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Islam › Re: Ziyarat To The Haram Of Imam Ali Al-ridha (as), 8th Shia Imam by Empiree: 2:03am On Mar 24, 2018
Demmzy15:
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This is interesting to watch and enlighten yourselves (you and others). It is 29 minutes long but dont tell me you have no data. http://www.shiatv.net/video/2051387797
Islam › Re: Ziyarat To The Haram Of Imam Ali Al-ridha (as), 8th Shia Imam by Empiree: 8:22pm On Mar 23, 2018
Demmzy15:
It's now becoming apparent what you becoming nowadays, you obviously don't know the difference between visiting the grave and polytheistic attitudes of shi'as and sufis during the so-called ziyarah. Take a look at the screenshot you provided, does that show any objectivity from your end?

I want you to show us a scanned copy of Sheikh Muhammad ibn AbdulWahhab's book that stated visiting a grave turns you into a polythiest, as I said earlier, whenever you become fully blown rafidhi holla us because I can already see you romancing their scholars by call them "Allamah". This so-called "Allamah" was who under his nose thousands of Sunnis in Iran and Azerbaijan were forcefully killed/maimed/converted into Shiism under Shah Ismail and now he's your fountain of knowledge.

And please whenever you want to prove a point to me, don't refer me to a shi'a site because I won't take you seriously.
the only thing I sensed before posting attachment was you most likely would accused me bcuz of wahabi mentioned in the article. That's why I did screen shot instead of copy paste.

As for him accusing ziyara for being polytheistic action, I do not believe he said that. However he was skeptical. But the fact his many of you have accused people here of shirk when you see Muslims at standing at graves. This is fact you can't deny.

As for for addressing a scholar "Allama", I have used the title to address Allama Muhammad iqbal(ra) several times. So I don't understand what's the problem with title. Everything else you said, I don't know what's that gotta do with me. Again, it is you folks that are insecure because of your suspicions
Islam › Re: Ziyarat To The Haram Of Imam Ali Al-ridha (as), 8th Shia Imam by Empiree:
Demmzy15:
Which guys?! You spoke about Ziyarah as if you had enough evidence, but when truth is glaring to your face you find an escape route by bringing the Sauds into it. The sauds are humans and they make mistakes, the scholars of the land speak against whatever evil going on in the land. So don't bring in that hypocritical attitude of yours into this kabaan angry
You don't get it, do you. The Hadith he quoted does not on any way prohibited visiting other places. The Hadith mere places importance of visiting the great masajid. This has not turned to mean it is forbidden to visit other masjid. It is not hypocritical if I brought the picture up. Prove to me where their religious ulama condemned them for visiting Washington's grave. I want to see that actually.

Now regarding the Hadith he cited, he also quoted sheikhul Islam (ra) that there are difference of opinion. Hence, these differences have to be respected. Here is other view(attachments)


It is like a Hadith attributed to the prophet (saw) said of women being inferior to men. People like you concluded that women have no brain if you know what that means. The same applies here. So for me, I see no reason to travel a long distance to visit grave or masjid when I have bunch of them around me. All I'm saying is, op is innocent but you guys bombarded his thread with suspicions. Some suspicions are haram. The issue of traveling for the purpose of ziyara to masjid or qubr is mustahab.

https://www.al-islam.org/new-analysis-wahhabi-doctrines-muhammad-husayn-ibrahimi/ziyarah-visitation-and-laws-pertaining

Islam › Re: Ziyarat To The Haram Of Imam Ali Al-ridha (as), 8th Shia Imam by Empiree: 2:17pm On Mar 23, 2018
Demmzy15:
^^^Are you going to dispute the evidence given to you @Emp.iree? grin grin grin
it is not about that. it is about you guys suspicions
Islam › Re: Ziyarat To The Haram Of Imam Ali Al-ridha (as), 8th Shia Imam by Empiree: 12:01pm On Mar 23, 2018
Rashduct4luv:
I know you can lecture for 9ja. And you'll never submit to the truth even if its evident. Iru iro ni'borun!

