As salaamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu, is it islamically wrong to wish for oneself to be ill?
Yes, ask God for Afiyah; to be saved from testing.
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Brother you said something about it being a trick from shaytan to call people practicing and non-practicing Muslim. Why? It's a reality that many people are called Muslims but they don't actually practice Islam. What description should be used instead? We sometimes have to describe this matter.
The description that God used
"He is the one who named you: Muslims"
"He is the one who named you: Muslims"
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Asalamu alaykum, If someone is medically determined to be clinically depressed with suicidality and they commit suicide, are they subject to hellfire? Since depression is a disease due to neurotransmitter imbalance in the brain causing them to be suicidal, are they at fault ?
Alaikum assalam,
Everyone is held accountable to their capacity. That is, not by labeling done by a psychiatric association.
A great deal of psychological diseases and syndromes are nothing more than a set of bad behaviours or beliefs, that gets mislabeled.
Alcoholism, pornographic addiction, homosexuality, pedophilia, etc are considered by many top psychiatrists as diseases, and they're most certainly not.
Everyone is held accountable to their capacity. That is, not by labeling done by a psychiatric association.
A great deal of psychological diseases and syndromes are nothing more than a set of bad behaviours or beliefs, that gets mislabeled.
Alcoholism, pornographic addiction, homosexuality, pedophilia, etc are considered by many top psychiatrists as diseases, and they're most certainly not.
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Asalaamualaykum sheikh, is it permissible for someone to take government funded burseries for students in high school because they think that your parents who are self employed earn a really low wage? (I.e parents saying we earn £10K a year in order to prevent taxes and get benefits)JazakAllah khayr
Alaikum assalam, if you're not forging or lying and they think that then it's fine. Paying taxes is not a religious obligation. Being honest is.
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Does it harm one's iman (in other words: does it make him a kafir) if he doesn't consider ahmadis as non-muslims because he wants to leave it to Allah and not call someone kafir who considers himself as a muslim?
It could harm their Iman definitely, and could nullify it even.
You should know that not every Muslim is required to know who Ahmadiyya are,
And generally, a Muslim must believe that anyone who says the testimonies of faith and prays towards Mecca is a Muslim.
Now, Ahmadiyya, in my understanding, are two divisions, one division that are complete disbelievers (do not pray to Mecca, do not bear witness that Muhammad is the final Messenger from God), and another that aren't like that but have severe deviation, yet may not reach apostasy.
You only need to believe that whoever doesn't believe that Muhammad was the final Messenger, or does not believe in prayer towards Mecca, can not be a Muslim even if they swear on it. You don't need to specifically know every cult on earth and whether it's Muslim or not.
You should know that not every Muslim is required to know who Ahmadiyya are,
And generally, a Muslim must believe that anyone who says the testimonies of faith and prays towards Mecca is a Muslim.
Now, Ahmadiyya, in my understanding, are two divisions, one division that are complete disbelievers (do not pray to Mecca, do not bear witness that Muhammad is the final Messenger from God), and another that aren't like that but have severe deviation, yet may not reach apostasy.
You only need to believe that whoever doesn't believe that Muhammad was the final Messenger, or does not believe in prayer towards Mecca, can not be a Muslim even if they swear on it. You don't need to specifically know every cult on earth and whether it's Muslim or not.
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Is it possible for someone to receive Ijazaat in Qur’ān, Hadith Books and other Islamic texts from their father?
Of course.
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Assalamualaikum Shaikh, I have a Greek friend, he believed in one God and he asked me to teach him about Islam since he started recently searching for the true religion. So I am asking you to give me a book which can describe Islam fully so he can understand the main things about it! Thank you😊
Google: The Muslim Guide
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https://ask.fm/MajedJarrar/answer/142477317954?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=iOS. Assalamu Alaykom. Different asker. Is it obligatory for a woman to follow her husband's mathhab if she is a layperson?
Alaikum assalam, if she learns from him then yes.
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https://ask.fm/MajedJarrar/answer/138095458370?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=android https://ask.fm/MajedJarrar/answer/141509249602?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=android Totally contradictory!!! btw it's not wrongly attributed to Hanafi. https://islamqa.org/hanafi/darulifta-deoband/27389
1. I have taken from my teachers that the ~135 km is the standard calculation, and ~90km is what we were told is the fatwa. There's no contradiction in my two answers.
2. So Hanbalis in the past 1,000 years have written that "a farsakh is 3 Hashemite miles, and a Hashemite mile is six thousand arm spans, and an arm span is twenty four adjacent fingers, and a finger width is six grains of barley aligned such that their centre widths are side by side, and a grain centre width is six hairs wide."
