lexiconkabir:
the part of disease outbreak in the north and all the rubbish you typed are nonsense. talking about squating when urinating, well ignorance is your problem, different unislamic doctors also buy that idea, dr achyutananda explains that urinating while standing leads to backache, quick loss of vital energy, fatigue, loss of energy of the senses, dr shiva also an ayurvedic doctor explains that from the health point of view, male and female bodies are made in a way that in squatting posture all urine effortlessly comes out. health wise it is adviceable to squat and pee, ignorant lots! cool huh?

Demmzy15:
[s][/s]
Who put your mouth now Amebo? !

mustymatic:

Oh dear! you just goofed, Muslims do not rub with the right hand, but left, and do not shake with the left,..so that should be amongst the christian dominated parts, since there is no ruling regarding it.

parisbookaddict:



[size=20pt] LOOOOOL. MR muslim your comment is hilarious. Are u joking??
So men urinating while standing leads to all those ailments. You and the quack dr achyutananda and any other muslim who believes this needs to get their head examined.
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Cc rilwon, emp.iree, rilwan.ye001, yazac.h , 9ja.4life etc is this your view on this issue.

Empiree:
Good job @lexicon.
@paris, you still around?.I thought you reverted to Islam in Abakaliki, no?. Anyways, squatting when urinating is recommended in the Sunnah of Rosul(Allah's Peace and Blessing Be Upon him and his household). It's not a joke.
Standing and Urinating in Islam
First of all, we must remember that our ability to digest food and drink is a great blessing from Allah. We would not be able to survive without a digestive system. However, with every blessing comes a responsibility. Since human waste is classified as impure, Islam teaches us a few rules about how to relieve ourselves with dignity.
There are many Islamic guidelines about how to use the restroom. We will only focus on those that pertain to standing and urinating. This common practice has led to the following unethical practices:
1. Shamelessness. One bad habit that has resulted from using of public urinals is the loss of personal modesty in the restroom. It is very common to see two men using the bathroom while having a conversation at the same time. Had they peeked over just a little they would have be able to see one another’s private parts. This is abhorrent. The Prophet ﷺ (Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him) said,
“Allah detests it when two people relieve themselves uncovered and have a conversation.”
The Prophet ﷺ would take so much care to seclude himself that Al-Mughīrah ibn Shu’bah said, “I was travelling with the Prophet. When he needed to relieve himself, he went far away from me.”
2. Increase in impurity. How many urinals have you ever seen that provide wuḍū’ facilities, water fixtures or even toilet paper? Probably none. This results in people leaving the restroom without an appropriate level of cleanliness or washing their hands. The Prophet ﷺ said,
“When you go to the restroom, take three stones with you to clean yourself. That will suffice.”
Salman al-Fārisī, the Companion from Persia, was told, “Your Prophet has taught you everything, even how to use the bathroom.” He responded, “That is right. He ﷺ told us not to…use our right hand when cleaning and to not use less than three stones to clean ourselves after we finish.”
‘Ā’ishah (ra), the Prophet’s ﷺ wife, said to a group of women, “Tell your husbands to clean themselves with water because I am embarrassed to tell them. This is what the Prophet ﷺ used to do regularly.” Cleaning yourself, with either a solid substance or with water, is so important in Islam that once when the Prophet ﷺ passed by a man’s grave he told Ibn ‘Abbās (ra) that the deceased man is being tortured, but not for a major sin: “He didn’t used to clean himself after urinating.”
3. Disrespect for others. One of the common habits we find in people who regularly use urinals is that they also stand up while using a lavatory. This can result in an unsanitary seat covered with urine and germs. Very few people care to clean the seat, let alone the toilet area after leaving, so, the next person entering has to deal with that disgusting mess. In this regard, the Prophet ﷺ said,
“Beware of the cursed ones.” Some people asked, “Who are the cursed ones?” He replied, “People who relieve themselves in public pathways or in shaded areas.”
Public pathways and shaded areas are two areas where people would be offended from excrement and filth because they use them so often. The same curse would apply to those who leave filth behind for the next person. The curse, in this context, has two meanings: people are cursed by the one who has to deal with the dirt they left behind and they are cursed by Allah for their careless and disgusting habits.
Are there any exceptions?
The Prophet ﷺ always sat down to relieve himself. This is proven by ‘Ā’ishah (ra), who was constantly in his presence. She said, “Don’t believe anyone that tells you the Prophet ﷺ used to stand while urinating. He always used to sit down.” The only person who ever contradicted her statement was Hudhayfah when he said, “The Prophet ﷺ [while traveling] approached a garbage dump and stood while urinating. Then, he called me to bring some water for him, so I did, and he performed wuḍū’.” This is clearly an exception to the rule because the Prophet ﷺ was in a very dirty place. Hudhayfa’s description of the place being a garbage dump reveals to us the context and makes it clear that ‘Ā’isha’s (ra) challenge was referring to people who claimed the Prophet ﷺ did it often as a habit. Her challenge still stands today. When someone tries to misquote the statement of Hudhayfah in order to prove that the Prophet ﷺ used to stand and urinate just as people do today, we should correct it.
What should a Muslim do?
Muslims should try to combat this immorality in their own community by encouraging good standards of hygiene. We live in societies which claim to be clean and advanced, yet their toilets – the most basic of sanitary developments – are among the filthiest in the world. Visit any gas station, high school, theme park, etc. and experience what happens to the restrooms when there is no full time janitor to clean up afterwards.
People of the world still have much to learn from Islam’s frank information on cleanliness. Purity has an environmental impact and is strongly connected to worship; without a clean body, a Muslim cannot pray. It is such an important principle in Islam that the Prophet ﷺ said,
“Cleanliness is half of faith.”
The messenger of Allah ﷺ has taught us certain rules to observe which benefit both society and ourselves. It is up to us to be aware of this guidance, learn it and apply it.
Pee or Urinate in Squatting Posture is Healthier for Men and Women
https://bhls./2011/03/14/it-is-wise-and-healthy-always-pass-urine-peacefully-in-squatting-posture/
A nairaland opened this thread few days ago. This somewhat backs lexcon post
[size=15pt]https://www.nairaland.com/2521177/youve-been-pooping-wrong-way[/size]

