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Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Akinkunmi0777(m): 9:05pm On Jun 20, 2016 |
Pls sorry for late answer, it was because of electricity light, we don't have light since yesterday, it was Taraweeh i charge it now |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Akinkunmi0777(m): 9:07pm On Jun 20, 2016 |
1a. How many Arabic alphabets in the Qur'an Answer 323671 B. What was the last verse revealed, where was it revealed and what surah is it in? Answer Verse 2.281 : Suratul Baqarah It was revealed in the city of Medina After quoting verses 278-281, al-Bukha ri (d. 256 H / 870 CE) goes on to say that “ibn Abba s has said that this is the last verse that was revealed to the Prophet”: Fear the day when you shall be returned to Allah, then each soul shall be paid what it has earned, and they shall not be wronged. (2.281) C. How many ayatul sujud is in the Qur'an? List them (c:v) Answer 15 Ayah's [al-A’raaf 7:206] [al-Ra’d 13:15] [al-Nahl 16:49] [al-Isra’ 17:107] [Maryam 19:58] [al-Hajj 22:18] [al-Hajj 22:77] [al-Furqaan 25:60] [al-Naml 27:25] [al-Sajdah 32:15] [Saad 38:24] [Fussilat 41:37] [al-Najm 53:62] [al-Inshiqaaq 84:21] [al-‘Alaq 96:19] 2A List Five battles fought by the prophet Answer 1)Battle of Khandaq 2)Battle of Badr 3)Battle of Uhud 4)Battle of Khaybar 5) Battle of Hunain B. Explain the treaty of hudaibiyyah Answer The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah (also called Sulah-e-Hudaibiya) was a ten-year truce between Prophet Muhammad and the Pagan Meccans in March 628, who at the time were in control of the Ka'aba . It was concluded when Muhammad and 1,400 Muslims attempted to enter Mecca on the pretext of making a pilgrimage and were met outside the city. Two years later, Muhammad would return with 10,000 men and conquer Mecca. 1 Like |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by baba11(m): 10:10pm On Jun 20, 2016 |
Akinkunmi0777: hehehe, what a coincidence!!!! My phone was completely broken down. today....I've. to borrow this this evening to make up with the quiz |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Kunlexic(m): 6:35am On Jun 21, 2016 |
Nice thread...though I may not contribute to those questions and answers but I learned from them. May Allah grant us the reward of the fasting. |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by baba11(m): 7:31pm On Jun 21, 2016 |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by iamyet: 7:34pm On Jun 21, 2016 |
Following and learning |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Barbiedoll1(f): 2:15pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Assalaam alaikum If someone tries to throw up but the food went back, is the person's fast still valid. I'll appreciate with evidences N. B The person didn't induce the vomiting The person felt the taste of the food that ended up going back into her stomach. JazakaAllahu khairan |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Sissie(f): 5:08pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Quiz answers and participants Sorry please that the scores and answers of previous quiz hasn't been posted, please will post it. Jazakalahu khayran |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Wealthyone: 5:10pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Day 17; O Allah guide me to do good deeds, in this month; take a favourable decision in the matter of my needs and desires, O He who is such that there is no need to draw His attention by making a request or by giving information, (because) He is aware of that which every human being longs for secretly in his or her heart; send blessing on Muhammad (S.A.W) and on his pure and purified children...ameen
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Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Sissie(f): 5:15pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Quiz 1. List 5 black companions of the Prophet (SAW) and write a little about their background 2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul 3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun 4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA) 5. What year was fasting made compulsory |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by superwitboss: 5:17pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Sissie: Sa'ad Al-Aswad (RA) One of the black companions of the Prophet (PBUH) was Sa'ad Al-Aswad As-Sulami (may Allah be pleased with him). Sa'ad was from the Ansar and suffered discrimination in Al-Madinah. Due to an inferiority complex, Sa'ad asked the Prophet (PBUH) if he too could enter into Jannah because of his low position among the Muslims. The Prophet (PBUH) replied to him that he was entitled to the same reward as other believers. Sa'ad then inquired that if he was an equal believer then why would none of the Arabs allow him to marry one of their daughters. The Prophet (PBUH) then told Sa'ad to go to the home of 'Amr bin Wahb to ask him for his daughter for marriage. When Sa'ad told ibn Wahb that the Prophet sent him to request for his daughter for marriage, Ibn Wahb became angry at the proposal. Ibn Wahb also stated to him that didn't he know that his daughter is known for her beauty! When Ibn Wahb's daughter heard this, she told her father that she could not turn down a proposal that came at the suggestion of the Messenger of Allah ! Sa'ad was later martyred in a battle in which it is narrated that the Prophet (PBUH) wept over him while holding him in his lap. Sayyidina Bilaal (RA) A former slave, freed by Sayyidina Abu Bakr RA, Bilaal RA underwent great trials in defense of Tauheed. He was the first Muadhin of Islam and had the unique honour of performing the Athaan in Makkah, Madinah and Al Quds. He was also a great Mujahid, participating in great Islamic battles both during the era of the Messenger SAW as well as after his passing. Nabi SAW conveyed to him the glad tidings of hearing his footsteps in Paradise. He would be known among the Sahaba RA as their master. He passed away and is buried in Damascus. Ammar bin Yasir (RA) One of the companions who has several narrated merits pertaining to his faith, personality and resilience is 'Ammar bin Yasir (may Allah be pleased with him). 'Ammar was one of the earliest Muslims to accept Islam and was regularly tortured along with his family. Once while being severely tortured, he unwillingly recanted Islam. He later came to the Prophet (PBUH) in a state of tears saying that he verbally recanted Islam but did not mean it, in which the Prophet (PBUH) wiped away his tears and recited Surah 16, ayah 106, “Whoever disbelieves in Allah after belief except who is forced and whose heart is still content with faith…” After much persecution, 'Ammar with other companions migrated to Abyssinia finding protection under a just Christian king though ibn Ishaq disputes that he was one of those companions in Abyssinia. He later migrated with other companions to Al-Madinah making him within a select group of companions that made two migrations for the sake of Allah . 'Ammar later participated in the major campaigns to protect the Muslim community including Badr and Uhud. He also was a witness to the Farewell Pilgrimage. 'Ammar later achieved martyrdom at the Battle of Siffin. Mihja (RA) One of the famed companions of the Prophet (PBUH) is Mihja' bin Salih (May Allah be pleased with him). Mihja' was one of the early adherents of Islam in Mecca, and one of those who migrated for the sake of Allah to Al-Madinah. After migration according to At-Tabari and others, Mihja' was the first to be martyred at Ghazwah Badr (battle of Badr). Abu Dharr (RA) One of the honorable companions, who is known for his faithfulness and concern for the poor was Abu Dharr (may Allah be pleased with him). Abu Dharr's full name was Jundab bin Junadah from the Tribe of Ghifar. In the Era of Ignorance, the Ghifari tribe was known for banditry and alcohol consumption besides worshiping idols. Abu Dharr, however, turned away from these tribal norms even before embracing Islam. After meeting the Prophet (PBUH), Abu Dharr swiftly accepted Islam. He went to the Ka'bah to publicly declare his faith in which Quraysh proceeded to beat him. He went the following day to proclaim his faith again in which he was beaten again. After days of doing this and facing beatings, the Prophet (PBUH) told him to go back to his tribe, so he could declare his message to them. He later migrated to Al-Madinah and participated in Ghazwah Badr (battle of Badr) and other expeditions with the companions.
