Islam › Re: From A Model To Islam - Joy From Delta State Convert To Islam by DMainMan: 10:18pm On Jun 24, 2015 |
Islam is the only true religion. You are welcome Joy |
Islam › Things To Be Avoided During Ramadan by DMainMan(op): 7:58pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
1. Don’t sleep during the day and pray all night. By doing this you are converting the day into night and the night into day, which is not the purpose of fasting.
2. Avoid being lazy and inactive during the day.
3. Don’t waste time playing games during the day. Rather, please Allah by increasing in your worship of him.
4. Avoid having Iftar parties. Ramadan wasn’t meant to be a food extravaganza.
5. Dont ask your wife to spend Ramadan in the Kitchen. Eat something light and quick. Let her also make Du'a n utilize the month of forgiveness.
6. Spend the last 10 days worshipping Allah rather than trying to prepare for Eid! A day that is better than a thousand months is in these last 10 days. You can’t afford to miss this.
7. Dont stay awake the full night. Your body has a right over you, and when it wants rest, then rest.
8. Avoid excessive socialising after Taraweeh
9. Avoid shopping a lot in Ramadan.
10. Dont eat the full night.
11. Dont loiter around at night rather than worshiping Allah.
12. Eid doesnt require loads of preparation. Dont fall into this trap!
Keep it simple, and it will be blessed.
May we witness this forthcoming Ramadan with sound health. Amin |
Islam › Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION by DMainMan: 7:41pm On Jun 18, 2015 |
nyx 1 |
Islam › Re: Summary Of Things That Nullify A Person's Fast (sawm) by DMainMan: 11:19am On Jun 18, 2015 |
nyx 1. May ALLAAH Accept Our Fast. Amin. |
Islam › Re: Updates on Ramadhaan Crescent (1436ah/2015ce) by DMainMan: 7:46am On Jun 17, 2015 |
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Islam › Re: Nairalanders Iftaar - Season 7 by DMainMan: 7:42am On Jun 17, 2015 |
[quote author=Wizeboy post=34848349]You can contact me through PM or send a mail to nairalandmuslims@gmail.com
Jazaka'Allah Khayran [/quote)
Ok. Will do dat. |
Islam › Re: Nairalanders Iftaar - Season 7 by DMainMan: 7:42am On Jun 17, 2015 |
[quote author=Wizeboy post=34848349]You can contact me through PM or send a mail to nairalandmuslims@gmail.com
Jazaka'Allah Khayran [/quote)
Ok. Wilbdo dat. |
Islam › Re: Nairalanders Iftaar - Season 7 by DMainMan: 7:10am On Jun 17, 2015 |
Wizeboy: As Salam Alaykum Warahmotullahi Wa barakaatuh
We are less than 13 days away from this year Ramadan, I believe planning and preparation for this year RAMADAN IFTAR should start earnest in order to create more awareness and for people to incorporate it in their schedule for the Holy Month as early as possible.
BACKGROUND
As those that have been around for some time already know, Nairaland Muslim Ummah organize Iftaar (Joint Breaking of Fast) on chosen day(s) during Ramadan. The first edition started in 2009, hosted by JARUS at Mama Cass Restaurant, Ajose Adeogun, VI, Lagos. We had two editions in 2010, Mainland Edition at Sweet Sensation, Allen Avenue, Ikeja and the Island Edition hosted by Majoroller at Mama Cass, Awolowo Road, Ikoyi. The 2011 Edition also came up in two parts: Island at Mama Cass, Ajose Adeogun VI and Mainland @ Sweet Sensation, Allen Avenue, Ikeja – both bankrolled by Majoroller. The 2012 Edition (Season 4) was also in two places; one at Jarus residence in Ajah while the second was hosted by Majoroller at Surulere. The 2013 Edition (Season 5) was hosted by Jarus @ his residence in Ajah.
The 2014 Edition (Season 6) was co-hosted by hrmkz, thirty and Dynamo1 and was held at Araromi Central Mosque, Gbagada, Lagos. The last year edition was assumed to be the biggest IFTAAR we would ever held with over 50 Nairalanders in attendance.
SEASON 7: 2015
This year (2015) Ramadan is around the corner and Insha Allah, we are having Season 7 of Nairalnders' Ramadan Iftar. Bearing in mind that it is better held on a weekend, we have these possible dates: Saturday 27th June Sunday 28th June Saturday 4th July Sunday 5th July Saturday 11th July Sunday 12th July
HOST/SPONSORSHIP
Individual, Group or part sponsorship will be welcomed. Contribution is also welcomed. Any member may as well decide to host us in his house or any convenience venue. From past experience, budget will be around 50 - 60k depending on attendance.
