^^^
Salaam
Since you are still celebrating the commendations for the excellent answer you gave to that question let me opportunistically snag your right to ask a question.
Oh, do forgive me

Q34

What are the pillars of disbelief (kufr)?

Still researching, will not mind if you tell us the ans.

According to Shaykh Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah

The Pillars of Kufr are

1. Arrogance which prevents submission, (to the command of Allah)
2. Jealousy which prevents acceptance of advice and the giving of it.
3. Anger which prevents doing justice
4. Desire which prevents total devotion to worship.

I remember the above with the acronym DAJA

And Allah knows best

BetaThings:

According to Shaykh Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah

The Pillars of Kufr are

1. Arrogance which prevents submission, (to the command of Allah)
2. Jealousy which prevents acceptance of advice and the giving of it.
3. Anger which prevents doing justice
4. Desire which prevents total devotion to worship.

I remember the above with the acronym DAJA

And Allah knows best

think u are right! d last one scares me. DESIRE. sometimes we think we av enoff xcuse 2 keep away from worship(voluntary ones). May Allah help US !

kufr of course must mean kafir [disbeliever].

# 4 which is desire, means what exactly.

let's speak in plain language, not coded ones.

pardon my presence on the thread since i'm not a muslim and the thread title says islamic quiz.

kufr means disbelief.

your desires can keep u away from doing what is right. for example, it is time for prayers and then, you desire to see a movie instead of praying. By the time the next prayer comes in, it is time for a TV show u love and then u do that rather than pray again. .gradually, your desire is taking u towards being a kafir.

After all, a kafir wldnt pray just like your desire is keeping you aaway from praying.

^^got it.

tpia@:

^^got it.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh thank God!

Muhalimah Deols. Salamun alaykum

^^^
I think the thread is a very brilliant idea. We need to work to make it deliver its potential benefits
I would like posts on how to correct errors in prayers, determining time of prayer, etiquette and best times for du'a, how to strengthen eeman, how to avoid shrik, also contemporary issues like suicide terrorism, surrogate motherhood and many more that can help better understand our deen

Bismillah, it is welcome, but i think throw it as question before you answer it

more on Q. 34

@Beta things, I tried knowing more about the pillars of kufr and I understand the above are as written by Ibn Qayyim. But, certain things come to mind. If u call anything a pillar or certain things pillars, their absence make it not standing. I mean, a house cannot stand without its pillars nor can anyone be termed a Muslim without the pillars of Islam. My point is, arrogance, jealousy, anger and desire cant(shouldnt) make anyone automatically a kafir.  [b]Rather than call these d pillars, wouldnt it be right to call them the elements of kufr? [/b]I'd c dem as elements since they actually are characteristics that lead to kufr.

                              wa Allahu a'lam

olawalebab:

Muhalimah Deols. Salamun alaykum

w.salam. ow have you been?

BetaThings:

^^^
I think the thread is a very brilliant idea. We need to work to make it deliver its potential benefits
I would like posts on how to correct errors in prayers, determining time of prayer, etiquette and best times for du'a, how to strengthen eeman, how to avoid shrik, also contemporary issues like suicide terrorism, surrogate motherhood and many more that can help better understand our deen

except dat u want them in question and ansa format, I thnk its beta to start a new thread for them.

deols:

w.salam. ow have you been?

am fine, you know monday pressure. How your side too?

deols:

w.salam. ow have you been?

am fine, you know monday pressure. How your side too?

deols:

more on Q. 34

@Beta things, I tried knowing more about the pillars of kufr and I understand the above are as written by Ibn Qayyim. But, certain things come to mind. If u call anything a pillar or certain things pillars, their absence make it not standing. I mean, a house cannot stand without its pillars nor can anyone be termed a Muslim without the pillars of Islam. My point is, arrogance, jealousy, anger and desire cant(shouldnt) make anyone automatically a kafir.  [b]Rather than call these d pillars, wouldnt it be right to call them the elements of kufr? [/b]I'd c dem as elements since they actually are characteristics that lead to kufr.

                              wa Allahu a'lam

Interesting point that I never considered. I will have to do some further research on it. Sorry for responding so late

deols:

except dat u want them in question and ansa format, I thnk its beta to start a new thread for them.

I will stay here. The thread is interesting enough and I don't think we need to create so many

Q 35
What are the errors that we typically make during salat and how are they rectified? I suggest that we item both the errors and the corrections.

BetaThings:

I will stay here. The thread is interesting enough and I don't think we need to create so many

Q 35
What are the errors that we typically make during salat and how are they rectified? I suggest that we item both the errors and the corrections.

i like ds, I shldnt be here but ds question is tempting. .lol

a. One very important mistake people make is the thought that women have to pray diffferently from men. The prophet asked us to pray like we see him pray without making any reference to gender.