Which brings the calculations to 138 km ± 1 km (at best) or ± 10 km (at worst).
On the other hand an English mile is 5280 feet (nowhere near 6k arm spans), so brings the calculation to ~77.3 km.
I wonder which is more likely: did Abu Hanifa know about the English mile before it was instrumented, or did the modern Hanafi elders confuse Hashemite miles with English miles.
2. So Hanbalis in the past 1,000 years have written that "a farsakh is 3 Hashemite miles, and a Hashemite mile is six thousand arm spans, and an arm span is twenty four adjacent fingers, and a finger width is six grains of barley aligned such that their centre widths are side by side, and a grain centre width is six hairs wide."
Which brings the calculations to 138 km ± 1 km (at best) or ± 10 km (at worst).
On the other hand an English mile is 5280 feet (nowhere near 6k arm spans), so brings the calculation to ~77.3 km.
I wonder which is more likely: did Abu Hanifa know about the English mile before it was instrumented, or did the modern Hanafi elders confuse Hashemite miles with English miles.
What book you would like to write about?
How to run an Islamic school
How to be a successful board member for a mosque
How to disagree respectfully with another Muslim about a religious matter.
The problem is I have an urge to publish them on www.dummies.com
But the problem only dummies who actually want to learn go to that website
Which is 0% of my target market.
How to be a successful board member for a mosque
How to disagree respectfully with another Muslim about a religious matter.
The problem is I have an urge to publish them on www.dummies.com
But the problem only dummies who actually want to learn go to that website
Which is 0% of my target market.
https://ask.fm/MajedJarrar/answer/144107506498?utm_source=copy_link&utm_medium=android What does rinsing means? If anyone puts water in mouth & circles it around by moving his head without gurgling, is it sufficient? what is minimum rinsing? Plz elaborate on sniffing water in & out of nose too.JZK
Please watch any basic series of Fiqh.
https://ask.fm/MajedJarrar/answers/142111612738 I'm on day 88 of being clean from this action. Only thing I did? Fast mondays&thursdays. (Maybe your followers may find this beneficial)
Allahu Akbar, that is truly the toughest way. The Messenger of God said: Fasting is a shield.
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What is their fault so that you call it impossible on their dream (khilafah) or the way they use it to achieve it?
Their ideology and method.
My brother's friends visited us and on of them bringed his gaming control but forgot it at our home after leaving. And my little brother informed him but he used his Control to play. I warned him to not do it bcz it's not our property. But he did not listen and told me its not haram. Is it haram?
Teach your little brother to listen to you by being his friend, not boss.
what is the differance between mandatory and obligatory ? which one is the translation of #واجب #
Mandatory
Obligatory
Compulsory
Required
Imperative
All could mean the same thing, or could mean different things based on the context. I use all five in my translation
In Fiqh we have many levels of obligation
The ruling that you must do something, you will be rewarded for it, and you will be punished if you don't do it, is waajib, and I use obligatory (in English it stems from moral obligation)
The ruling that it is greater than obligatory, such as standing on Arafat in Hajj or washing the face in wudu, is Fardh, and I use mandatory (not to be confused with arkaan: pillars, and Imam Ahmed implied that they are in fact different).
A ruling in which if it's not done you'll deserve punishment, but if done does not grant a reward necessarily, unless a proper intention for reward accompanies it, such as: the nafaqa (alimony), and I use compulsory to describe this kind, because it is more related to a penal code (court order) than directly to a reward.
Finally, the ruling of something really important to be done, such as bathing on Friday, or congregational prayer (in other than Hanbali mathhab, where it is obligatory), is called waajib lafdhi, and I use: imperative for it.
That's all my personal preference, and I've seen other translators use them differently. I suggest you also ask Bradford, Starling and Ferber and see what they've got, and let me know.
Obligatory
Compulsory
Required
Imperative
All could mean the same thing, or could mean different things based on the context. I use all five in my translation
In Fiqh we have many levels of obligation
The ruling that you must do something, you will be rewarded for it, and you will be punished if you don't do it, is waajib, and I use obligatory (in English it stems from moral obligation)
The ruling that it is greater than obligatory, such as standing on Arafat in Hajj or washing the face in wudu, is Fardh, and I use mandatory (not to be confused with arkaan: pillars, and Imam Ahmed implied that they are in fact different).
A ruling in which if it's not done you'll deserve punishment, but if done does not grant a reward necessarily, unless a proper intention for reward accompanies it, such as: the nafaqa (alimony), and I use compulsory to describe this kind, because it is more related to a penal code (court order) than directly to a reward.
