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This is a very beautiful Qaseedah in the arabic language by al-Imaam Haafidh al-Hakami. InshaaAllaah it will serve as a reminder for us so that we may improve our Salah. If Allaah bestows upon us the tawfeeq and ability then inshaaAllaah we shall try our best to upload a translated version in the english language, until then I hope we can try and pick up a few words here and there.
Posted Nov 14, 2011 by Aboo Thaabit with No Comments
This is for the arab speaking brothers and sisters to enjoy inshaaAllaah, and as for those who dont understand arabic it should motivate them to start learning it because you’re seriously missing out!
Woman travelling without a Mahram.
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The Ruling on saying Jumu’ah Mubaarak(ah)
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Shaykh ‘Abdul Kareem al-Khudayr
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Shaykh ‘Abdul Kareem al-Khudayr
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Shaykh ‘Abdul Kareem al-Khudayr
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Shaykh ‘Abdul Kareem al-Khudayr
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Shaykh ‘Abdul Kareem al-Khudayr
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When do you move your finger in Salah?
Shaykh Ibn 'Uthaymeen writes in his book ash-Sharh al-Mumti':
The scholars have said that you point with your index finger when there is a reason to do so. But this begs the question, what classifies as a reason?
We say, its reason is when Allaah is mentioned, but the scholars differ on when this actually is. Some say this means whenever the name of Allaah is mentioned in the Tashahud (i.e. you raise your finger everytime the name of Allaah is mentioned).
Whilst others say, it is only when the kalimah laa ilaaha illallaah is said that one raises his finger.
This is the difference between the scholars, however the Sunnah teaches us that one should raise his finger only during the time of du'aa, since the wording of the hadeeth is:
He moves it (the finger) and supplicates with it.
[Imaam Ahmad, Nasaa'ee, al-Bayhaqee and Ibn Khuzaymah]
However both moving the finger as well as not moving the finger have been reported in different hadeeths. The answer to this is easy, (and it is) that the hadeeths mentioning not moving the finger, this means moving it all the time non stop. And as for the hadeeths that mention moving the finger then this refers to moving it during the time of du'aa only.
So whenever you make du'aa move your finger, and this is closer to the Sunnah.
[ash-Sharh al-Mumti' 'ala Zaad al-Mustaqni']
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Reading Surah Faatiha twice?
Question: What is the ruling for the person who repeats the recitation of Surah Faatiha? Meaning when he finishes it once, he recites it once again? Answer: It is not allowed to knowingly repeat Surah Faatiha, since this has not be reported from the Prophet. And he said;
Whoever introduces anything new into our affair (i.e. Islaam) that which is not from it, then it will be rejected. [Bukhaaree]
However the Salaah is still correct, and such a person should be given sincere advice (to stop it) so that he does not repeat this practise. [Fataawa al-Lajnah ad-Daa-imah 276/8]Random Audios