Ahmad, Al Bukhari, Muslim and others reported from Abu Huraira that the Prophet. "Do not set out on a journey except for three mosques: Al Masjid Al Haram, my Mosque (at Medinah) and the Mosque of Al-Aqsa (Mosque of Jerusalem)".
So, it is unlawful to travel from one place to another to visit a mosque for any purpose whatsoever except if that mosque is one of the three mentioned in the Hadith.
It is reported in a narration that Abu Huraira once went to Al Tour Mount to stand where Prophet Moses stood seeking blessing (Baraka) when he came back his companion Abu Basrata Al Ghifari said to him: "Had I met you before you left I wouldn't have let you go". Abu Huraira agreed upon that. So, it is unlawful to travel to any place in the world to seek blessing (Baraka) or pray or do any other acts of worship except the three mentioned mosques.
We conclude by saying "it is unlawful to travel in order to visit any mosque on earth except the three mosques. But it is lawful to travel to visit scholars and pious people or to seek knowledge or to trade… etc".

Shaykhul-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah may Allaah have mercy upon him wrote about the difference of opinion among scholars regarding undertaking a journey:

“Regarding the hadeeth that reads, ‘One should not undertake a journey to visit mosques except to three...,’ some scholars said that it does not indicate prohibition but that it means that it is not legislated, neither obligatory nor recommended; rather, it is permissible, just like traveling for trade and other purposes. It is said to them: such journeys (for trade or other purposes) are not intended as a form of worship; rather, they are intended for some worldly benefit, whereas traveling to visit graves is intended as a form of worship, and worship should be performed only with obligatory or recommended actions. Therefore, if a scholarly consensus is reached that traveling to graves is neither obligatory nor recommended, then when one does it as an act of worship, it is considered a religious innovation opposing the consensus, and performing a religious innovation for the purpose of worship is not lawful...”
Allah knows best.
when these masters of yours visited grave of G. Washington in America from all the way from Arabia, they committed innovation?.

Who told you visiting graves is act of worship?. Like serious you think I never heard of the Hadith you quoted, hun?. Besides the Hadith did not forbids ziyara on a distance. But my concern is what's this gotta do with op?. Op was very simple. He didn't mention anything you guys suspected. You read meaning into what you think may be going on at ziyara. Even your post said there are difference of opinion. So stop assuming things. Folks have been visiting graves for donkey yrs and it is not necessarily for religious purposes

Islam › Re: Ziyarat To The Haram Of Imam Ali Al-ridha (as), 8th Shia Imam by Empiree:
Rashduct4luv:
This is what happens when we refuse to follow the teachings of the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa salam.

Visiting the grave to offer prayers for the dead Muslims is permitted. But offering acts of worship at the grave of a dead Imam, praying to the dead Imam and Traveling to visit graves are forbidden in Islam.

But I guess I will be stoned soon cos truth is bitter!
why are you guys insecure?. Op didnt even mention anything about "grave worship". Why are you guys full of assumptions and suspicions? I don't understand you people anymore. Travelling/ziyara are pretty much the same. Islam allows visiting graves. To visit graves may require you to 'travel' depending on location. So what's the fuss over words for?. If your friend lives in lagos and you live in ilorin. You said you want to visit(ziyara) your friend in lagos. How do you do that without travelling?. Even if you use 'kanako' you still travel faah.

Wahala eyin pipu yi ti po ju angry
Business › Re: Advice Needed Pls. by Empiree: 6:32am On Mar 23, 2018
tHANKS SIS,HAVE YOU FINALLY START YOURS,?COS I DNT END UP DOING IT,I WAS DISCOURAGED THAT PEOPLE ARE NOT HONEST ENOUGH TO DO BUSINESS WITH IN NAIJA.
nija for u angry
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 11:55pm On Mar 22, 2018
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Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 11:53pm On Mar 22, 2018
These old school stuff

Islam › Re: Solatul Fatih....right Or Wrong To Recite? by Empiree: 5:56pm On Mar 22, 2018
^^
You have problem with this?


Oh Allah bless our Master Muhammad (pbuh) who opened what had been closed, and who is the Seal of what had gone before, he who makes the Truth Victorious by the Truth, the guide to thy straight path, and bless his household as is the due of his immense position and grandeur.


The above is Haram? shocked
Islam › Re: Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-ilory by Empiree(op): 11:50pm On Mar 21, 2018
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 6:39pm On Mar 21, 2018
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Islam › Re: Mathna - Experience Is The Best Teacher! by Empiree: 2:34pm On Mar 21, 2018
Interesting...
amodu:
Sometime in 2011, a few months after I got my first employment, I visited an Ẹ̀gbọ́n (of late memory) to discuss a farm business prospect on which I wish we could partner with him supplying the funds while I do the field work. After our discussion, he asked me, Prof., when are you getting married to your famous "two-at-once wives?" (back in the days I used to boast about marrying 2 wives at a time.)

Me: Next year, in shaa Allaah. First, I want to gather some money so I can be able to cater for my family

Him: Tor, may Allaah make it easy.