parisbookaddict:


Dude do u sincerely believe all this crap mohammed taught. Do u actually use water on ur butt and go ahead and touch people. Isn't that disgusting. I guess tissues are too modern and unislamic.

You're claiming t°ush girl ba? I heard you shot put ie you sh't inside nylon and fling it.

Annunaki:


And the more annoying thing is that they don't use soap when they wash their hands after using the loo. Washing with ordinary water without soap is extremely dirty and unhygienic. Dirty pigs

Rilwayne001:
Truthman2012 a.k.a Basillico, so, what's your point exactly?

Demmzy15:
Truthman2012 basilico you have come again ba?! Before I count 3,close this thread.

Demmzy15:
Cc parisbookaddict aka Olodo-bookaddict

parisbookaddict:



[size=20pt] LOOOOOL. MR muslim your comment is hilarious. Are u joking??
So men urinating while standing leads to all those ailments. You and the quack dr achyutananda and any other muslim who believes this needs to get their head examined.
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Cc rilwon, empiree, rilwanye001, yazach , 9ja4life etc is this your view on this issue.

lexiconkabir:
wow, i now see your problem, facts i gave to you are hillarious? common, have you ever asked yourself why you cant straight while easing yourself?

Empiree [i:
post=36963236]Good job @lexicon.

@paris, you still around?.I thought you reverted to Islam in Abakaliki, no?. Anyways, squatting when urinating is recommended in the Sunnah of Rosul(Allah's Peace and Blessing Be Upon him and his household). It's not a joke.

Standing and Urinating in Islam
First of all, we must remember that our ability to digest food and drink is a great blessing from Allah. We would not be able to survive without a digestive system. However, with every blessing comes a responsibility. Since human waste is classified as impure, Islam teaches us a few rules about how to relieve ourselves with dignity.