Assembling will start by 3pm at the chosen venue and lasts till after break of fast and moghrib, or we wait till 8pm for Ishai. Programmes lined up for the event include: opening remarks by the moderator(s); faces behind the IDs(introduction); general discussions; short lecture; breaking of fast with fruits; main menu etc. Its going to be fun, Insha Allah. People that attended past editions will tell you.
Muslim Nairalanders in other parts of Nigeria and outside can also plan to organize their own at their locations on this thread.
Page9 has shown his intention to host us this year. We are also expecting to hear from others that may be interested in hosting, co-hosting, contributing or sponsoring one of the IFTAR for this year. The earlier we show our interest in hosting/sponsoring the better for everybody to schedule their programme for the wonderful event.
MODS: Sissie and Mukina2 should please help in making sure that this thread hit the front page as early as possible and also, assist in ensuring that this thread make it to the front page every Friday as well, in order to create more awareness for this programme, so that it wouldn’t be like last year when some Nairaland Muslims said they were not aware ontime. Lets encourage more Muslims to join this thread and also participate actively too.
Let the planning, deliberation and preparation start now!
May Almighty Allah accept it has an act of Ibadah and spare our lives to observe the forthcoming Ramadan and beyond in good health (Ameen). Ao can one pay. To which account? I mean supporting sponsorship |
Islam › Re: Updates on Ramadhaan Crescent (1436ah/2015ce) by DMainMan: 7:07am On Jun 17, 2015 |
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Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 7:03am On Jun 17, 2015 |
16. Whoever observes fast in Ramadan and also fasts for six days in Shawwal, the reward of a whole year fast is recorded for him. (Muslim 2614/6) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 7:03am On Jun 17, 2015 |
15. On the day of Eid, the Messenger of Allaah used to return (after offering the Eid prayer) through a way DIFFERENT from that by which he went. (Al Bukhari 102/2) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:43am On Jun 17, 2015 |
14. We should put on our BEST garments and chant Adhkaar TO & FRO the Eid ground. (Al Bukhari 88,89,102/2) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:42am On Jun 17, 2015 |
13. The Messenger of Allaah never proceeded(for prayer) on the day of 'Eid ul fitr unless he had eaten some odd number of dates. (Al Bukhari 73/2) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:42am On Jun 17, 2015 |
12. Zakaatul fitr is OBLIGATORY on every muslim, old & young, slave & free, male & female. One Sa'a (approx. 3kg) of food items should be given out before people go out for the 'Eid prayer. (Al Bukhari 579/2, Muslim 2159) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:41am On Jun 17, 2015 |
11. If somebody eats or drinks FORGETFULLY while fasting, he should complete his fast, as for what he has eaten or drunk, it is given to him by Allaah. (Al Bukhari 1933, Muslim 1155). Note that you aren't going to repay the fast. Your fast is as valid as ever. |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:37am On Jun 17, 2015 |
10. It is PERMISSIBLE for a fasting person to bath or pour over his head to relief him of the hotness of the sun or of thirst. (Abu dawud 2365) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:36am On Jun 17, 2015 |
9. Whoever provides a fasting person something with which to break his fast, he will earn the same reward as the person without the person's reward being reduced. (At-tirmidhi 807) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:35am On Jun 17, 2015 |
8. The Messenger of Allah used to break his fast BEFORE magrib prayer with 3 fresh dates, if there were no fresh dates, he would eat 3 dry dates, if there were no dry dates, he would take 3 draughts of water. (Abu Dawud 2349) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:34am On Jun 17, 2015 |
7. Whosoever does not give up speaking falsely and acting on lies and evil actions, Allaah does not care for his abstaining from eating and drinking. (Al Bukhari 1903) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:34am On Jun 17, 2015 |
6. If one hears the call to prayer WHILE still eating the Sahuur, he should not stop eating, rather he should finish his food. (Abu Dawud 2350) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:33am On Jun 17, 2015 |
5. It is the Sunnah to DELAY the Sahuur and HASTEN to break the fast as soon as the sun sets. (Al Bukhari 1921, Muslim 1099) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:32am On Jun 17, 2015 |
4. Taking the pre-dawn meal (Sahuur) is a BLESSING. Every Muslim is expected to take the meal EVEN if with a mouthful of water. (Al Bukhari 1923, Ahmad 44) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:31am On Jun 17, 2015 |
3. Fasting is NOT just abstaining from eating and drinking, it is also refraining from vain speech and foul language. If one is verbally abused, he should say 'I am fasting' (Muslim 1151) |
Islam › Re: 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:30am On Jun 17, 2015 |
2. Every Muslim must make intention before fajr to fast(for an obligatory fast). Intention is not uttered. It is determination in the mind and should not be done with audible wordings. (Al Bukhari 1, Abu Dawood 2454) |
Islam › 16 Things You Should Know About Ramadan Fasting by DMainMan(op): 6:30am On Jun 17, 2015*. Modified: 7:05am On Jun 17, 2015 |
1. When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of paradise are opened, the gates of hell are closed and the devils are chained. (Al-Bukhari 1898, Muslim 1079) |
Education › Re: Five Reasons Not To Apply To A UK University by DMainMan: 10:56am On Jun 15, 2015 |
DMainMan: Nice point. People apply there because it is only 1year while US and Canada is 2 years. While will one waste 1 year.