Me: So, ẹgbọ́n when are you adding a second?

At that point, the wife who had been calm all day flared up. AuudhubiLlaah! She exclaimed.

Ẹ̀gbọ́n: I'm not thinking about it now or any time soon.

Me: Ẹ̀gbọ́n, you need to start thinking about it fa. After 12 years of marriage you still are not give mathnaaism a thought?

Ummu Fulaanah: You should start going now. I fear that you will corrupt my husband.

Me: Cortupt bí tí báwo? Sunnah Annabi Muhammad ní fà.

Ummu Fulaanah: Hùn-ùn wọn tún tí dé. Sunnah eyokan tí á má ń rí wọn sì náà nù.

Laughter errupts

Me: But on a serious note, what if Aboo Faulaanah decides to marry a small wife who will help you with house chores?

Ummu Faulaanah: Did I complain to you that I'm overwhelmed? He can't even contemplate it let alone do it.

Aboo Fulaanah: Don't say that ooooo. I may do it if I find one Hajia that pleases me fa.

Ummu Fulaanah: "Your carpenter no fit use teeth remove nail." You know I love you and I cannot share you with anyone. I will resist every move to bring in another wife.

Aboo Fulaanah: "I don't even have life for wàhálà. Multiple wives, multiple predicaments."

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In 2012 barely a year later, Aboo Fulaanah had an accident and died on the spot.

This afternoon, I was at Mandate market to buy meat when a woman buying beverages from a nearby stall called my name. I turned and saw Ummu Fulaanah. We exchanged pleasantries and the following conversation ensued:

Ummu Fulaanah: Haaa Aboo, "this is your face?!" You didn't even ask after us since your friend died.

Me: No vex please. "It's the mountain here that has blurred our sight from seeing the mountain there." How have you been and how are the kids?

Ummu Fulaanah: AlhamduliLlaah! "The situation hasn't passed ìfaradà".

As I was about leave, she said, "Aboo, please, remember us in your prayers. I've not been engaged to anyone since your friend died."

Me: Is it that no one has approached you, or that you haven't found your preferred choice of spouse yet?

She: All of those that have approached me are married and some are afraid of affording my responsibilities (3 kids), some categorically told me that I cannot take in my kids with me. There are some whose wives even called to threaten me to leave their husbands alone or else I will regret my life.

Me: What about single brothers?

Ummu Fulaanah: Aboo, which single brother will marry a widow with 3 kids? And even if he decides to marry me, his family members will discourage him. You know the kind of cultural shenanigans that our people are subscribed to nah.

Me: Toh, may Allaah grant your heart desire soon.

Ummu Fulaanah: Aaameen. Please, in case you have any responsible brother who would not mind....

Me: (in my mind) Experience is the best teacher. Now, if every woman have your kind of 'entitlement' and 'not sharing my husband' mentality, who will allow their husbands marry the widowed and divorces.

Lesson: Always remember that circumstances of death or divorce may force you into being in need of another marriage. If you 'styliahly' or openly hate Mathnaalogy now, what will become of you then?

Sirnucy Lafiagi
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 2:21pm On Mar 21, 2018
tintingz:
Lol see calculation, I don't have idea of the child tax in U.S but omoh, that woman na business woman, this will not favour women in Nigeria except she's into rich men.

Women in U.S are more inform/enlighten than women in Nigeria (Fact).

Islam › Re: Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-ilory by Empiree(op): 3:22am On Mar 21, 2018
Importance Of Salat ( 5 Daily Obligatory Prayers)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEQlH2dXHMM
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree:
tintingz:
The reason I said women in U.S are more enlighten than women in Nigeria is because, women in U.S know their right, you can't just mess with them and get away with it(although some have misused it), but hear in Nigeria many women don't even know their right, a man can do bad to them and get away with it, take a look at divorce case in Nigeria, it favor men than women except the woman knows her right or has connection.
You right but this is not their fault. This is nigerian system's. Besides, if you live in the US and you are in marriage institution, you will love nigerian system faster and better. Both sides are extreme. You will love nija marital legal system if you marry US citizen and especially if your wife is a lawyer. Nkan ti o ma fi oju yin ri eyin ni kan ko le ma so cheesy Every penny will be consumed from u. Take Hulk Hogan for instance. Look at Janet Jackson how she's screwing up Arab dude and many cases like that.

