Breadandpeppers:
Now we know nothing is special about the prayer

AntiChristian:


May nothing be special about you as you derail this thread! Aamin.

chillychill:
Jazakumllahu kayran op.

Alhamdullilah... As this blessed month of Ramadan is coming to an end, may Allah accept our fast, answer our prayers, help us to remain steadfast in Islam, grant us the knowledge of this deen.

Allah is truly the merciful may He forgive us, choose what is best for us in this life and the hereafter. Ya Allah guide us protect us make us succeed in dis life and the hereafter. We sincerely don't know if we'll be alive for the next one include us among those who will be granted Al jannah without accountability...... Amin

AntiChristian:


May nothing be special about you as you derail this thread! Aamin.

Breadandpeppers:
Now we know nothing is special about the prayer

Lukgaf:
Please note that this Jumu’ah (last Jumuah in Ramadan) is just like any other Jumu’ah of this blessed month. It is not, in any way, unique or special; and all narrations about its uniqueness, excellence or recommended acts of worship are spurious and fabricated. This bid’ah was introduced during the reign of heretic Fatimid of Egypt.

Here are just a few of those spurious narrations:
1. “Whoever performs the five obligatory prayers on the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhaan, they will atone for him whatever he missed of his prayers throughout that year.”

2. “Whoever missed obligatory prayers that he has lost the count of in his life should perform a special prayer in last Jumu’ah of Ramadaan. Whoever performs this prayer and makes this supplication will have his sins forgiven for four hundred years.” Thereupon ‘Ali said, “Four hundred years?!” The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) responded, “It is rather one thousand years!” The people said, “O Allaah’s Messenger, but a man lives for only sixty to seventy years. Who is then going to have the surplus reward?” He answered, “His parents, children, relatives and his town’s people.”

3. The format of this prayer is four rak’ahs in which Al-Faatihah and Surahs Al-Qadr and Al-Kawthar are recited 15 times in each rak’ah. After Tasleem, a supplication, which time would not permit us me to relate here, is then recited.

Imam Ash-Shawkaanee, in his book, Al-Fawaaid Al-Majmoo’ah, have this to say about this narration and its various versions, “It is very clear that this is a fabricated report. I could not find it even in the books in which spurious narrations are purposely compiled. However, it is popular among some people in San’aa who claim to have knowledge and many people act upon it; and I do not know who fabricated it for them. May Allaah disgrace the liars!”

Equally baseless are names given to the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhan such as ‘Jumu’atul- Qhadaa’, Al-Jumu’ah Al-Hazeenah’ or ‘Jumu’atul Fawaait’.

Bottom-line:
The only thing special about the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhaan is: Nothing is authentically reported about its specialness.
Wallaahu ta’aalaa a’lam.

Abdur-Raafi Al-Imaam

Antiislaam:


May nothing be special about you as you are derailing Christian's thread.. Amen

Shey na allah ask you to be saying Aamin, Ameen or worefa? You will tell us where Aamin is written in your Quran

Lukgaf:
Please note that this Jumu’ah (last Jumuah in Ramadan) is just like any other Jumu’ah of this blessed month. It is not, in any way, unique or special; and all narrations about its uniqueness, excellence or recommended acts of worship are spurious and fabricated. This bid’ah was introduced during the reign of heretic Fatimid of Egypt.

Here are just a few of those spurious narrations:
1. “Whoever performs the five obligatory prayers on the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhaan, they will atone for him whatever he missed of his prayers throughout that year.”

2. “Whoever missed obligatory prayers that he has lost the count of in his life should perform a special prayer in last Jumu’ah of Ramadaan. Whoever performs this prayer and makes this supplication will have his sins forgiven for four hundred years.” Thereupon ‘Ali said, “Four hundred years?!” The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) responded, “It is rather one thousand years!” The people said, “O Allaah’s Messenger, but a man lives for only sixty to seventy years. Who is then going to have the surplus reward?” He answered, “His parents, children, relatives and his town’s people.”

3. The format of this prayer is four rak’ahs in which Al-Faatihah and Surahs Al-Qadr and Al-Kawthar are recited 15 times in each rak’ah. After Tasleem, a supplication, which time would not permit us me to relate here, is then recited.

Imam Ash-Shawkaanee, in his book, Al-Fawaaid Al-Majmoo’ah, have this to say about this narration and its various versions, “It is very clear that this is a fabricated report. I could not find it even in the books in which spurious narrations are purposely compiled. However, it is popular among some people in San’aa who claim to have knowledge and many people act upon it; and I do not know who fabricated it for them. May Allaah disgrace the liars!”

Equally baseless are names given to the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhan such as ‘Jumu’atul- Qhadaa’, Al-Jumu’ah Al-Hazeenah’ or ‘Jumu’atul Fawaait’.

Bottom-line:
The only thing special about the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhaan is: Nothing is authentically reported about its specialness.
Wallaahu ta’aalaa a’lam.

Abdur-Raafi Al-Imaam

Uniquetani1:



I thought you are a Christian not until I saw your profile

truthCoder:


Its a great step in the right direction to highlight fabrications in religion.

The fact that one small part can be fabricated implies that more than one small part could be fabricated.

Maybe one more, or two, or ten or all?

Have you considered that maybe all parts of the religious teachings, worship and traditions are fabricated? Its a large morsel to swallow but it is evidently possible.

Remember you insist this one small part was fabricated. A compilation of different fabrication discoveries by different people would theoretically equate to all parts of islam being a fabrication.

Cheers

olayinka63:

It is easy to spot ignorant.