There are many Islamic guidelines about how to use the restroom. We will only focus on those that pertain to standing and urinating. This common practice has led to the following unethical practices:

1. Shamelessness. One bad habit that has resulted from using of public urinals is the loss of personal modesty in the restroom. It is very common to see two men using the bathroom while having a conversation at the same time. Had they peeked over just a little they would have be able to see one another’s private parts. This is abhorrent. The Prophet ﷺ (Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him) said,

“Allah detests it when two people relieve themselves uncovered and have a conversation.”

The Prophet ﷺ would take so much care to seclude himself that Al-Mughīrah ibn Shu’bah said, “I was travelling with the Prophet. When he needed to relieve himself, he went far away from me.”


2. Increase in impurity. How many urinals have you ever seen that provide wuḍū’ facilities, water fixtures or even toilet paper? Probably none. This results in people leaving the restroom without an appropriate level of cleanliness or washing their hands. The Prophet ﷺ said,

“When you go to the restroom, take three stones with you to clean yourself. That will suffice.”

Salman al-Fārisī, the Companion from Persia, was told, “Your Prophet has taught you everything, even how to use the bathroom.” He responded, “That is right. He ﷺ told us not to…use our right hand when cleaning and to not use less than three stones to clean ourselves after we finish.”

‘Ā’ishah (ra), the Prophet’s ﷺ wife, said to a group of women, “Tell your husbands to clean themselves with water because I am embarrassed to tell them. This is what the Prophet ﷺ used to do regularly.” Cleaning yourself, with either a solid substance or with water, is so important in Islam that once when the Prophet ﷺ passed by a man’s grave he told Ibn ‘Abbās (ra) that the deceased man is being tortured, but not for a major sin: “He didn’t used to clean himself after urinating.”

3. Disrespect for others. One of the common habits we find in people who regularly use urinals is that they also stand up while using a lavatory. This can result in an unsanitary seat covered with urine and germs. Very few people care to clean the seat, let alone the toilet area after leaving, so, the next person entering has to deal with that disgusting mess. In this regard, the Prophet ﷺ said,

“Beware of the cursed ones.” Some people asked, “Who are the cursed ones?” He replied, “People who relieve themselves in public pathways or in shaded areas.”

Public pathways and shaded areas are two areas where people would be offended from excrement and filth because they use them so often. The same curse would apply to those who leave filth behind for the next person. The curse, in this context, has two meanings: people are cursed by the one who has to deal with the dirt they left behind and they are cursed by Allah for their careless and disgusting habits.

Are there any exceptions?

The Prophet ﷺ always sat down to relieve himself. This is proven by ‘Ā’ishah (ra), who was constantly in his presence. She said, “Don’t believe anyone that tells you the Prophet ﷺ used to stand while urinating. He always used to sit down.” The only person who ever contradicted her statement was Hudhayfah when he said, “The Prophet ﷺ [while traveling] approached a garbage dump and stood while urinating. Then, he called me to bring some water for him, so I did, and he performed wuḍū’.” This is clearly an exception to the rule because the Prophet ﷺ was in a very dirty place. Hudhayfa’s description of the place being a garbage dump reveals to us the context and makes it clear that ‘Ā’isha’s (ra) challenge was referring to people who claimed the Prophet ﷺ did it often as a habit. Her challenge still stands today. When someone tries to misquote the statement of Hudhayfah in order to prove that the Prophet ﷺ used to stand and urinate just as people do today, we should correct it.

What should a Muslim do?

Muslims should try to combat this immorality in their own community by encouraging good standards of hygiene. We live in societies which claim to be clean and advanced, yet their toilets – the most basic of sanitary developments – are among the filthiest in the world. Visit any gas station, high school, theme park, etc. and experience what happens to the restrooms when there is no full time janitor to clean up afterwards.

People of the world still have much to learn from Islam’s frank information on cleanliness. Purity has an environmental impact and is strongly connected to worship; without a clean body, a Muslim cannot pray. It is such an important principle in Islam that the Prophet ﷺ said,

“Cleanliness is half of faith.”

