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Dawah Over Dunya
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Jun 15 •
Question
As someone new to Sunni Islam, there is one thing I have had a question on. I've been researching, but I couldn't yet find an answer. The question is: why is it that animal waste, where the meat is Halal, is considered Pure or Tahir? Furthermore, you're allowed to Pray Salah with animal waste on your clothes even if you have everything to change, but you can still deliberately Pray with those clothes on. Isn't this a big disrespect to ALLAH SWT? How can animal waste ever be Pure? it will be a big help if someone answers this JazzakALLAH Khairan
1 like • Jun 17
As Salamu Alaykum Not every waste is considered pure, it's pure of those animals that are considered pure in the shariah and specifically those halal to eat in the first place. Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala when He gave us rulings, he doesn't just look at those of us who are living in a city where there are hardly any animals except maybe the house cat etc, but rather Allah is the All-Knowing and He knows there are people on farms, shepherds, people who can't get access to water, people who will be in haste to pray etc. So Allah makes the obligations easy and not hard and takes everyone into considerarion. So no, this won't be disrespecting Allah, but rather it would be disrespect to reject an ease. That is the first part. The second part is, does this mean you can't remove waste? No, the whole point isn't whether you can or cannot remove it, the point is if it's obligatory or not and there's a difference between something being obligatory, and something being permissible and something being disliked etc. The point is that having it on wouldn't nullify the salah, it would still be accepted, but if one is able to change clothes or wash it off they can do so. I hope that answers the question in sha'a Allah. Wa Allahu a'alam
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@Ramin Nazari first you need to understand what obligatory means. That's why it would be the best to study Usul Al Fiqh under someone properly. You can try here: https://access.zidni.institute As for what should or shouldn't be, that's not up to us to decide. Allah gives the rules, the Prophet salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam shows us the implementation and the sahabah radiya Allahu anhum convey it to us what they witnessed. It is recommended for sure for those who can but even if one can't in this specific scenario, this doesn't invalidate the salah. If you say it is obligatory, it means that one doesn't have the option not to do it and in order to have exceptions you still need to have something from the law itself showing there is one. So however you turn it, it's Allah who gives the law. This is actually an ease from Allah and a mercy, that's why I am happy with Allah's law as He makes it easy for everyone, humans on the other hand would limit everything and bot consider other people's situation. Alhamdulillah
Jun 1 •
Learn about Islam
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته I'm makinf this post because of the importance to learn about the deen, be it for own benefit or da'wah. It is obligatory to know matters of the deen. Many jump on the bandwagon of da'wah these days while they do not even know the basics of Islam and they end up learning through shorts while many of those who make them are ignorant themselves. Take the exanple of recent events where claims are made that it's possible that people have called Allah father in the past. Actually, if one knows the deen, one will know that yes they actually did and srill do and all of that is PROHIBITED and SHIRK. Allah says in the Qur'an: لم يلد ولم يولد He did not give birth nor was He born. (surah Al Ikhlas) What does this verse tell us: 1. Allah is no one's child (refutation of those who believe Jesus is Allah and refutation of those who believe that the Creator is originated and that He has parents) 2. Allah says that He was never a father and He will never be a father. This is a universal statement. Keep in mind, the Qur'an was revealed to the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم during his time (duh, obviously). The reason why I say this though is, many look at the Qur'an from today's eraywhile they forget upon whom it was originally revealed. This means that Allah refuted all those durinf and before the time of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. Now, as for the argument that 'well it might have been used metaphorically'. My response: - Did Allah suddenly loose all His attributes before the Qur'an? No He did not, He was always Who He is. Allah has His attributes and even metaphorical meaning is not accepted. What then would prevent a person saying that Allah is a lion (meaning brave and fearless)? Naoodho bi Allah! Being a father is a negative attribute for the Creator just like lion is. Allah is Ar-Rabb - the One Who owns, originates, sets rules for His creation and rules over them while taking care of them. Instead of falling into the trap of repeating stuff from online people, better use the time to understand WHO Allah is. This will produce closeness to Him.
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Jan 14 •
Respecting other Religions
"˹O believers!˺ Do not insult what they invoke besides Allah or they will insult Allah spitefully out of ignorance. This is how We have made each people’s deeds appealing to them. Then to their Lord is their return, and He will inform them of what they used to do." -Qur'an 6:108 I see many Muslim brothers and sisters insulting other religions, their gods, and their followers. It gives us a bad reputation, making it seem as if Islaam permits such actions and insults. I encourage people to stop using racial slurs, especially towards the Indian community as they are an important group for giving Daawah.
0 likes • Jun 1
@Abu Numyar Mohamed racism is there especially now with the war against Palestine. People from India get mocked more than usually, but it's true, it's not exclusive. Observing stuff online, the Zio supporters will nock our deen and as a retaliation Muslims will kick back. That however has to have boundaries too. The point is not to be racist at all and that's what purification of the heart from diseases entails. The brother is also a young revert. He used to be a Hindu, now he's a Muslim alhamdulillah, the only Muslim in his family. I ask Allah to bless him ameen Wa Allahu a'alam
May 7 •
Question About the Linguistic Miracle of the Quran
As a non Arab, how can we understand the miraculous nature of the Quranic Text and help non-Muslims to understand it? Because when we mention that the Quran is a miracle for our Prophet (PBUH) and no human can produce or replicate something like it, some people say that just because something isn't replicated by others doesn't mean it is divine.
0 likes • Jun 1
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته While the statement is true in general, there is also another part, for other things even better things were able to be produced. Take the example of movies. Maybe there is one movie but another movie in the same genre was been able to be produced. As for the Qur'an, neither could something better be produced, nor anything like it, not even verses, let alone the whole book. It is true, for non-Arabs it will be a bit harder to figure this out hence it's an obligation for us to learn Arabic, once you've learned even basics you will already start seeing the miraculous nature of the Qur'an. Question should be though, what exactly is the miracle? There are many answers to that: 1. Precision in speech. There are NO SYNONYMS in the Qur'an. Every word is specific for specific things. Human speech is not like that. We synonyms a lot, there is no such thing in the Qur'an 2. The message is apolying to past, present and future, it's universal no matter what era one lives in 3. Prophecies that came and will come to pass which no one can deny 4. Historical narrative, where the Qur'an corrects events from the past 5. Eloquence in speech (Arabic is needed for this one to understand) 6. No contradictions Now, these are just some things that can be said about it. You can read some things about it here: https://www.islamic-awareness.org/quran/miracle/ Also, what needs to be understood is that the challenge is for everyone and even those who claim they don't know Arabic, Allah does not say you can't seek aid from those who do. When you open the link you will find all those who attempted the challange and failed. Those were Arabs with high level of understanding of the Arabic language. I hope this sheds at least some light in sha'a Allah. I can't tell you all details, but I just told you what I know. Wa Allahu a'alam
Feb 22 •
Ibn Taymiyyah on Invoking the Dead
A Critical Analysis of Dr. Hatem Al-Haj’s Classification of Istighāthah Joe Bradford https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wFYoLv1hbswBBvWbQi5cfvakkpUj2c1k/edit
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