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Christianity Etc › Re: Deathstroke007 Your Front Page Post Shows Your Lack Of Common Sense by kazlaw2000: 11:00pm On Feb 16, 2016

DeathStroke007:
e pain me as Chelsea lose o..

ehn ehn.. you say I lack common sense... common sense comes from morality..

#qed# case closed..

Morality has only a few supporters nowadays. You will be seriously castigated for espousing morality. Real Muslims and Christians would definitely fear for this Jumoke woman. Do you realise the kinds of this these people would be requiring her to do in the coming days. The seductive photo shoots, the sexually provocative catwalk dance. Haba, just becos she is rich now, all is well? So everything is money? What a pity.

Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by kazlaw2000: 8:53am On Jan 25, 2016

Empiree:
kazlaw2000 wooow. Lucky you.

Are u sure? Well, I'm flattered. Impressive sense of humour and IT skill. Kudos

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Islam › Re: Are You Practising Sunnah Concerning Trousers(male)? by kazlaw2000: 7:34am On Jan 03, 2016

abuaisha360:
pls do u knw have any evidence dt seyidinna abubakre used to trail is trousers below the ankle after then? that even seyidinna umar @ the point of death was telling a man doing isbaal to drag up his trousers

I thinks its more proper for you to bring an evidence that he refrained from trailing his Izaar after then. The burden of proof should naturally be on you. That said, this issue is much ado about nothing. Not allowing your trousers to fall below the ankles is not a big deal and is not something burdensome. In fact, its the style in vogue now eg like the common pencil trousers and other styles. Im also planning to adapt my wardrobe accordingly. As for doing Nisfu saak with trousers now, I have my reservations but im not condemning it. So pls lets move on. Ankle level is very normal.

Islam › Re: Are You Practising Sunnah Concerning Trousers(male)? by kazlaw2000: 9:35pm On Dec 22, 2015

Empiree:
I also think that there is a twisted misunderstanding of this issue of trousers below the ankle. I think it is taken too literal though. I safe that for later.

. Wallaahi thats also my view. This hadiith of Abubakr throws up some questions. Firsy, why couldnt Abubakr just shorten his Izar. I see from the Hadiith, he purposely came to the prophet to seek an exemption and he was granted. The prophet assured him he was not AMONG THOSE DOING IT OUT OF PRIDE. Could it be that not everybody doing 'Isbaal' is doing it out of pride? Also 'Izaar' that is mentioned in those Ahadiith is a wrapper and not like the present day trousers. I believe both trousers and 'izaar' existed then because I came across and hadiith of ibn Abbaass where he said anybody that cant find an 'izaar' should pray in a trousers. Why was the holy prophet mentioning izaar? Or did he also mention trousers? Perhaps because of the trailing nature of 'Izaar' if its too long. That's clearly wasteful and full of pride. Maybe that's what the holy prophet was warning against and exonerating Abubakr from and not as we understand it today. Wallaahu a'lam. My view anyway.

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Islam › Re: Are You Practising Sunnah Concerning Trousers(male)? by kazlaw2000: 4:18pm On Dec 22, 2015

DeathStroke007:
Do you know why prophet (saw) exempt abubakr? Tell me if you know why

If there is a reason, you tell us and also tell us why that cant apply to any other muslim.

Islam › Re: 28th Of Safar - The Holy Prophet, Mercy Unto The Universe, Depart This World by kazlaw2000: 10:32pm On Dec 10, 2015

Rilwayne001:
Allaahumma salli 'alaa Muhammadin wa 'alaa ali Muhammadin Kamaa sallaita 'alaa Ibraaheema wa 'alaa ali Ibraaheema Innaka hameedun Majeed

Alaahumma baarik 'ala Muhammadin wa 'alaa ali Muhammadin Kamaa baarakta 'alaa Ibraaheema wa 'alaa ali Ibraaheema Innaka hameedun Majeed

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Islam › Re: This Happen Often : Your View by kazlaw2000: 8:37pm On Nov 21, 2015

The brother can go to her 'abode'. But let him make sure they don't stay in seclusion. I mean the meeting place has to be open. Also I believe it is closer to piety for you to make the meeting brief by going straight to your point ( your proposal). Don't allow her to lead u into temptation through her stalling tactics.
Gifts? I think its too early for that.

Islam › Re: Saum And Juu'in by kazlaw2000: 8:12pm On Nov 19, 2015

Well, hunger results from inability to get what to eat. Maybe because one lacks the financial ability to get food. Hunger can also be wilfully caused. Maybe towards a spiritual goal.
My experience with hunger shows that, while naturally feared, it has so many physical and spiritual benefits.

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Islam › Re: Saum And Juu'in by kazlaw2000: 8:32pm On Nov 18, 2015

Saum means fasting while juu'i is hunger. Well, fasting may be described as a spiritual exercise while hunger is a kind of trial from Allaah.

