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AlBaqir:
Where's that hidden brother ?

Empiree:
Oh man, Mr. kazlaw2000 longest time. Good to see u again

ShaheedBinAliyu:
AQEEDAH is also sunnah. . .islam is sunnah and sunnah is islam. #without aqeedah, all these ibaadat w0nt ever be accepted without correct aqeedah

AbdelKabir:
see what they did to my kinsmen

not all the marks are Yoruba marks though, the second guy with straight marks that looks like the hypotenuse of a right angled triangle is an hausa....

nlugliest:
Government should not be too quick to label them insugents considering the relationship between this Shiite movement and Iran. We should know that if we don't want Iran to remotely use them against us, their issue should be treated with outright sensitivity, so that we won't have IDP camps all over Kaduna too. Stakeholders in Kaduna should check the ties between Iran and hezbollah to understand me a great deal.

Empiree:
Shaking my head

lexiconkabir:
It is obvious he is here to troll, i don't think he knows that i actually support the scholars mentioned by the shaykh in the video, he is went to copy from al-kafi a book of the shi'as to declare me a kaafir, and you still think he is a genuine Muslim?

Empiree:
This thread might answered you pagan9ja https://www.nairaland.com/3353008/earth-fixed-sun-revolves-around

Bro kazlaw, how you dey?. your face scarce faaf

PAGAN9JA:
Why would I think the statement of those scholars is weird when i'm the one who created this thread in the first place in support of this argument?!!!!!

Use your brain!

tartar9:
but how would you know He's(SAW) truly the one.

abbabkanwa:
salamu alaikum my brother's in islam please help me how to see prophet Muhammad (pbuh)in my dream? Please help me

lexiconkabir:
Misyar marriage aint advisable... I personally dont like it, though its permissible if all the conditions of nikkah are met....but why thinking of misyar?

Demmzy15:
That's very true bro, but does that mean they won't marry any Muslim sister until she's a virgin? The best thing we can do is to pray to Allaah for a blessed woman. The first woman to accept Islam, Khadeejah(ra) was already married and had children before she got married to the Prophet(saw), and this was the case of many women the Prophet married. But does that stop them from being our mothers?! No!

Demmzy15:
Salam Alaikum Ikwaan, but seriously, I don't gbadun some of what is happening here. There are many authentic dating sites for Muslims out there(if you want, I can give you), you can't get anything serious from here. In fact the demands you make sometimes is very outrageous, imagine saying "must be a virgin", are you a virgin yourself? Do you honestly think some sisters who are disvirgined did so by their own accords?

Some were raped, some were deceived, you put in age rages as if the sisters are thirsty to quickly jump onto you. Wallahi brothers change your ways, Allaah is watching and He'll judge us according to our intentions.

Masallam

Seeeeeeee:
Thanks Bro, i need job can u be of help?

AlBaqir:
The above ruling is Sheik Salih's personal Ijtihad which is contradictory to other Scholars Ijtihad. And none of these Ijtihad is binding or obligatory on ANY Muslim.

# Everything is Halal (permissible) in Islam except where there is a clear directive that it is Haram (forbidden) in the Quran and Sahih ahadith from the Prophet. Anything not mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah is never forgotten by Allah and His Messenger. The Ummah is free to exercise their Ijtihad in line with their understanding of the deen on this "unmentioned issues".

# The fact that there is no documented evidence that sahabah greeted themselves "Jumah Mubarak" is never an evidence that the greeting is "forbidden or discouraged". There were lots of things that some Sahabah did that we NEVER followed them in doing that. And there were lots of things they did not engaged in that we do.

Example:

* Saying after the mentioning of Sahabah, "Radi'Allahu anhu/anha/anhum" is never commanded or recommended by Allah or His Messenger despite the fact that the wording was revealed as part of Quran and the Prophet himself recited it as part of the Quran; and even the Sahabah themselves recited it. Yet we do this very often without a direct or indirect command of Allah and His Prophet. It is only approved by Ijtihad of the Ummah.

* When the verse of Salawat was revealed, there is a direct command upon the believers to send salat and salam upon the Prophet [surah Ahzab]. However, the holy Prophet was asked by the Sahabah, "How should we send salat upon you?" Prophet replied, "say, "O Allah send salat upon Muhammad and the progeny of Muhammad in exactly the same manner that You have sent salat upon Ibrahim and the progeny of Ibrahim...; and (O Allah) send barakat upon Muhammad and the progeny of Muhammad in exactly the same manner that You have sent barakat upon Ibrahim and the progeny of Ibrahim...". The shorter version of this salawat is "O Allah! Bless Muhammad and the progeny of Muhammad"

This or similar salawat is the prescribed salawat by the Prophet himself. This is what even the Sahabah did. So why is it that today we have INCLUDED a phrase that was never commanded, recommended or prescribed by Allah and His Messenger into our salawat by saying: ""O Allah! Bless Muhammad and his progeny and his companions altogether.

Who commanded us to insert "and his companions altogether"? This is an Ijtihad agreed upon by the Ummah.

#Example of this kind of "Ijtihad" is abound that practically has no directive order in the Quran and Sunnah. Saying "Jum'ah Mubarak" or "Barka Jimoh" etc on Friday is mere greetings that foster love, affection, brotherhood and prayers between the Muslims. This is a kind of unqualified "good things" that Quran recommend.

Quran declares:
And when you are greeted with a greeting, greet with a better (greeting) than it or return it; surely Allah takes account of all things{surah Nisa:86}.

In this ayah, greetings can come in any form. It doesn't matter. The command is greet equally or better than how you were greeted. In my Neighbourhood, we greet ourselves on Friday, "A Ku Jimoh oni o. Emi wa a se opolopo re laye o". Not returning the greeting equally or better is a violation of this noble ayah. Surprisingly, even we greet ourselves "E Ku Sunday o Ni o; E Ku ojo meta o; E Ku owuro o etc. Are you saying since Sahabah did not greet themselves as such, then it is to be avoided? Weird.

Salam

poshestmina:
Annoying topic I tell you
Where was he when the girl was hawking under sun and rain?