made mistakes too.

What about the Publisher or the error from the printer?

Embrace failure. Take a risk. You will succeed.

Excellence is an act of doing something continuously until it becomes perfect.

not like a book for kids sweety. they are gonna learn that bull crap for a very long time. i was in primary 2 when i read the word 'fragile' in a book. primary 5 when i learnt 'abandon' and jss1 when i learnt "juggle"....they sounded sooooooo big to me and funny too.


my point is : kids never really forget. so the writer was not supposed to test his ugly Eskimo literacy in a book for kids! yuck. that sucks man.