Khalid ibn al-Walid (RA)
Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman (R.A)
Umm Abdullah
2nd year of hijrah |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Drniyi4u(m): 5:17pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Sissie: 1-Umm Ayman Umm Ayman was Abyssinian and a servant of Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib, the father of the Prophet . When the mother of the Prophet died, Umm Ayman took over as primary care-giver of the Prophet. She was later emancipated at the time of the marriage of the Prophet to Sayyidah Khadijah bint Khuwaylid. Umm Ayman (R.A) was one of the early adherents of Islam in Mecca and was one of those who faced persecution from Quraysh. She was among those who did hijrah. 2. 'Ammar bin Yasir He was one of the earliest Muslims to accept Islam and was regularly tortured along with his family. Once while being severely tortured, he unwillingly recanted Islam. He later came to the Prophet (PBUH) in a state of tears saying that he verbally recanted Islam but did not mean it, in which the Prophet (PBUH) wiped away his tears and recited Q16V106. After much persecution, 'Ammar with other companions migrated to Abyssinia finding protection under a just Christian king and later migrated with other companions to Al-Madinah making him within a select group of companions that made two migrations for the sake of Allah . He participated in the battles of Badr and Uhud. He also was a witness to the Farewell Pilgrimage. 'Ammar later achieved martyrdom at the Battle of Siffin. 3. Mihja' bn Salih He was one of the early adherents of Islam in Mecca, and one of those who migrated for the sake of Allah to Madinah. After migration according to At-Tabari and others, Mihja' was the first to be martyred at Ghazwah Badr (battle of Badr) 4. Abu Dharr His full name was Jundab bin Junadah from the Tribe of Ghifar. In the era of Ignorance, the Ghifari tribe was known for banditry and alcohol consumption besides worshiping idols. Abu Dharr, however, turned away from these tribal norms even before embracing Islam. After meeting the Prophet (PBUH), Abu Dharr accepted Islam. He went to the Ka'bah to publicly declare his faith in which Quraysh proceeded to beat him. After days of persecutions, Prophet (PBUH) told him to go back to his tribe, so he could declare his message to them. He later migrated to Al-Madinah and participated in battle of Badr and other expeditions. 5. Ayman bin 'Ubayd Ayman's roots were Abyssinian through his mother. He was born through the union of his mother Barakah, a woman who was eventually freed from slavery by the Prophet (PBUH) and his father 'Ubayd bin Zayd. Ayman embraced Islam in Mecca and made migration to Al-Madinah. He was a shepherd and was entrusted by the Prophet to look after his goats. Ayman was a participant in the campaigns to defend Islam. At the battle of Hunayn when some of the Muslims became panicked, Ayman was one of eight Muslims who stood by the Prophet and defended him. The Muslims ended up winning the battle. In the process, Ayman achieved martyrdom. 2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul Khalid ibn al-Walid (R.A) 3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun Hudhayfah Ibn Al-Yaman (R.A) 4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA) Umm Abdullah 5. What year was fasting made compulsory 2 A.H 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by dejt4u(m): 5:18pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Sissie: (i) Bilāl bin Rabaah. Bilāl was an emancipated Ethiopian slave who became one of the closest and most trusted companions of the Prophet Muhammad and the first muaddhin in Islam. During the time of the Prophet, he was appointed to the important position of the custodian of the treasury. He participated in post of the Prophet’s expeditions and battles. Following the death of the Prophet, he was among the most important partisans of ‘Ali bin Abi Talib and supported his claims to the caliphate. He died in Syria around 640 and was buried in Damascus. (ii) Usamah bin Zayd Both his parents, Zayd bin Harithah, who was Arab and Umm Ayman, who was Ethiopian, were freed from slavery by the Prophet (PBUH). He was born in Mecca seven years prior to hijrah. Much of Usamah's upbringing was done in the house of the Prophet (PBUH). He was later married at age 15 by the Prophet (PBUH) to Fatimah bint Qays, who was Arab and from Quraysh. While a teenager, Usamah was elected by the Prophet (PBUH) to lead the Muslim army in an expedition against the Romans in Syria. Usamah passed in 61 A.H. in Madinah (iii) Sa'ad Al-Aswad As-Sulami He was from the Ansar and suffered discrimination in Al-Madinah. Due to an inferiority complex, Sa'ad asked Prophet if he too could enter into Jannah because of his low position among the Muslims. Prophet replied him that he was entitled to the same reward as other believers. Sa'ad then inquired that if he was an equal believer then why would none of the Arabs allow him to marry one of their daughters. Prophet then told him to go to the home of 'Amr bin Wahb to ask him for his daughter for marriage. When Sa'ad told ibn Wahb that the Prophet sent him to request for his daughter for marriage, Ibn Wahb became angry at the proposal but When Ibn Wahb's daughter heard this, she told her father that she could not turn down a proposal that came at the suggestion of the Messenger of Allah! Sa'ad was later martyred in a battle. (iv) Sumayya bint Khayyat. She was one of the first women to embrace Islam, shortly after the declaration of the Prophet’s mission in 610. Originally a slave, she was later freed following the birth of her son. Sumayya, her husband, and her son were the first instance in the history of the faith of an entire family embracing Islam. Due to the staunch opposition of the Quraysh tribe of Mecca to the new faith, however, Sumayya and her family bore the brunt of the persecution of the Meccans as they attempted to destroy the nascent Islamic faith. Due to their refusal to abandon their new faith, both Sumayya and Yāsir were publicly tortured before being executed (in front of their son). She is considered to be the first martyr in Islam. (v) Usāma bin Zayd. He was the youngest individual ever appointed as a military general during the lifetime of the Prophet, leading a military force—which included some of the highest-ranking companions—when he was only seventeen years old. Following the Prophet’s death, he played an important role as a general, especially in the military campaigns against Byzantium, and is best known for his neutral stance during the civil wars that took place during the caliphate of Ali. He died around 674 and is buried in Medina. 2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul Khalid ibn al-Walid, RA 3. Which of the companions of the prophet did he tell the names of the munafiqun Hudhayfah Ibn Yaman, RA 4. What is the kunya of Aisha (RA) Ummu Abdullah 5. What year was fasting made compulsory 2 A.H |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by daprince098(m): 5:36pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