This is why many Americans aren't marry. This is why you see high rate of baby mamas instead because men want to protect their assets. With baby mama, it means less responsibilities except for the baby minus baby mother. That's what's called child support. She has no right unless if, only if they live together even if they aren't married, only then she has a little bit of rights to his assets.

So this lady is smart. She created investment for herself but she will pay the price as well because all child supports she gets are considered INCOME in the eyes of the law.
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 7:48pm On Mar 20, 2018
tintingz:
Lol see calculation, I don't have idea of the child tax in U.S but omoh, that woman na business woman, this will not favour women in Nigeria except she's into rich men.

Women in U.S are more inform/enlighten than women in Nigeria (Fact).
lol, it is not necessarily about enlightment. If that's the case, many white women don't have that much babies. "Educated" white people see couple with lots of babies as uneducated.

As you can see this lady is white. It is rather the system she's smart with doesn't mean she's smarter than Nigerian women. She's manipulating the system. That's why you see black and Spanish with lots of babies. They have babies with different men. It is a deal. I know of a lady similar to this but hers are 9 children with different baby fathers. She goes out chasing men like "her sweetie, you like me?" Days later, bum, the guy don enter one chance. That's how she got all her baby daddies. But the same system knows how to screw them up.
Islam › Re: Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-ilory by Empiree(op): 7:06pm On Mar 20, 2018
Some history of SHAYKH TAJU‘L-ADAB AND THE ADABIYYA GROUP


http://shaykhtajuladab..com/

Interesting
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 5:59pm On Mar 20, 2018
tintingz:
Lol you no serious o , na business oo my brother, do you know how much she get from the babydaddies for child support for each children? And some guys don't want to marry while some for citizenship purpose they just did relationship contract.
yup. a comment says "imagine each baby daddy pays $200/wk?". Thats $2800 weekly from all 14. Thats $11,200 per month. She's smart. Marriage is crazy in the West and this is not even marriage.

And apart from this, the babies are entitled to free stuff until they are 5 yrs old from the govt. It includes food, clothing etc and if she can't afford daycare, govt funds it. She made smart move. It is women's world. When she files her tax at the end of the yr, Child tax credit in New York is $2500 per child. I don't know of detroit. I think it is $1400. Maybe sister ayinba1 can help with that. So thats 1400X14 (19,600) from federal tax return. State tax return is not even added yet. Chai. Smart woman

Ubunja
Islam › Re: ...... by Empiree: 5:30pm On Mar 20, 2018
^^^

Lol. Nothing to get scared of if you stay in your lane grin grin
Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 3:59pm On Mar 20, 2018
Her other alleged children

Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by Empiree: 3:40pm On Mar 20, 2018
Who wants to be 15th babydaddy, tintingz or rilwayne001? grin

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155307741836551&id=538116550


See accomplishment cheesy grin huh shocked

Lots madness in America grin

Islam › Re: Solatul Fatih....right Or Wrong To Recite? by Empiree: 4:59am On Mar 20, 2018
Fundamentalist:
I expected less when albaqir became your reference point. At that point I understood you need psychiatric diagnosis cry cry
Stop emotional outcry. He used same method that you and your brother used against me. All you had to do was to answer him but you disappeared from the thread. Albaqir is not the focus of this talks. So leave him alone wink
Islam › Re: Solatul Fatih....right Or Wrong To Recite? by Empiree: 10:32pm On Mar 19, 2018
Fundamentalist:
You're insults does no harm to me , I'm more concerned about the poison you are pitting in peoples hearts in the name of knowledge , just say it openly that you are not interested in what the messenger brought and stop blabbing huh
We will continue going in cycle. Albaqir already did justice to this thread. You ended up quoting without reference. Same thing you and abdelkabir accused me of. angry Now you cant help yourself. There is absolutely no restriction when it comes to darood and there is no restriction where and when it can be done.
Celebrities › Re: Guys,do You Remember These Songs? #throwbacks. You'd Be Amazed by Empiree: 8:16pm On Mar 19, 2018
Raintaker:
He is one of those Benin republic Yorubas.
I think Anago or something like that.
ha I see. Me and my brothers were trying to figure out his background back then due to his Yoruba accent. Thanks for this
Fashion › Re: Effective Home Remedies For Hair Growth: by Empiree: 8:13pm On Mar 19, 2018
Sissie:
Yes oh. Resurfaced.