Also, most Nigeria overseas scholarships opportunities are constrained towards UK universities.
However, only apply to russel universities and not second-tier universities. There is discrimination.
www.russellgroup.ac.uk/our-universities/
Most Employers go to only the russel universities and preference is given to UK/EU students. If however, u are exceptionally gud or that company has a branch in Nigeria, then u wil b considered.
Also subscribe to UK sites for job. Some guys don get job already even without finishing their studies yet. Some guys in US and Canada still de look for even when there are more opportunities.
IT IS ALL ABOUT LUCK, PERSEVERANCE HARD WORK AND INFORMATION MY PEOPLE. |
Education › Re: Five Reasons Not To Apply To A UK University by DMainMan: 10:54am On Jun 15, 2015 |
Ekpekus: Eye opener however many will still ignore this. Nigerians just need to develop and build Nigeria.  Yes we have to but we need modern day knowledge and not olden days. Most Nigerian lecturers are not updated and still use outdated syllabus 1980's as compared to current ones. We cant compete. Let us be realistic. Our Universities are not well funded. The main reason for education should be for knowledge. China Government invest a lot on oversea scholarships for their citizens. Most foreign students in UK and US are Chinese. China has the best economy now. They use knowledge to drive their economy. |
Education › Re: Five Reasons Not To Apply To A UK University by DMainMan: 10:00am On Jun 15, 2015*. Modified: 10:39am On Jun 15, 2015 |
Nice point. People apply there because it is only 1year while US and Canada is 2 years. While will one waste 1 year. Also, most Nigeria overseas scholarships opportunities are constrained towards UK universities. However, only apply to russel universities and not second-tier universities. There is discrimination. www.russellgroup.ac.uk/our-universities/Most Employers go to only the russel universities and preference is given to UK/EU students. If however, u are exceptionally gud or that company has a branch in Nigeria, then u wil b considered. Also subscribe to UK sites for job. Some guys don get job already even without finishing their studies yet. Some guys in US and Canada still de look for even when there are more opportunities. IT IS ALL ABOUT LUCK, PERSEVERANCE HARD WORK AND INFORMATION MY PEOPLE. |
Islam › Re: NAIRALAND RAMADAN QUIZ COMPETITION by DMainMan: 6:19am On Jun 14, 2015 |
nyx initiative |
Islam › Re: Quiz/Riddle Time: Can You Answer This? by DMainMan(op): 8:59am On Jun 06, 2015 |
browneyes7: Looool abeg leave @ 4 bt pls explain Ow 5 was she unlike any oda moda mentioned the mother of Musa ( as ) was unique. She was inspired by Allah ( SWT) to put Musa ( AS ) in a chest and leave him ( AS) on the river . Knowing that the child is going to be picked up by the enemy ? And not just any enemy but , Pharoah , the worst of mankind during that time She was in her reliance on Allah ( swt) |
Islam › Re: Quiz/Riddle Time: Can You Answer This? by DMainMan(op): 8:57am On Jun 06, 2015 |
browneyes7: Looool abeg leave @ 4 bt pls explain Ow 5 was she unlike any oda moda mentioned the mother of Musa ( as ) was unique as well. She was inspired by Allah ( swt) to put Musa ( as ) in a chest and leave him ( as ) on the river . How many mothers would do that , Knowing that their child is going to be picked up by the enemy ? And not just any enemy but , Pharoah , the worst of mankind . She was, in her reliance on Allah ( swt) |
Islam › Re: Quiz/Riddle Time: Can You Answer This? by DMainMan(op): 7:50pm On Jun 05, 2015 |
browneyes7: 4 n half hen hen. u change the score to 4 and half abi. ok let me be strict with my marking now. 4. U were not sure. U chose two instead of one therefore wrong 5. Hajar is the mother of Prophet Ismail (AS) so you are wrong. 3/5 final score. |