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Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by baba11(m): 5:41pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Sissie: 1..... Bilal ibn Rabah (580 –640 A . D) Bilal was a formerly enslaved Ethiopian who became one of the closest and most - trusted companions of the Prophet Muhammad . Known for his beautiful voice, Bilal became the first muezzin (caller to prayer) in Islam, chosen by Muhammad himself . Umm Ayman (d. 650 ) Umm Ayman , also known as Barakah, was an enslaved Ethiopian who was emancipated and became a renowned companion of the Prophet Muhammad . She was one of the few individuals who closely knew the Prophet from his birth until his death . Among the earliest converts to Islam , she participated in the battle of Uhud, caring and tending for the wounded. Ubada ibn as -Samit ( d. 654) An early companion of the Prophet Muhammad , Ubada was one of the earliest converts to Islam in Medina and participated in all the major battles of the Prophet , including Badr and Uhud. Later , he became a successful commander of the Rashidun army and served under the Rashidun caliphs Abu Bakr and Umar. He was one of the main field commanders during the Muslim conquest of Egypt . Abu Dharr His full name was Jundab bin Junadah from the Tribe of Ghifar. In the era of Ignorance, the Ghifari tribe was known for banditry and alcohol consumption besides worshiping idols. Abu Dharr, however, turned away from these tribal norms even before embracing Islam. After meeting the Prophet (PBUH), Abu Dharr accepted Islam. He went to the Ka'bah to publicly declare his faith in which Quraysh proceeded to beat him. After days of persecutions, Prophet (PBUH) told him to go back to his tribe, so he could declare his message to them. He later migrated to Al-Madinah and participated in battle of Badr and other expeditions. Ayman bin 'Ubayd Ayman's roots were Abyssinian through his mother. He was born through the union of his mother Barakah, a woman who was eventually freed from slavery by the Prophet (PBUH) and his father 'Ubayd bin Zayd. Ayman embraced Islam in Mecca and made migration to Al-Madinah. He was a shepherd and was entrusted by the Prophet to look after his goats. Ayman was a participant in the campaigns to defend Islam. At the battle of Hunayn when some of the Muslims became panicked, Ayman was one of eight Muslims who stood by the Prophet and defended him. The Muslims ended up winning the battle. In the process, Ayman achieved martyrdom. 2.......Abu Sulayman Khalid Ibn al-Walid Ibn al-Mughirah Makhzumi(R.A) 3.......Hudhayfah Ibn Al-Yaman(R.A) 4........Ummu Abdullah(R.A) 5..... 2 A.H |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Akinkunmi0777(m): 6:10pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
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Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Akinkunmi0777(m): 6:17pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
2. Which of the companions of the Prophet (SAW) was named Saifullah AL maslul answer: Khalifa ibn al-walid 3. Hudhayfah ibn al-yamah 4. Umm Abdullah 5. After 2nd year of Hijrah. answer 1 loading |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Akinkunmi0777(m): 6:18pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
1-Umm Ayman Umm Ayman was Abyssinian and a servant of Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib, the father of the Prophet . When the mother of the Prophet died, Umm Ayman took over as primary care-giver of the Prophet. She was later emancipated at the time of the marriage of the Prophet to Sayyidah Khadijah bint Khuwaylid. Umm Ayman (R.A) was one of the early adherents of Islam in Mecca and was one of those who faced persecution from Quraysh. She was among those who did hijrah. 2. 'Ammar bin Yasir He was one of the earliest Muslims to accept Islam and was regularly tortured along with his family. Once while being severely tortured, he unwillingly recanted Islam. He later came to the Prophet (PBUH) in a state of tears saying that he verbally recanted Islam but did not mean it, in which the Prophet (PBUH) wiped away his tears and recited Q16V106. After much persecution, 'Ammar with other companions migrated to Abyssinia finding protection under a just Christian king and later migrated with other companions to Al-Madinah making him within a select group of companions that made two migrations for the sake of Allah . He participated in the battles of Badr and Uhud. He also was a witness to the Farewell Pilgrimage. 'Ammar later achieved martyrdom at the Battle of Siffin. 3. Mihja' bn Salih He was one of the early adherents of Islam in Mecca, and one of those who migrated for the sake of Allah to Madinah. After migration according to At-Tabari and others, Mihja' was the first to be martyred at Ghazwah Badr (battle of Badr) 4. Abu Dharr His full name was Jundab bin Junadah from the Tribe of Ghifar. In the era of Ignorance, the Ghifari tribe was known for banditry and alcohol consumption besides worshiping idols. Abu Dharr, however, turned away from these tribal norms even before embracing Islam. After meeting the Prophet (PBUH), Abu Dharr accepted Islam. He went to the Ka'bah to publicly declare his faith in which Quraysh proceeded to beat him. After days of persecutions, Prophet (PBUH) told him to go back to his tribe, so he could declare his message to them. He later migrated to Al-Madinah and participated in battle of Badr and other expeditions. 5. Ayman bin 'Ubayd Ayman's roots were Abyssinian through his mother. He was born through the union of his mother Barakah, a woman who was eventually freed from slavery by the Prophet (PBUH) and his father 'Ubayd bin Zayd. Ayman embraced Islam in Mecca and made migration to Al-Madinah. He was a shepherd and was entrusted by the Prophet to look after his goats. Ayman was a participant in the campaigns to defend Islam. At the battle of Hunayn when some of the Muslims became panicked, Ayman was one of eight Muslims who stood by the Prophet and defended him. The Muslims ended up winning the battle. In the process, Ayman achieved martyrdom. |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Nobody: 7:02pm On Jun 22, 2016 |