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Islam › Re: Umar Ibn Al-khattab: His Contributions In The Battles Of Islam by kazlaw2000: 12:48pm On Nov 15, 2015

Bro albaqir, pls refrain from finding faults with our fore bearers. Instead, you should be seeking forgiveness for them, just as is mentioned in suurah Hashr verse 10. Even if it was not a Sahabah, focusing a brother's misdeeds after his death is not good. To what end, I ask bro albaqir. Why not also write about the virtues of Umar(RA) that can also be found in those 'sunni' sources you are citing?

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Islam › Re: Vow To Allah by kazlaw2000: 2:49pm On Nov 14, 2015

That's why the prophet(SAW) warned against anger. I checked islamqa.info for the answer and it is that it is permissible, (all other things being equal) for the brother to go back but he has to make expiation (kaffaarah) for his vow. Narrated by Imam Muslim in Hadiith 1650 from Abu Hurayrah that the holy Prophet (SAW) said 'whoever swears an oath and sees something better than it, let him do that which is better and let him offer expiation (kaffaarah) for the oath. The kaffaarah is for him to feed ten needy people or cloth then or free a believing slave. if he can't do these,then he should fast for three days Q5:89

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Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by kazlaw2000: 1:51pm On Nov 14, 2015

Empiree:
You remember this post a while back?. A brother i told you his father cheated on him?. Guess what, one of the children "adopted daughter" living with his dad, is doing wedding today in Egbaland. The brother just told me now that his Dad, his friends who are also Alfas are well dressed and attended the wedding. Not that he has problem with that. The problem is this man never attended any of his own biological children's wedding. He gave excuses.

Matter of fact, his father and the girl's mother wear the same nice dress to the wedding today. But Back in 2013 when my friend's elder brother did his wedding in 2013, he did not attend. He came late with casual dress. When he was asked why he doesnt wear same cloth like his wife (son's mother}, he said his tailor died lol

When his first son did his wedding in 2007, he put up huge fight with everyone. Now he attends adopted daughter's wedding (not legal adoption). Well dressed. And the wedding is currently ongoing. Crazy world isn't.

lol. funny. well, na him bizness be that.. Make the brother just no mind him. in fact should be laughing over it. the man would soon realise his folly

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Islam › Re: Umar Ibn Al-khattab: His Contributions In The Battles Of Islam by kazlaw2000: 10:53am On Nov 14, 2015

The Sahabahs are not perfect. Perfection belongs only to Allaah. May Allaah forgive our predecessors for their shortcomings. Running away from the battle field, whilst a great sin, is not something we can use to jest them. Those battles are real testers of men's faith. I doubt we wouldnt have fared worse. So, with due respect sir, there isn't any need for this thread if not malice.

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Islam › Re: Umar Ibn Al-khattab: His Contributions In The Battles Of Islam by kazlaw2000: 10:26am On Nov 14, 2015

AlBaqir:
My brother Kazlaw2000 is just being sympathetic.

That ayah above summed it all. Uthman ibn Affan had the following to his credit:

# Nowhere to be found in the battle of Badr

# Ran far away at Uhud, only to return after 3 days

# Nowhere to be found in the battle of Khandaq, Khaybar

# Ran away at Hunayn

All these are well documented as Sahih in Sunni records. In line with the above verse {Say (O prophet)! If you love Allah, follow me. Allah will love you and forgive you your sins}, how just how is this personality loved by Allah and His Prophet? You cant eat your cake and have it.

I have been fooled in the past. I just cant be any longer. No fool will EVER make it to Jannah.

Nice contributions BETATRON

If indeed, Uthmaan ran away from all these fronts, then what conclusion are we to make about his personality? That he was a munaafiq, kaafir,faasiq, dhaalim, mukhallif or what? For Allaah sake, it was nothing more than a mistake. Have u imagined hundreds of enemies with brandished swords charging at you on a hot afternoon when you few in number? I doubt u would have waited. I an not challenging the accuracy of your reports, though they still need to be investigated and Siirah scholars expllanatns on them sought, but ur motive is what I question.

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Islam › Re: Umar Ibn Al-khattab: His Contributions In The Battles Of Islam by kazlaw2000: 10:14pm On Nov 13, 2015

BETATRON:
lol uthman should be a yoruba man.who runs first before knowing why he ran.."Came back after three days" hehehe

Nice piece again

The person that made this comment should fear Allaah. Pls check Suura Hashr, verse 10 to see why I say so. Are you/we better than Uthmaan? Pls repent now so Allaah may not visit you with a chastisement soon. You don't mess with Allaah's friends.

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Islam › Re: Testimonies: To Give Or Not To Give by kazlaw2000: 9:27pm On Nov 13, 2015*

Crap.

Islam › Re: Confused by kazlaw2000: 11:54am On Nov 10, 2015

alabosian:
I once had a dream when some one ask me leave his wife alone. He even mentioned my wife name. Still dont believe though.