The messenger of Allah ﷺ has taught us certain rules to observe which benefit both society and ourselves. It is up to us to be aware of this guidance, learn it and apply it.


Pee or Urinate in Squatting Posture is Healthier for Men and Women
https://bhls./2011/03/14/it-is-wise-and-healthy-always-pass-urine-peacefully-in-squatting-posture/

A nairaland opened this thread few days ago. This somewhat backs lexcon post
[size=15pt]https://www.nairaland.com/2521177/youve-been-pooping-wrong-way[/size]

lexiconkabir:
you should be ashamed of yourself saying that you eat with your lefthand, you are a lefty quite alright but that doesnt mean you cant learn how to eat with your right hand , let me ask you, what hand do you use in holding tissue paper when cleaning your anus after u deficate?(i use water, i used tissue for you coz most christians use tissue paper), it is your left hand, why the hell will you use that same hand to eat? thats unhygienic!

Demmzy15:

You're claiming t°ush girl ba? I heard you shot put ie you sh't inside nylon and fling it.

Angelou:
your forefathers couldn't even afoord d luxury of tissue paper u knw... They used leaves not until they were converted (coerced) into Islam #no-offence! Dats just a historical fact

Maamin:
[s][/s]

Yubbish copy and paste.

Empiree:
Is there anything not beneficial in the post?. Are you so damn concern about copy/paste?. Well, it's not. The links at the bottom are different from the text. The first link is not even have anything to do with Islam. The second link was created by fellow nairaland. None of which is attributed to my post.

Yes, some of my post is mixed up with my understanding and scholarly view as well.

Empiree:
Good job @lexicon.

@paris, you still around?.I thought you reverted to Islam in Abakaliki, no?. Anyways, squatting when urinating is recommended in the Sunnah of Rosul(Allah's Peace and Blessing Be Upon him and his household). It's not a joke.

Standing and Urinating in Islam
First of all, we must remember that our ability to digest food and drink is a great blessing from Allah. We would not be able to survive without a digestive system. However, with every blessing comes a responsibility. Since human waste is classified as impure, Islam teaches us a few rules about how to relieve ourselves with dignity.

There are many Islamic guidelines about how to use the restroom. We will only focus on those that pertain to standing and urinating. This common practice has led to the following unethical practices:

1. Shamelessness. One bad habit that has resulted from using of public urinals is the loss of personal modesty in the restroom. It is very common to see two men using the bathroom while having a conversation at the same time. Had they peeked over just a little they would have be able to see one another’s private parts. This is abhorrent. The Prophet ﷺ (Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him) said,

“Allah detests it when two people relieve themselves uncovered and have a conversation.”

The Prophet ﷺ would take so much care to seclude himself that Al-Mughīrah ibn Shu’bah said, “I was travelling with the Prophet. When he needed to relieve himself, he went far away from me.”


2. Increase in impurity. How many urinals have you ever seen that provide wuḍū’ facilities, water fixtures or even toilet paper? Probably none. This results in people leaving the restroom without an appropriate level of cleanliness or washing their hands. The Prophet ﷺ said,

“When you go to the restroom, take three stones with you to clean yourself. That will suffice.”

Salman al-Fārisī, the Companion from Persia, was told, “Your Prophet has taught you everything, even how to use the bathroom.” He responded, “That is right. He ﷺ told us not to…use our right hand when cleaning and to not use less than three stones to clean ourselves after we finish.”

‘Ā’ishah (ra), the Prophet’s ﷺ wife, said to a group of women, “Tell your husbands to clean themselves with water because I am embarrassed to tell them. This is what the Prophet ﷺ used to do regularly.” Cleaning yourself, with either a solid substance or with water, is so important in Islam that once when the Prophet ﷺ passed by a man’s grave he told Ibn ‘Abbās (ra) that the deceased man is being tortured, but not for a major sin: “He didn’t used to clean himself after urinating.”

3. Disrespect for others. One of the common habits we find in people who regularly use urinals is that they also stand up while using a lavatory. This can result in an unsanitary seat covered with urine and germs. Very few people care to clean the seat, let alone the toilet area after leaving, so, the next person entering has to deal with that disgusting mess. In this regard, the Prophet ﷺ said,

“Beware of the cursed ones.” Some people asked, “Who are the cursed ones?” He replied, “People who relieve themselves in public pathways or in shaded areas.”