Sissie: Question 1 Answer Sayyidina Bilaal RA: A former slave, freed by Sayyidina Abu Bakr RA, Bilaal RA underwent great trials in defense of Tauheed. He was the first Muadhin of Islam and had the unique honour of performing the Athaan in Makkah, Madinah and Al Quds. He was also a great Mujahid, participating in great Islamic battles both during the era of the Messenger SAW as well as after his passing. Nabi SAW conveyed to him the glad tidings of hearing his footsteps in Paradise. He would be known among the Sahaba RA as their master. He passed away and is buried in Damascus. . Sayyidina Usama bin Zayd RA: Usama was the son of Sayyidina Zayd bin Harithah RA and Umm Ayman, the wet nurse of the Messenger SAW. He was a great warrior and was appointed, despite his young age, as the leader of a large army which included senior Sahaba just prior to Nabi SAW’s demise. Sayyidina Wahshi RA: Prior to embracing Islam, he was responsible for killing Sayyidina Hamza RA in the Battle of Uhud. Nabi SAW accepted his Shahadah, but requested Wahshi avoid appearing in front of him, so as to not open the painful wounds of Sayyidina Hamza’s martydom. In Islam, Wahshi devoted his spear to the defence of the faith and was responsible for the killing of the false prophet Musaylamah the Liar. Sayyidina Sa’d al Aswad: This Sahabi complained to the Messenger of Allah SAW that many families had rejected his marriage proposals owing to his dark skin. The Messenger SAW instructed he be married to the daughter of one of his companions who was known to be extremely beautiful and intelligent. Despite reluctance from the family, the daughter accepted the request of the Messenger of Allah and they were married. As Sa’d was busy gathering possessions for his marital home, the call to Jihad was sounded and he abandoned everything to immediately respond to the call. He fought valiantly and was martyred. Nabi SAW spoke of his high status and conveyed his sighting of Sa’d's pure female companions in Jannah Sayyidina Julaybib: He was a black man from the Ansaar. Similar to the story of Sayyidina Sa’d above, Nabi SAW got Julaybib married to a woman of very high status from among the Ansaar. He too passed away in Jihad and was personally buried by the Messenger of Allah SAW. Question 2 Answer Abu Sulayman Khalid bin ibn al-Walid ibn al Mughirah al-Makhzumi (R.A) Question 3 Answer Hudhayfah Ibn Al-Yaman(R.A) Question 4 Answer Umm Abdullah Question 5 Answer The fasts of Ramadaan were made compulsory in the 2nd year of Hijrah May Allah be pleased with us |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Wealthyone: 1:27pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Day 18; O Allah keep me awake, in this month, to find and get the blessings of its mornings; enlighten my heart with the rays of its bright light; let me (all parts of my body) yield to follow its traditions, in the name of Thy Light, O the Light of the hearts and minds of those who know...ameen
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Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Sissie(f): 5:48pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Salam alaykum 1. What is iddah? B. Explain the different types of iddah 2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce 3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Drniyi4u(m): 5:49pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Sissie: Wa alaikum salam 1. What is iddah? Iddah period is the period a woman must observe after the death of her husband or after a divorce, during which she may not marry another man. It is simply put as waiting period. B. Explain the different types of iddah (i) The waiting period (Iddah) of a widow is four months and ten days, irrespective of whether she is a minor or in menopause, even if the marriage has not been consummated. For divorce; (i) Iddah of birth: This kind of Iddah is applicable to a pregnant woman. The woman would be able to remarry after giving birth to the child. (ii) Iddah of menses: In case of woman that is still menstruating, her waiting period will be after completing 3 menstrual cycle. (iii) This third category is for minors and women in menopause; they will observe 3 lunar months of Iddah 2. what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce Talaaq (divorce) is the right of the husband, and does not take place unless it is done by him, because the Prophet (SAW) said: “Talaaq is the right of the one who seizes the leg (i.e., consummates the marriage)” i.e., the husband. (Narrated by Ibn Maajah, 2081; classed as hasan by al-Albaani in Irwa’ al-Ghaleel , 2041). So, it is the right of a man to seek divorce. 