Finally, the ruling of something really important to be done, such as bathing on Friday, or congregational prayer (in other than Hanbali mathhab, where it is obligatory), is called waajib lafdhi, and I use: imperative for it.
That's all my personal preference, and I've seen other translators use them differently. I suggest you also ask Bradford, Starling and Ferber and see what they've got, and let me know.
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Does only the word talak cause divorce or are there other statements uttered by the husband which cause a divorce ??
There are circumstances, the person who did something of the sort must personally speak to a Mufti and inform him what he actually said and how.
Waht is your opinon for faculty of alsun ? I need to study Japanese as a first language and engilsh as a second language. Your opinon is important to me.
If you study something in which you're
1) talented
2) passionate about
3) planning to make a good career of
4) benefiting others around you
Then you have hit the Bullseye, and you'll be the Imam Allaamah of that field inshaAllah.
Most people can't find all four, so try for at least three, but not less than two for sure.
1) talented
2) passionate about
3) planning to make a good career of
4) benefiting others around you
Then you have hit the Bullseye, and you'll be the Imam Allaamah of that field inshaAllah.
Most people can't find all four, so try for at least three, but not less than two for sure.
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https://ask.fm/MajedJarrar/answers/143900481858 - What do you mean with "a dream"?
Their entire vision is nothing but a mirage, impossible to achieve, never worked, caused more harm than benefit.
Treat them as kindly as you treat your delusional uncle.
Treat them as kindly as you treat your delusional uncle.
How to overcome a heartbreak
For me? There's no heartache which BBQ lamb ribs can't fix. 😁
I may also suggest some Qur'an, prayer, du'a, and thinking about your own death, your life in the grave, your resurrection, standing before God for judgement, and your eternal afterlife as good subjects to focus your mental energy on.
I may also suggest some Qur'an, prayer, du'a, and thinking about your own death, your life in the grave, your resurrection, standing before God for judgement, and your eternal afterlife as good subjects to focus your mental energy on.
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2 continued) to right, and in the beginning of istinja, a little bit “splashes” from one side to the other (and I can’t tell if it’s in the normal washing area or not) is it still okay, and I assume it’s cleaned off? JAK. I appreciate any help you can give to stop the years of suffering from waswasa
1) yes, in our mathhab, the leftover water in the first six rinses is najis. However each rinse, the leftover is less najis than before. So if you splashed from the first wash, it'll need six more washes, but if it splashed from the last wash, it just needs one more wash.
In other words, when you do seven washes and no sign of najaasah remains, you can guarantee that everything has been washed. Whatever probability that something scattered at nth rinse, is met with the same probability that the following rinses washed it away.
In other words, when you do seven washes and no sign of najaasah remains, you can guarantee that everything has been washed. Whatever probability that something scattered at nth rinse, is met with the same probability that the following rinses washed it away.
Shaykh, please teach me a quick way I can convert hijri dates to Gregorian dates so I can reflect on dates of birth, deaths, and events more when I read them in books. This will really help me and many others. May God bless you.
There is a quick way, but I don't think learning it will help you or many others.
Just like how I don't think translating all books of fiqh or aqeedah to other languages will help many people.
Knowing the dates in hijri has many significant benefits that link not just to Islamic history but also to Fiqh and Aqeedah.
Just like how I don't think translating all books of fiqh or aqeedah to other languages will help many people.
Knowing the dates in hijri has many significant benefits that link not just to Islamic history but also to Fiqh and Aqeedah.
ASA.. When Ibn Taimiyyah (r)'s opinion contradicts official opinion, if anyone follows his opinion in that case, should he be censored/discouraged?
Not at all, but should not be allowed to claim that this is the true Hanbali mathhab.
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In my culture cousins and brothers wife are not considered non Mahram. However this is opposite to Islam. Their argument is that Fiqhi rulings are also based on Urf. What is the ruling?
Rulings that are not explicitly stated in Sharia, then Urf is a source.
God explicitly stated which women are mahrams and which aren't in verses 4:23 and 4:24. There's no room for further interpretation in those verses.
God explicitly stated which women are mahrams and which aren't in verses 4:23 and 4:24. There's no room for further interpretation in those verses.
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what if you feel that you don't have anyone to stand by you anymore even family they think that you are the reason of your own misery, I don't think I have a place in this life anymore I don't know what to do or what to think .. help me
If you put your trust and dependence on anyone other than God, you will surely lose and be disappointed.
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I need any books for my freind she will covert to Islam inshaallah ? Any suggestions plz ?
The new Muslim guide
http://www.newmuslimguide.com
She needs good companionship and support more than any books.
http://www.newmuslimguide.com
She needs good companionship and support more than any books.
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