Demmzy15:
Hmmmn, I've always been praying and fulfilling my duties as Muslim but I didn't do them at the appointed time, especially my Salaah.

I was going through the Qur'an one day, I came across a chapter I read almost everyday, but I didn't know it's through meaning. This is why it's necessary for us as Muslims to learn the Arabic language, so as we can understand the Qur'an. The translation is as follows:

Have you seen the one who denies the Recompense? For that is the one who drives away the orphan. And does not encourage the feeding of the poor. So woe to those who pray, [But] who are heedless of their prayer and it's stated times- Those who make show [of their deeds]. And withhold [simple] assistance. Qur'an 107

WAllahi when I read this chapter, I pondered and I concluded that it refers to me.

#I was super stingy in Junior Secondary to the extent they called me "St" aka "Saint Steve" (weird right?!)

#I didn't pray at the appointed time.

It was this one chapter that changed me, Alhamdullahi!

lexiconkabir:


You no stingy again ba?


Oya I need 10k o!

Hehehehe, no fear if that package I told you about work out

Demmzy15:
Hehehehe, no fear if that package I told you about work out

Demmzy15:
Hehehehe, no fear if that package I told you about work out

lexiconkabir:


Guy I feel like looking for the trouble of the rawaafid here

ShiaMuslim bah?

Demmzy15:
ShiaMus.lim bah?

Demmzy15:
Hmmmn, I've always been praying and fulfilling my duties as Muslim but I didn't do them at the appointed time, especially my Salaah.

I was going through the Qur'an one day, I came across a chapter I read almost everyday, but I didn't know it's through meaning. This is why it's necessary for us as Muslims to learn the Arabic language, so as we can understand the Qur'an. The translation is as follows:

Have you seen the one who denies the Recompense? For that is the one who drives away the orphan. And does not encourage the feeding of the poor. So woe to those who pray, [But] who are heedless of their prayer and it's stated times- Those who make show [of their deeds]. And withhold [simple] assistance. Qur'an 107

WAllahi when I read this chapter, I pondered and I concluded that it refers to me.

#I was super stingy in Junior Secondary to the extent they called me "St" aka "Saint Steve" (weird right?!)

#I didn't pray at the appointed time.

It was this one chapter that changed me, Alhamdullahi!

NOETHNICITY:
For me, many tins Allah did for me, like providing me with a good competitive job when I had none and needed it soooo badly. Notwithstanding the odds against me, such as; not being the most qualified for the job. Other applicants had MSC and even PHD. Only had Bsc.
Soooooo many tins Allah did for me. And it brings me to tears whenever I rmb how greatly I ve been favoured by Allah irrespective of my vast sins.

Nafizzey:
Congratulations Sir, meanwhile I'm in a situation similar to yours right now with other challenging life problems.. I pray Almighty Allah wipe away my tears soon and all Muslims Ummah with Good desires..

Ameen!

Antina:
When I see those with disabilities struggling and striving to meet up at the time of prayer. I first of all look at it this way and ask myself, am I better than them in any way, why did God create them this way? Yet you see them at the mosque to pray at the appropriate time, what will become of me if I die this way as complete as I am yet lagging behind those with disabilities in the cause of Allah.

Secondly, seeing those crawling on the road begging for alms, I always feel deep pain inside my heart, I put myself in their shoes. I always pray inside of me to God to ease their affairs and wonder why God created them that way and not me.

Mofpearl:

Mofpearl:
Speaking ill is what is condemned? So speaking ill about a leader is not anyone's business. Buy we can speak generally about actions of leaders without speaking ill of them?

Modified*- This is what u wrote

"Please refrain yourselves from speaking on matters that do not concern you."

Were those your words?* I thought they were yours*

AbdelKabir:

I do not know what you intend gaining from this, but I've explained what I meant, and I mean it should be clear considering what came before the statement......

And yes, its not your business to speak ill of the leader of Muslims, if you must make amendments you advice him privately....

Mofpearl:


I asked you if those were your words or that of Sheikh Fawzan because that changes the context and means it was part of the answer.
No you didn't explain what you mean. You just restated it which was why I asked if they were your words or part of the answer. So are they your words or was it part of the answer? When you say refrain from speaking about what doesn't concern you (ie leaders action) it means we should be quiet even as long as we aren't affected but isn't the ummah one body? Are we allowed to speak about inapopraite actions by leaders without speaking ill of them?

AbdelKabir:


Obviously my words, from "That includes the ameer of Qatar....." I kept using "I" "I" and "I".....

Secondly the underlined, especially the bold is quite funny and its amazing how words so clear as that can be used to mean that, that's all I will say....