3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them i) Asmā’ bint ‘Umays, RA She was married to Ja’far bin Abī Tālib at-Tayyār (the bird of Paradise), RA. They made the first migration to Habash (Abyssinia, now Ethiopia), and from there, they made the second migration to Madīnā. Ja’far bin Abī T ālib RA was martyred in the Battle of Mu’ta in 8 A.H. Then she married Abū Bakr Siddīq RA, and when he passed away in 13 A.H, she married Sayyidinā ‘Alī bin Abī Tālib RA ii) ‘Afrā’ bint ‘Ubayd bin Tha’laba RA She was the mother of ‘Awf bin al-Hārith bin ar-Rifā ’a RA, and Mu’awwidh RA who were martyred in the Battle of Badr. Her third son, Mu ’ādh RA also took part in the Battle of Badr. This shows that the Companions of the Beloved Prophet were prepared to sacrifice themselves as well as their whole families to eradicate oppression and establish Islāmic justice for the sake of Allāh iii) Asmā’ bint Yazīd bin as-Sakan RA She narrated some of the Hadīth, and was very eloquent. In the Battle of Yarmūk, she killed nine Byzantine soldiers with the pole of her tent. iv) Hind bint ‘ Amr bin Harām RA Her husband Hadrat ‘Amr bin al-Jamū, her son Khallād, and her brother ‘AbdAllāh bin ‘Amr RA were all martyred in the Battle of Uhud. v) Khawlah bint Hakīm, RA She was married to Sayyidinā ‘Uthmān bin Maz’ūn RA, and both of them were among the first to accept Islām. Prophet SAW referred to her as a pious woman. She narrated some of the Hadīth |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by dejt4u(m): 5:49pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Sissie: Iddah is a period in which a woman waits after the death of her husband or divorce, during which she is not allowed to marry. B. Explain the different types of iddah The first type of Iddah is that of birth. That is, a woman must wait until she delivers her child before she can remarry. A common erroneous idea among people is that a pregnant woman cannot be divorced. This is not the case at all. The second type is the Iddah of menses. This means a woman is not allowed to marry until she has three menstruations. As soon as the third period ends, Iddah ends. The third type of waiting period is the Iddah of months. This applies to women who have passed the age of menstruation. The Iddah in this case is three months. As for a woman who is divorced by her husband before he has consummated his marriage with her, then there is no waiting period that applies to her. 2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce Woman are not allowed to initiate divorce in Islam 3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them [b]1. Salmā, RA She was married to Abū Rāfi’, RA. She was the mid-wife of Khadīja al-Kubrā RA when she gave birth to the children of Prophet (SAW). She was also the midwife of Māriya al-Qibtiyya RA when she gave birth to Ibrāhīm, the son of Rasūlullāh S allallāhu ‘alayhi wa Sallam. 2. Salmā bint Qays bin ‘Amr, Umm al-Mundhir She was one of the aunts of Prophet. She was the sister of Salīt bin Qays al-Badriyy who was martyred at the Battle of the Bridge of Abū ‘Ubayd. She was at Masjid Qiblatayn when the Divine Command to change the qibla to the Ka’aba in Makka came. 3. Ash-Shifā’ bint ‘Abdullāh, RA She became Muslim before the Hijra and emigrated to Madīna. She narrated Hadīth from Prophet. She was knowledgeable in the science of medicine which goes well with her name which means “the healing”. She taught writing to Hafsa bint ‘Umar al-Khattāb, RA. 4. Sumayya bint Khubbāt , RA She was the first martyr of Islām who was killed by Abū Jahl, one of the greatest enemies of Islām. She, together with her son, ‘Ammār bin Yāsir Ra d y Allāhu ‘Anhu were among the first ones to accept Islām and were tortured by the polytheists of Makka to leave Islām but never gave up. 5. Umm ad-Dardā’, Khayrah bint Abī Hadrad, RA She was married to Abu’d Dardā’, RA. She was distinguished for her learning and her ‘ibādāt. She narrated Hadīth Sharīf.[/b] |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by daprince098(m): 5:51pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
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Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by superwitboss: 5:53pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Sissie: Iddah is a period in which a woman waits after the death of her husband or divorce, and she is not allowed to marry during this period.
There are three types of Iddah: The first type of Iddah is that of birth. That is, a woman must wait until she delivers her child before she can remarry. A common erroneous idea among people is that a pregnant woman cannot be divorced. This is not the case at all. Rather there is a consensus on this point among the scholars, and that this is a Sunnah divorce and heresy (bidah).There is no dispute regarding its validity. The second type of Iddah is the iddah of menses. This means a woman is not allowed to marry until she has three menstruations. As soon as the third period ends, Iddah ends. This is the view of many of the elite companions such as Umar, Ali and ibn Masud, and it was narrated by ibn al-Qayyim. This is also the view by the majority of contemporary scholars such as ibn Baaz and Uthaymeen. The third type of waiting period is the Iddah of months. This applies to women who have passed the age of menstruation. The Iddah in this case is three months. As for a woman who is divorced by her husband before he has consummated his marriage with her, then there is no waiting period that applies to her based on verse number 49 from Surat Al-Ahzaab (33).
There are basically three ways for a wife can seek a divorce: 1. Ask her husband that she no longer wishes to remain his wife, and the husband accedes to her request and pronounces a divorce on her. 2. If the husband refuses to divorce her, she has the right to Initiate a divorce proceedings in a Shariah Court, whereby the Judge will study the conditions and reasons for seeking divorce, and then summon the husband and give him an option: either he accedes to the wifes divorce request and pronounces divorce on her, or the Court will use its authority and divorce the couple. 3. If the husband does not pronounce the divorce and the Judge sees valid reason for divorce, the Shariah Judge has the authority to divorce the couple. Allah Says in the Holy Quran Chapter 2 Surah Baqarah verse 229: A divorce is only permissible twice: after that the parties should either hold together on equitable terms or separate with kindness. It is not lawful for you (men) to take back any of your gifts (from your wives) except when both parties fear that they would be unable to keep the limits ordained by Allah. If ye (judges) do indeed fear that they would be unable to keep the limits ordained by Allah there is no blame on either of them if she give something for her freedom. These are the limits ordained by Allah; so do not transgress them. If any do transgress the limits ordained by Allah such persons wrong (themselves as well as others).