Public pathways and shaded areas are two areas where people would be offended from excrement and filth because they use them so often. The same curse would apply to those who leave filth behind for the next person. The curse, in this context, has two meanings: people are cursed by the one who has to deal with the dirt they left behind and they are cursed by Allah for their careless and disgusting habits.

Are there any exceptions?

The Prophet ﷺ always sat down to relieve himself. This is proven by ‘Ā’ishah (ra), who was constantly in his presence. She said, “Don’t believe anyone that tells you the Prophet ﷺ used to stand while urinating. He always used to sit down.” The only person who ever contradicted her statement was Hudhayfah when he said, “The Prophet ﷺ [while traveling] approached a garbage dump and stood while urinating. Then, he called me to bring some water for him, so I did, and he performed wuḍū’.” This is clearly an exception to the rule because the Prophet ﷺ was in a very dirty place. Hudhayfa’s description of the place being a garbage dump reveals to us the context and makes it clear that ‘Ā’isha’s (ra) challenge was referring to people who claimed the Prophet ﷺ did it often as a habit. Her challenge still stands today. When someone tries to misquote the statement of Hudhayfah in order to prove that the Prophet ﷺ used to stand and urinate just as people do today, we should correct it.

What should a Muslim do?

Muslims should try to combat this immorality in their own community by encouraging good standards of hygiene. We live in societies which claim to be clean and advanced, yet their toilets – the most basic of sanitary developments – are among the filthiest in the world. Visit any gas station, high school, theme park, etc. and experience what happens to the restrooms when there is no full time janitor to clean up afterwards.

People of the world still have much to learn from Islam’s frank information on cleanliness. Purity has an environmental impact and is strongly connected to worship; without a clean body, a Muslim cannot pray. It is such an important principle in Islam that the Prophet ﷺ said,

“Cleanliness is half of faith.”

The messenger of Allah ﷺ has taught us certain rules to observe which benefit both society and ourselves. It is up to us to be aware of this guidance, learn it and apply it.


Pee or Urinate in Squatting Posture is Healthier for Men and Women
https://bhls./2011/03/14/it-is-wise-and-healthy-always-pass-urine-peacefully-in-squatting-posture/

A nairaland opened this thread few days ago. This somewhat backs lexcon post
[size=15pt]https://www.nairaland.com/2521177/youve-been-pooping-wrong-way[/size]

Maamin:


Why does shaytan have to eat in the first place? I guess he wipes with his right hand since he eats with his left hand.

parisbookaddict:


[s]Did Islamic allah instruct jibril and mohammed to tell you this. They are wrong as usual. [/s]

basilico:


Does Shaytan eat? With his left hand?, What does he eat? Raw or cooker food? Does he cook or does Jibril make his food?
Does Shaytan take 3 meals a day?
Does Shaytan have a penis.....

Empiree:
What does your christian doctrine says about this?. Does it even make sense to you to eat with you left hand, same hand you use to wipe your butt, to pick dirt on the floor etc?.

Maamin:


Get your head out of the 7th century arabian sand my friend! Have you heard of cutlery before?

Plus is your Left hand not part of your body?

Empiree:
It's not a major sin anyways, so whats your problem?. Who cares if you eat with your left hand. Jut leave Islamic texts alone and focus on yours. You religion makes no reference to it or the likes which means it is not a comprehensive religion.

Get over with

Maamin:


[s]No no no no! You getting it all twisted, we are concern because you fail to see this fables. Is like one mallam gathering some clueless naive aboki in the far eastern hot arabian desert and telling them this tales by moonlight bladadash under a date palm tree..and this is what you call the sunnah of your prophet?[/s]

I dont have a religion let alone one that will make this ridiculous assertions.

Angelou:
my forefathers couldn't even afford d luxury of tissue paper u knw... They used leaves, #no-offence! Dats just a historical fact