Carrot seed oil is one of my personal favorite oils. Carrot oil is great
you can't believe I was losing my front hair for yrs now due to stress, not hereditary. I started chewing carrots everyday and also apply carrot oil as well. My hair is full now. Although I do use sulfate free shampoo and conditioner once in a while as well.
Celebrities › Re: Guys,do You Remember These Songs? #throwbacks. You'd Be Amazed by Empiree: 7:20pm On Mar 19, 2018
DexterOlumoroti:
His name is Olalade
And the song title is Ola
This is the link to the video on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hotecZZ-hAU
I remembered this guy and his song back in the early 2000. That seems to be his only song and he disappeared. I no sabi this rubbish they sing now
Islam › Re: Solatul Fatih....right Or Wrong To Recite? by Empiree: 5:31pm On Mar 19, 2018
Fundamentalist:
Just tell us you have something better than that of the messenger (salallahu alaihim wa sallam ) , instead of going around circles huh huh

angry sad sad sad
In 2018 you still think like a jahil� smh. Reset your brain bro
Islam › Re: Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-ilory by Empiree(op): 4:01am On Mar 19, 2018
Fashion › Re: Effective Home Remedies For Hair Growth: by Empiree: 3:08am On Mar 19, 2018
Resurfaced, hun

I heard of carrot oil is doing great job too. And eating carrot as well most of the time.
Islam › Re: Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-ilory by Empiree(op): 11:46pm On Mar 18, 2018
Didn't know that Sheikh Mustapha Sanusi Zuglool (ra) was closed to Sheikh Adam al-ilory(rahimahullah). There is no way we can talk about Sheikh Adam without mentioning Sheikh Zuglool vice versa.


A giant among the learned is gone—Sheikh Ahmad

His death came as a rude shock but death is inevitable. His death is such a very great loss to the Ummah. By all standard, Sheikh Zuglool was an intellectual giant and when learned people like him dies, the light of the community starts to diminish, then darkness gradually takes over. This is because learned people are the light of the society, they illuminate, spiritually, physically and mentally. So, the death of leaned people like Zuglool is worrisome. It is a great loss to the society, it is not an ordinary death, it is the death of a leaned man; not even an ordinary learned man but a giant among the learned men. May Allah forgive his shortcomings and grant him the best of paradise.





We’ve lost another Adam Al-Ilori—Prof Ishaq Akintola

According to the Founder and Director, Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Professor Ishaq Akintola, “He was a great Islamic Scholar, an indefatigable preacher, a mentor primus inter pareil and a humanist par excellence. He stands on the same pedestal as the late Shaykh Adam Al-Ilori.”






A great mentor, stockroom of knowledge— Balogun

The Secretary of Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria, MMPN, Lagos Chapter, Haroon Balogun described late Zuglool as a respected scholar of repute, a stockroom of knowledge, an erudite Historian who contributed tremendously to development of Islam particularly among the youths. Balogun added: “like Sheikh Adam Al Ilori, he mentored a lot of younger Muslims leaving behind enduring legacies for the generation unborn. May Allah forgive him and admit his soul into Aljanah Firdaus.”





Sheikh Abdullah Akinbode

“Baba was a collosus of virtues, citadel of knowledge and and epitome of morality. May Allah be pleased with him.’





Ag Chief Missioner of NASFAT, Sheikh Abdullazeez Onike

“We have lost a scholar! We have lost a scholar!! Sheikh Adam Al Ilori was reported to have said that if Allah asked him what he had done on earth, he would say, he had thought Zuglool Quran and he understood it. That alone is an evidence that Zuglool was a scholar by all standard. Zuglool style of tafsir was unparalleled, you will think he was a professor of History. We in NASFAT will never forget him because he kicked-off our Ramadan Tafsir and since it has been wonderful. Indeed, we have lost a great scholar in Nigeria.”









Renowned preacher and Islamic scholar, Sheikh Mustapha Sanusi Zuglool is dead. He died late Wednesday at the age of 80. He was the founder and Mudeer of Daru-Dawa-Wal Irshad, Isolo, Lagos, one of the leading Islamic/Arabic Studies Centre in the country.



His remains were buried yesterday at his madraza,Daru-Dawa-Wal Irshad, Isolo, Lagos. According to a statement from a prominent member of the family, Alhaji Faisal Zuglool, Special fidau prayers will hold tomorrow, Saturday at venue. Since the death occured, his residence has been a mecca of some sort with, eminent Muslims tropping in and out of the area.

Islam › Re: Shaykh Adam Abdullah Al-ilory by Empiree(op): 10:43pm On Mar 18, 2018
Sheikh Dhikrullah Shafii Gives Lecture On the Life and Accomplishment of Sheikh Zuglool (ra)



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jerP9LSsZs0

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