Salma bint Umays was a sahaba of Muhammad . She was from the Khathaam tribe. Her father was Umays ibn Maadd, and her mother was Hind bint Awf from the Himyar tribe. Her full siblings were Asma bint Umays and Awn ibn Umays, and her maternal siblings included Maymuna bint al-Harith , Lubaba bint al-Harith and Mahmiya ibn al-Jaz'i. Salma and her sister Asma were among the early converts to Islam . Sumayyah bint Khayyat was the first Muslim to become a shahid . She was a slave in the possession of Abu Hudhayfa ibn al-Mughira , a member of the Makhzum clan in Mecca.She was not a black woman, but she was of Ethiopian ancestry. Fatimah bint al-Khattab was the sister of the second Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab along with Zayd ibn al-Khattab and one of the early women followers of the Islamic prophet, Muhammad . She was the youngest daughter of Khattab ibn Nufayl , who married her off with his nephew, hanif Sa'id ibn Zayd . Fatima along with her husband both converted to Islam together at the same time. Nasibah bint Ka'b al-Maziniyyah [aka Umm ‘Umarah] was a famous Muslim warrior. She took part in a number of battles and treaties, such as the treaty of 'Aqabah, Al-Hudaybiyah, Khaybar and Hunayn. Her heroic conduct at Hunayn was no less marvellous than her heroic conduct at Uhud. At the time of Abu Bakr’s Khilafah, she was present at Al-Yamamah where she fought brilliantly and received eleven wounds and lost her hand. At the battle of Uhud, she would continuously take up her sword to defend the Prophet, peace be upon him, acting as a human shield to protect him from the arrows of the enemy. The Prophet noticed this, and later said, “Wherever I turned, to the left or the right, I saw her fighting for me.” Asmā' Bint Abu Bakr was one of the companions of prophet Muhammad(pbuh). Asma was one of the first to accept Islam, being listed fifteenth on Ibn Ishaq's list of "those who accepted Islam at the invitation of Abu Bakr. |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by baba11(m): 6:02pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Sissie: 1.....Iddah is a period in which a woman waits after the death of her husband or divorce.She is not allowed during this period. 1b..... Iddah of birth:This happens when a woman divorce or or her husband died.In this case,she must wait until she delivers her child before she can remarry. Iddah of menses:Woman is not allowed to marry if she lose or divorce her husband until she has done three different menstrual cycles.It ends at the end of the third period. Iddah of months:It applies to woman who has passed the age of menstruation.It is three months for the waiting periods. 2....... A Muslim who wishes to divorce his wife is therefore advised in the first instance to ask for an arbitration meeting,arranged by elders of the couple so that a reconciliation may be reached. If such efforts fail and the man sincerely thinks he cannot live a harmonious life with his wife, he may divorce her either verbally or in writing. In both cases, it is recommended for there to be two witnesses present on the occasion of the pronouncement of such a divorce. A man should : (a) divorce only once and (b) only during the time when his wife is not on her menses and (c) there has been no sexual contact with her since the time of her last menses. After a divorce is pronounced by a husband, his wife must wait for a given period (‘iddat’). During this period, the wife is allowed to stay in the same house, but they can not have sexual relation amongst them.The man is allowed to take her back either verbally saying “I TAKE YOU BACK “, or physically, by having intimate relation with her. if, after this waiting period, the husband fails to take his wife back, then the wife is completely divorced, and must leave the matrimonial home immediately. It is also recommended to have two witnesses present in the case, where the husband decides to take back (‘ruju’) his wife, before the end of the iddat.Where a man has pronounced three divorces, on three different occasions, he can neither take back his former wife, nor remarry her. The Council issues a divorce certificate on the basis of “talaq nama”, signed by the applicant in the presence of two witnesses. The man is required to pay the dower amount in full to the woman. 3.............. A...... Khadīja b. Khuwaylid (d. 620) . Before her famous marriage to the Prophet Muhammad, she was an important figure in her own right, being a successful merchant and one of the elite figures of Mecca. She played a central role in supporting and propagating the new faith of Islam and has the distinction of being the first Muslim. As the Prophet Muhammad himself is believed to have said in a hadith preserved in Sahih Muslim: “God Almighty never granted me anyone better in this life than her. She accepted me when people rejected me; she believed in me when people doubted me; she shared her wealth with me when people deprived me; and God granted me children only through her.” Indeed, another of the most important women of early Islam, Fāṭima al-Zahrā’, was the daughter of the Prophet by Khadīja and it is only through Fāṭima (especially through her two sons, al-Hasan and al-Husayn) that the lineage of the Prophet Muhammad is preserved. These facts make Fāṭima and her mother Khadīja among the most revered female personages in Islamic history. B.......Nusayba b. Ka‘b al-Anṣārīyya (d. 634) She was also known as Umm ‘Ammara, she was a member of the Banū Najjār tribe and one of the earliest converts to Islam in Medina. As a Companion of the Prophet Muhammad, there were many virtues attributed to her. She is most remembered, however, for taking part in the Battle of Uhud (625), in which she carried sword and shield and fought against the Meccans. She shielded the Prophet Muhammad from enemies during the battle and even sustained several lance wounds and arrows as she cast herself in front of him to protect him. It is said that after she sustained her twelfth wound, she fell unconscious and the first question she asked when she awoke (a day later in Medina) was “did the Prophet survive?” a testament to her loyalty and commitment to the new faith. C.........Khawla b. al-Azwar (d. 639) . She was anothercontemporary of the Prophet Muhammad. She is best known for her participation in the Battle of Yarmuk (636) against the Byzantines. According to later narratives of the Islamic conquests, authors described her as having the skill and fighting ability of the famed Muslim general Khālid ibn al-Walīd. There are a lot of embellishments and unclear details that emerge from later sources about her which make the details questionable, leading some scholars to doubt whether she had even existed at all! Despite these reservations, it is nonetheless notable that scholars such as al-Azdi, writing in the eighth and ninth centuries, in his “Futuh al- Sham” (a work often incorrectly attributed to al- Waqidi) and later chroniclers such as Ibn Kathir and al-Zirkali found it necessary to ascribe such importance to a female warrior in the conquests. Indeed, if she never existed at all this makes her legend all the more interesting D........... ‘Ā’isha b. Abī Bakr (d. 678) . A figure that requires almost no introduction, ‘Ā’isha was the wife of the Prophet Muhammad who had perhaps the most influence on the Muslim community after his death. She played a central role in the political opposition to the third and fourth caliphs Uthmān ibn ‘Affān and ‘Alī ibn Abī Ṭālib, even leading an army against the latter at Basra in 656. Although she retired from political life after her defeat, she continued to play a major role as a transmitter of Islamic teachings. She is one of the major narrators of