Praise be to Allah.

Offering prayers for rain (salaat al-istisqa’) is Sunnah, as confirmed by saheeh hadeeths and the practice of the early generations of Islam. Ibn Qudaamah said: Prayer for rain is a confirmed Sunnah, proven by the practice of the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) and of his successors (the caliphs – may Allah be pleased with them).

End quote from al-Mughni, 2/148

Abu Dawood (1165), at-Tirmidhi (558), an-Nasaa’i (1506) and Ibn Maajah (1266) narrated that Ishaaq ibn Abdillah ibn Kinaanah said: al-Waleed ibn ‘Uqbah, who was the governor of Madinah, sent me to ask Ibn ‘Abbaas about the prayer of the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) for rain (istisqa’). He said: The Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) went out wearing modest clothes, walking humbly and beseeching Allah, until he reached the prayer place, where he ascended the minbar, but he did not give a khutbah like this khutbah of yours; rather he continued to offer supplication (du‘aa’), beseech Allah and recite takbeer, then he prayed two rak‘ahs as he used to pray at Eid.

Classed as hasan by al-Albaani in Saheeh Abi Dawood, etc

advocatejare:
Lordmoh who doesn’t believe in the hadith, can you show us how to pray for rain in the Quran?

Halimaatz:
actually there is,stop walloing in ignorance, i won't reply your mention tho! So don't bother mentioning me.

advocatejare:
Lordmoh who doesn’t believe in the hadith, can you show us how to pray for rain in the Quran?

advocatejare:

You won’t reply my mention but you mentioned me?

Give us the Quranic verses for rain, prayers recited during aqiqa, number of rakat per prayers

Lordmoh:


You see how dumb you are bringing baseless questions. You keep skipping mine, but you want me to answer yours

Lordmoh:


Answer the one's aimed at you first. You keep skipping questions but you want answers to your own question.

Who killed Saul?

[1samuel 31:4-6]
Therefore Saul took a sword and fell on it.

[2samuel 1:1-16]
An amalekite slew him

advocatejare:

Answer my questions first and I’ll answer yours. I asked first but you’ve been shamefully dodging my questions


I’ll ask again:


1.Show me in the Quran where Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha are mentioned directly and not as inferred by the translators!

2.Show me the number of rakat for each of those prayer times from the Quran or just bury your head in shame!

3.Show me where shahada is written in the Quran with “ Muḥammad rasūlu-llāh” being part of it

Lordmoh:
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I have been giving you answers, if you can't take it, leave it, That's what happens when you lose an argument, you deny everything on your own terms so what's the point of keeping up. At least i have given an answer which you do not approve of, try at least doing the same but NO, you got no answers, not even your leaders have, i guess that's why you been skipping. So I'll tell you this again;

Jesus pbuh never claimed to be God, or son of God, or God's incarnate.

Jesus pbuh never preached Christianity.

Jesus pbuh never asked to be worshipped.

Repent before it's too late, there are over a thousand errors in your book which you have no answer to. And i dare you to bring an error in the Quran
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Lordmoh:

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Yet again you skip my questions, and now you still want an answer for me, lmao but I'll not get tired of calling you to the right path.

Although, calamities are created by Allah, yet their cause lies nowhere else but in the very misdeeds of man himself. Now if this man is a disbeliever, a Kafir, the evil that hits him in this mortal world is only an ordinary sample of the ultimate punishment, the punishment of the world-to-come, which is much much more than the worldly punishment. And if this man is a believer, a mu'min, all his misfortunes become an expiation (kaffarah) of his sins in that case, and thereby become the very cause of his salvation in the Hereafter.

"No evil ever touches a Muslim, but it becomes a source of forgiveness for him - even the pinch of a thorn in his feet."
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