. . .let the list continue

salam alaykum to all muslim,
let me ask a question, A person was leading a group of women in prayer after first rakat another person join him then the imam polluted, how can the group of women and the person that joined after he had missed first rakat pay the missing rakat

36.

miftaudeen:

salam alaykum to all muslim,
let me ask a question, A person was leading a group of women in prayer after first rakat another person join him then the imam polluted, how can the group of women and the person that joined after he had missed first rakat pay the missing rakat

wa alaykum salam,

THe women and d oda man should complete their salaat separately just like it is done in Qasr prayers

WaAllahu a'lam

and pls, follow the rules next time.

deols:

and pls, follow the rules next time.

unnecessary deols he prolly didn't read the first posts.

mukina2:

unnecessary deols he prolly didn't read the first posts.

i thnk so too. But my referring him to it can get him to read it.

35.

deols:

i like ds, I shldnt be here but ds question is tempting. .lol

a. One very important mistake people make is the thought that women have to pray diffferently from men. The prophet asked us to pray like we see him pray without making any reference to gender.

. . .let the list continue

b. not saying takbiratul ihram b4 joining salaat.

-When d solaat has started by the time u are joining in, you are to stand upright, say the first Allahu Akbar, before joining in what others are doing,

deols:

i like ds, I shldnt be here but ds question is tempting. .lol

a. One very important mistake people make is the thought that women have to pray diffferently from men. The prophet asked us to pray like we see him pray without making any reference to gender.

. . .let the list continue

Oh, why not?
Good point you made about women and men though
And, Insha Allah, the list will continue.

deols:

36.
wa alaykum salam,

THe women and d oda man should complete their salaat separately just like it is done in Qasr prayers

WaAllahu a'lam

and pls, follow the rules next time.

Salaam
The above is correct. An alternative which some people actually prefer is for the man who hitherto was standing beside the Imam to continue to lead the prayer. Of course his rakats are less than those of the women he is now leading. After the women have completed theirs, they will remain seated while the man alone gets us to make his outstanding rakat. After the man completes his rakat and, makes tashadud and says salam, the women will now end their prayer by making salaam

One party waiting for the other is legislated in the Salatul Khauf

And Allah knows best

When mallam and mu'alima are talking, ma'mun should just be learning. You're both correct. Wallahu Alam.
Q37, what will be the fate of an unbeliever pior to his conversion to islam has 8 wives. What will happen to the 'extra' wives

olawalebab:

When mallam and mu'alima are talking, ma'mun should just be learning. You're both correct. Wallahu Alam.
Q37, what will be the fate of an unbeliever pior to his conversion to islam has 8 wives. What will happen to the 'extra' wives

He would have to divorce at least 4 wives because the limit is four, When the verse was revealed the companions of Muhammad, peace be upon him, Some of the companions already had much more than that and these men had to divorce their wives, if they had more than four.

Q38 Who was the first wife the Prophet (SAW) married after the death of Khadijah (RA) ?

Sawda bint Zam'a, a widow
Aisha (RA) was betrothed to the Prophet (PBUH) around the same time, but became a wife later

My question is coming later in the day, Insha Allah

olawalebab:

When mallam and mu'alima are talking, ma'mun should just be learning. You're both correct. Wallahu Alam.
Q37, what will be the fate of an unbeliever pior to his conversion to islam has 8 wives. What will happen to the 'extra' wives

Salaam,
If you are referring to me, then you are mistaken. At best you could call me "Mallam of Google, Copy and Paste"

BetaThings:

Oh, why not?
Good point you made about women and men though
And, Insha Allah, the list will continue.

skool matters, brother.

BetaThings:

Salaam
The above is correct. An alternative which some people actually prefer is for the man who hitherto was standing beside the Imam to continue to lead the prayer. Of course his rakats are less than those of the women he is now leading. After the women have completed theirs, they will remain seated while the man alone gets us to make his outstanding rakat. After the man completes his rakat and, makes tashadud and says salam, the women will now end their prayer by making salaam

One party waiting for the other is legislated in the Salatul Khauf

And Allah knows best

sounds good But wld work when d pple involved have that understandn. for example, d imam going on sujud during recitation can b confusing if d congregation is not aware of it.In fact, i was confused d first time I experienced it.

olawalebab:

When mallam and[b] mu'alima [/b]are talking, ma'mun should just be learning. You're both correct. Wallahu Alam.
Q37, what will be the fate of an unbeliever pior to his conversion to islam has 8 wives. What will happen to the 'extra' wives

mu'allima loun loun, am very much a student ooo.

BetaThings:

Sawda bint Zam'a, a widow
Aisha (RA) was betrothed to the Prophet (PBUH) around the same time, but became a wife later

My question is coming later in the day, Insha Allah

this is one of the reasons it is obvious d prophet ddnt marry many wives as a matter of the flesh. The woman wasnt only a widow but was in her middle age and wasnt described by beauty.

deols:

mu'allima loun loun, am very much a student ooo.
this is one of the reasons it is obvious d prophet ddnt marry many wives as a matter of the flesh. The woman wasnt only a widow but was in her middle age and wasnt described by beauty.

Sawda bint Zam'a was an 80 year old widow; the first widow in islam,

deols:

skool matters, brother.

May Allah make the endeavour easy and add blessing to the knowledge thereby attained

Q38
When a woman attains the age of marriage, can the guardian force her to marry?