hadith in the Sunni tradition. In many ways, she is among the most interesting (and controversial) figures in early Islam, especially since the implications of her actions for women’s participation in scholarship, political life, and the public sphere clashed with later conservative conceptions of the role of women. E.........Zaynab b. ‘Alī (d. 681) . She was the grand- daughter of the Prophet Muhammad through his daughter Fāṭima (d. 633) and her husband ‘Alī ibn Abī Ṭālib (d. 661). She was a leading figure of the Ahl al-Bayt (Family of the Prophet) during the late seventh century and played a central role both during and after the Massacre at Karbala (680), where her brother al-Ḥusayn ibn ‘Alī, and 72 of her nephews and other brothers were killed by the Umayyads. For a time, she was the effective leader of the Ahl al-Bayt and served as the primary defender of the cause of her brother, al- Ḥusayn. At Kufa, she defended her nephew—‘Alī ibn al-Ḥusayn (d. 712)—from certain death by the governor of the city and, when presented to the Yazīd ibn Mu‘āwiya at Damascus, gave such an impassioned and forceful speech in the royal court that the caliph was convinced by his advisers to release her and the prisoners taken at Karbala. Her strength, patience, and wisdom makes her one of the most important women in early Islam. Her shrine at Damascus remains a major place of visitation by both Sunnis and Shi’is, a fact that emphasizes the universality of her legacy among Muslims. |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Nobody: 6:05pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
Sissie: May Allah be pleased with us. Amin |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Akinkunmi0777(m): 7:03pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
1. What is iddah? Answer Iddah is a period in which a woman waits after the death of her husband or divorce, and she is not allowed to marry during this period. The Muslim jurists have unanimously agreed on it as being waajib (obligatory) due to the explicitness of the Quranic injuction whereby Allah says: The divorced women shall wait concerning themselves for three monthly periods. B. Explain the different types of iddah Answer The first type of Iddah is that of birth. That is, a woman must wait until she delivers her child before she can remarry. A common erroneous idea among people is that a pregnant woman cannot be divorced. This is not the case at all. Rather there is a consensus on this point among the scholars, and that this is a Sunnah divorce and heresy (bidah). There is no dispute regarding its validity. The second type of Iddah is the Iddah of menses. This means a woman is not allowed to marry until she has three menstruations. As soon as the third period ends, Iddah ends. This is the view of many of the elite companions such as Umar, Ali and ibn Masud, and it was narrated by ibn al-Qayyim. This is also the view by the majority of contemporary scholars such as ibn Baaz and Uthaymeen. The third type of waiting period is the Iddah of months. This applies to women who have passed the age of menstruation. The Iddah in this case is three months. As for a woman who is divorced by her husband before he has consummated his marriage with her, then there is no waiting period that applies to her based on verse number 49 from Surat Al-Ahzaab (33). The woman whose husband has divorced her once or twice is instructed to spend her iddah duration within her husbands house. Any woman who leaves her home without the permission of her husband after he has uttered either the first or second divorce is in violation of the injunctions of Allah and His Messenger. A woman whose divorce is revocable (i.e. first divorce or second divorce) may still uncover in front of her husband and adorn herself by applying make-up and perfume. She may speak to him and he may speak to her; she may sit with him and do anything with him apart from intercourse. The only instance in which he may have sexual relations with her is if he takes her back. If the husband kisses and embraces his wife with the intention of taking her back, then that taking back is valid. To be on the safe side however, he should not handle with his wife until after he has clearly stated that he is taking her back. In the case were a husband is not sure as to whether he uttered the word of divorce at all, or as to the number of divorces he has uttered, then he should act on the basis of what is certain. So if he is not sure whether he has divorced her or not, the basic principle is that divorce has not taken place, because in this instance marriage is something which is certain, and divorce is something concerning which there is uncertainty. Based on the juristic principle that certainty cannot be overridden by doubt, if the husband is uncertain as to whether he has divorced his wife once or twice, he should assume that he has divorced her once, because this is what is certain. 2 what are the procedures for a woman to seek divorce Answer 1)Initiation This is the stage where the talaq process is initiated. According to most Sunnī scholars it consists of: The husband saying talaq once in the presence of his wife. Allah Says in the Holy Quran O Prophet! When ye do divorce women, divorce them at their prescribed periods and count (accurately) their prescribed periods: And fear Allah your Lord: and turn them not out of their houses, nor shall they (themselves) leave, except in case they are guilty of some open lewdness, those are limits set by Allah: and any who transgresses the limits of Allah, does verily wrong his (own) soul: thou knowest not if perchance Allah will bring about thereafter some new situation. " — Qur'an, Sura 65 (At-Talaq) 2)Reconciliation According to Sunnī and Shīʻa jurisprudence, the couple is supposed to try to reconcile during the waiting period, with the help of mediators from each family. If the couple breaks the waiting period by engaging in sexual intercourse, they are deemed to have been reconciled and the divorce is voided. This is said in the Quran in the following ayats: "And if you fear a breach between the two, then appoint judge from his people and a judge from her people; if they both desire agreement, Allah will effect harmony between them, surely Allah is Knowing, Aware." — Qur'an, Sura 4 (An-Nisa), "O you who believe! when you marry the believing women, then divorce them before you touch them, you have in their case no term which you should reckon; so make some provision for them and send them forth a goodly sending forth." — Qur'an, Sura 33 (Al-Ahzab 3)Completion After the completion of the talaq procedure, the couple are divorced, and she becomes non- mahram for him and so they must observe the hijāb rules. Thus when they fulfil their term appointed, either take them back on equitable terms or part with them on equitable terms; and take for witness two persons from among you, endued with justice, and establish the evidence (as) before Allah. Such is the admonition given to him who believes in Allah and the Last Day. And for those who fear Allah, He (ever) prepares a way out." — Qur'an, Sura 65 (At-Talaq), 3. Name 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them Answer 1)Feerozah A precious stone. Daughter of al- Mazfar, She was a scholar, narrator of Hadith and a very righteous woman she wrote a book of Hadith Al-Arbaeen Riwayat as- salihat an As-salhihee 2)Thubaytah She was among the early Muhajirs to Madina and a distinguished woman comapnion, daughter of Yaar bin Zayd al-Ansariyah 3)Hukaymah She was the daughter of Umaymah daughter of Ruqayqah (R.A) a companion another woman by this name, daughter of Mahmood bin Muhammad was a reciter of the Quran. 4)Fariah Fariah or Furayah was the name of a companion, daughter of Maalik bin sanan al-Ansari and sister of Abu Saeed al-Khudri, She was called by either name 5)Kulthum Daughter of Ahmad bin Ali al- Asiwatiyah was a righteous woman who had memorised the Quran there were many other women of this name including a daughter of the Prophet (S.A.W) a daughter of Sayyidina Abu Bakar (R.A) etc. |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by balogwink: 8:13pm On Jun 23, 2016 |