Lukgaf:
Please note that this Jumu’ah (last Jumuah in Ramadan) is just like any other Jumu’ah of this blessed month. It is not, in any way, unique or special; and all narrations about its uniqueness, excellence or recommended acts of worship are spurious and fabricated. This bid’ah was introduced during the reign of heretic Fatimid of Egypt.

Here are just a few of those spurious narrations:
1. “Whoever performs the five obligatory prayers on the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhaan, they will atone for him whatever he missed of his prayers throughout that year.”

2. “Whoever missed obligatory prayers that he has lost the count of in his life should perform a special prayer in last Jumu’ah of Ramadaan. Whoever performs this prayer and makes this supplication will have his sins forgiven for four hundred years.” Thereupon ‘Ali said, “Four hundred years?!” The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) responded, “It is rather one thousand years!” The people said, “O Allaah’s Messenger, but a man lives for only sixty to seventy years. Who is then going to have the surplus reward?” He answered, “His parents, children, relatives and his town’s people.”

3. The format of this prayer is four rak’ahs in which Al-Faatihah and Surahs Al-Qadr and Al-Kawthar are recited 15 times in each rak’ah. After Tasleem, a supplication, which time would not permit us me to relate here, is then recited.

Imam Ash-Shawkaanee, in his book, Al-Fawaaid Al-Majmoo’ah, have this to say about this narration and its various versions, “It is very clear that this is a fabricated report. I could not find it even in the books in which spurious narrations are purposely compiled. However, it is popular among some people in San’aa who claim to have knowledge and many people act upon it; and I do not know who fabricated it for them. May Allaah disgrace the liars!”

Equally baseless are names given to the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhan such as ‘Jumu’atul- Qhadaa’, Al-Jumu’ah Al-Hazeenah’ or ‘Jumu’atul Fawaait’.

Bottom-line:
The only thing special about the last Jumu’ah of Ramadhaan is: Nothing is authentically reported about its specialness.
Wallaahu ta’aalaa a’lam.

Abdur-Raafi Al-Imaam

Antiislaam:


May nothing be special about you as you are derailing Christian's thread.. Amen

Shey na allah ask you to be saying Aamin, Ameen or worefa? You will tell us where Aamin is written in your Quran

truthCoder:


Its a great step in the right direction to highlight fabrications in religion.

The fact that one small part can be fabricated implies that more than one small part could be fabricated.

Maybe one more, or two, or ten or all?

Have you considered that maybe all parts of the religious teachings, worship and traditions are fabricated? Its a large morsel to swallow but it is evidently possible.

Remember you insist this one small part was fabricated. A compilation of different fabrication discoveries by different people would theoretically equate to all parts of islam being a fabrication.

Cheers

gaskiyamagana:

Did you know or ever being taught in the Bible School or weekly Bible study that "A compilation of different fabrication discoveries by different people..." on Christianity made the religion confusing rather than convincing ?

gaskiyamagana:

"If you have no SWORD sell your cloak and buy one"

truthCoder:


I am trying so hard to understand what you are trying to say. Believe me, its hard to decipher poorly stringed up sentences when the writer’s burning rage is larger than logic.

One thing i can pick from the ramble is that you assume i am a Christian. Poor you! Assumption is evidently the lowest form of intelligence.

Christianity also has a lot of fabrications too. Most of Islam’s foundational fables actually came from the same cooking pot on which christianity was formed.

Both religions have traditions that are completely designed by humans with God being passed as the author.

None of the fabrications can stand the test of simple logic and its advocates always try to prevent any form of unbiased review.

If each and everyone one of their claims are subjected to independent testing, they would fail

advocatejare:

Did Jesus command his followers to kill anyone with sword like Muhammad and Allah did?

The sword was symbolic and a fulfilment of prophecy about Jesus that he would be numbered among the transgressors as Jesus explained in the next verse that you deliberately didn't mention as it's a continuation of the verse you quoted:

Luke.22.37 - It is written: 'And he was numbered with the transgressors'; and I tell you that this must be fulfilled in me. Yes, what is written about me is reaching its fulfillment."

Prophet Isaiah had prophesied this years before Christ was born :
Isaiah 53.12 - Therefore I will give him a portion among the great, and he will divide the spoils with the strong, because he poured out his life unto death, and was numbered with the transgressors.

For he bore the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors.

If you read verse 38 of the same Luke 22 you'll realise that Jesus said only two sword was enough. If they had wanted to fight, would 2 swords be enough to fight a whole battalion on Roman soldiers?
Luke.22.38 - The disciples said, "See, Lord, here are two swords.That is enough," he replied.
To prove that Jesus didn't want his followers to be violent, he stopped the one that overzealously cut the ear of a soldier and healed the soldier in the process.

Luke.22.50 - And one of them struck the servant of the high priest, cutting off his right ear.
Luke.22.51 - But Jesus answered, "No more of this!" And he touched the man's ear and healed him.

So unlike Muhammad, Jesus was commanded his followers to kill anyone even when his own life was being taken.

truthCoder:


Before you finish spotting “ignorant”, maybe you can decide to keep quiet when you cannot have your opinions clearly represented in online comments.

gaskiyamagana:


Thrash. Thrash
Being not a muslim, you are not invited to Islamic discourses on this NL. Attending to your nonsense is an effort to enlighten you about your zero-knowledge about Islam.
Point out one of Islamic claims, subject it to your ( members) independent testing and let's see its fall. If you can not do that, leave the discourse for us and continue with your perfect belief with your followers in spiritual blindness.