[quote author=Sissie post=46859336]Salam alaykum 1. What is iddah? iddah or iddat is the period a woman must observe after the death of her spouse or after a divorce , during which she may not marry another man. Its purpose is to ensure that the male parent of any offspring produced after the cessation of a nikah (marriage) would be known. The length of iddah varies according to a number of circumstances. The iddah of a woman divorced by her husband is three monthly periods, unless she is pregnant in which case the ‘iddah lasts until she gives birth, or unless the marriage was not consummated in which case there is no `iddah, or unless she does not menstruate, in which case "the scholars say that she should observe an ‘iddah of a full year, nine months for pregnancy and three months for ‘iddah." For a woman whose husband has died, the `iddah is four lunar months and ten days after the death of their husbands, whether or not the marriage was consummated. The period, four months and ten days after the death of a spouse, is calculated on the number of menses that a woman has. B. Explain the different types of iddah Iddah for widow Whoever from amongst you dies and leaves behind wives, the wives will hold themselves [from marriage] for four months and ten days. Then, when they have expired this period, there is no blame upon you in whatever they do regarding themselves, according to the recognized traditions. And God is fully aware of whatever you are doing. And there is no blame upon you in proposing [marriage] to these women or in keeping such proposal to yourself - God is aware that you would mention it to them - but do not make with them any secret commitments, except that you say a noble word to them. However, do not commit the marriage- contract with them, until the law has reached its prescribed time... ( Al-Baqarah 2: 234 - 235 ) Iddah for divorced woman (Al-Quran 33:49) The Quran surah (Chapter) 65, entitled "At-Talaq" meaning "The Divorce" states Al Talaq 65:4 Such of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the Iddah, if ye have any doubts, is three months, and for those who have no courses (it is the same): for those who carry (life within their wombs), their period is until they deliver their burdens: and for those who fear Allah, He will make their path easy. 2 procedures for a woman to seek divorce The talaq has three steps: Initiation Reconciliation Completion 3. 5 female companions of the Prophet SAW excluding his family members and write a little about them 1. ‘Afrā’ bint ‘Ubayd bin Tha ’laba al-An sāriyyah, Rady Allāhu ‘ Anhā She was the mother of H ad rat ‘Awf bin al- H ārith bin ar-Rifā ’ a al- Khazrajī Rad y Allāhu ‘ Anhu, and H ad rat Mu ’awwidh Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhu who were martyred in the Battle of Badr. Her third son, H a drat Mu ’ādh Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhu also took part in the Battle of Badr. This shows that the Companions of the Beloved Prophet Mu hammad S allallāhu ‘alayhi wa Sallam were prepared to sacrifice themselves as well as their whole families to eradicate oppression and establish Islāmic justice for the sake of Allāh Sub h ānahū wa Ta ’ ālā. 2. Asmā’ bint Abī Bakr as-S iddīq, Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhā She was among the first to accept Islām. She brought food to the Holy Prophet Sayyidinā Muh ammad S allallāhu ‘alayhi wa Sallam and to Sayyidinā Abū Bakr as-S iddīq Rady Allāhu ‘ Anhu while they were on their hijra (migration) from Makka to Madīna. She was married to H ad rat Az-Zubayr bin al- ‘Awwām Rady Allāhu ‘ Anhu and was the mother of H ad rat ‘ Abdullāh bin az-Zubayr Rady Allāhu ‘ Anhu. She was S ādiqah (truthful), Dhākirah (in constant remembrance of Allāh), S ābirah (patiently persevering), and Shākirah (thankful). 3. Asmā’ bint ‘Umays, Rad y Allāhu ‘ Anhā She was married to H ad rat Ja’ far bin Abī T ālib a t-T ayyār (the bird of Paradise), Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhu. They made the first migration to H abash (Abyssinia, now Ethiopia), and from there, they made the second migration to Madīnā. H a drat Ja ’far bin Abī T ālib Rad y Allāhu ‘ Anhu was martyred in the Battle of Mu’ta in 8 A.H. Then she married Sayyidinā Abū Bakr as-S iddīq Rad y Allāhu Anhu, and when he passed away in 13 A.H, she married Sayyidinā ‘Alī bin Abī T ālib Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhu. 4. Asmā’ bint Yazīd bin as-Sakan al-An sāriyya, Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhā She narrated some of the H adīth, the Noble Sayings of Prophet Muh ammad S allallāhu ‘ alayhi wa Sallam and was very eloquent. In the Battle of Yarmūk, she killed nine Byzantine soldiers with the pole of her tent. 5. Fā t ima bint Asad bin Hāshim, Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhā She was the mother of Sayyidinā ‘Alī bin Abī T ālib, Rady Allāhu ‘ Anhu and the grandmother of Imām al- H asan Rad y Allāhu ‘ Anhu and Imām al- H usayn Rad y Allāhu ‘Anhu. After the death of H ad rat ‘Abdu’l Mutt alib, it was H ad rat Abū Tālib and Sayyidatinā Fāt ima bint Asad who took loving care of Prophet Mu hammad S allallāhu ‘alayhi wa Sallam. She was like a mother to him. |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by Sissie(f): 8:05pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
Salam alaykum.. Sorry it's coming late . QUIZ True or False a) The Qur’an that Allah (جل جلاله) sent down through Jibreel (عليه السلام ) to Mohammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) has seventeen thousand verses.” b) Surah Al-Ahzab (73 ayats) used to be as long as Surah Al-Baqarah (286 ayats)? c) Muhammad (صلى الله عليه وسلم) is the seal of Prophethood BUT another man could still be inspired (By Allah) with divine revelations after him? 2a, Who is the first ambassador of Islam B. What's the dua for travelling? |
Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION: SEASON 2 by superwitboss: 9:04pm On Jun 24, 2016 |
Sissie: Waleikum asalam
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Mus'ab ibn Umair
Allaahu 'Akbar, Allaahu' Akbar, Allaahu 'Akbar, Subhaanal-lath ee sakhkhara lanaa haath aa wa maa kunnaa lahu muqrineen. Wa 'innaa 'ilaa Rabbinaa lamunqaliboon. Allaahumma 'innaa nas'aluka fee safarinaa haathal- birrawattaqwaa, waminal-'amalimaa tardhaa, Allaahumma hawwin' alaynaa safaranaa haath aa watwi 'annaa bu'dahu, Allaahumma 'Antas-saahibu fis-safari, walkhaleefatu fil-'ahli, Allaahumma 'innee 'a'ooth u bika min wa'thaa'is-safari, wa ka'aabanl-mandh ari, wa soo'il-munqalabi fil- maaliwal'ahli. Allah is the Most Great. Allah is the Most Great. Allah is the Most Great. Glory is to Him Who has provided this for us though we could never have had it by our efforts. Surely, unto our Lord we are returning. O Allah, we ask You on this our journey for goodness and piety, and for works that are pleasing to You . O Allah , lighten this journey for us and make its distance easy for us . O Allah, You are our Companion on the road and the One in Whose care we leave our family . O Allah , I seek refuge in You from this journey's hardships, and from the wicked sights in store and from finding our family and property in misfortune upon returning. |
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