Strange but still a dream anyway. Scholars with direct experience (ma'rifah) have said so many things about dreams and how to identify those dreams from Allaah whereby direct messages are passed. These teachings are beyond what I can delve in here due to time constraints. However, I will humbly submit that if it was a single occurence, I mean the dream, then you should read no meaning to it. Infact I strongly advise you forget it.
Have you also checked if the problem is from u?

Islam › Re: Confused by kazlaw2000: 8:43pm On Nov 09, 2015

and continue praying.

Islam › Re: Confused by kazlaw2000: 8:41pm On Nov 09, 2015

Pls be very patient. I know u are in a difficult situation, with the associated stigma and pressurizations. I'm not very sure how ur friend arrived about that 'spiritual husband' conclusion but I am very skeptical. What did he then advise you do? Do some funny charity or sacrifice or bodily incisions on ur wife? Pls let us know. But I advise u be very careful treading that path. Brings about so many problems. Instead consult fertility experts, orthodox and herbal. Should also learn a lot from fertility threads nairaland. May Allaah make your feet ( u and ur wife ) firm. Aamiin

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Islam › Re: Sura Yasin, Ayah 51-53 And Punishment Of The Grave. by kazlaw2000: 10:30am On Nov 01, 2015

usermane:
Another problem with this view of Barzakh being the second life to be followed by another death is the life after Barzakh(commencing with ressurection and Judgement) becomes the third life. This is another contradiction that is easily spotted if we agree that there are just 2 death and 2 lives for each person, as relevant verses like Qur'an 44:10 & 2:28 confirms.

You have a point there. But pls re-expkain your views about about suuratu ghaafir, verses 11 and 46. That dream analogy you used doesn't sound convincing enough. Are u through with your research? Suuratu ghaafir verse 46 states, using your interpretation "the soul of the disbelievers will be exposes to hell morning and night". This would be no dream. But a reality after death and BEFORE day of resurrection as stated in the latter part if the verse.

Islam › Re: Sura Yasin, Ayah 51-53 And Punishment Of The Grave. by kazlaw2000: 4:23am On Nov 01, 2015

Having read all prior comments, I think there is actually no contradiction. My PERSONAL OPINION, based on all evidences provided are listed thus:
1. We shall all experience 2 deaths. The first is the earthly death and the second is the death in Barzakh.
2. After the earthly death, there is punishment for the body for it sins as described by Hadith's. May Allaah save us from it. There is also good tiedings for those that do good. This will continue till the second death.
3. PEHARPS, the second death is the sleeping or rest before the day of judgement when we shall be woken up by the trumpet. So it will be as if everybody was woken from sleep. Wallaaahu A'laam

Islam › Re: The Beginning Of New Era by kazlaw2000: 4:18am On Oct 16, 2015

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Islam › Re: The Beginning Of New Era by kazlaw2000: 4:15am On Oct 16, 2015

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Islam › Re: Prayer For Cobweb Attack by kazlaw2000: 7:55am On Sep 27, 2015

He should be steadfast in his morning and evening adhkaars. He should be adhkaar concious before all actions. He should consult hisnul Muslim for help.

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Islam › Re: How Many Times Must One Renew Ablution Due To Farting? by kazlaw2000: 10:13pm On Sep 22, 2015

Good question. Am also interested in finding out.

Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by kazlaw2000: 9:15pm On Aug 30, 2015

@empiree, I would strongly advise the brother not to start a fire he cant quench. He should just walk away quietly and keep the man at arms length. As for the mans curiousity, that can be tackled by an halal disinformation strategy. I strongly believe the man will live just long enough to regret his actions.

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Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by kazlaw2000: 9:02am On Aug 29, 2015

Empiree:
Salaam Alaikum brothers & sisters. Need your inputs here. I am not getting satisfactory responses so far on this matter.

It is about a friend of mine. A Muslim and his family also Muslim. According to him, his dad married 5 wives. His mom is amongst the first 3 wives but his dad had separated from them over 20yrs ago. So basically his first 3 wives live world apart but the other two wives live with his dad. All children grew up together under same roof with their dad. So there is no issue with children.

His dad also took care of children of the last two wives(from their previous marriages) who lived with him. He favors these children(5 of them) over his children especially against the top children who are now grown and in their 30s-40s. At least 2 of 5 children from another fathers have married and have 1 or 2 children each. They age 24 and 30. Pretty younger than his own children. These children also live in the same man's property instead their own father's house. They have been living with him since 5yrs old.

The problem is, according to my friend, his father doesn't care about whether they get married or not. He never asked them. But anytime other family members, extended or not including those 5 children he took care of from childhood, he readily attended to them and their needs. He was quick to go to their weddings, spent and did as he wished for them. But not his children. He also has habit of blackmailing his children to just anybody especially those children from 3 wives he sent away. He reveals their secrets and whereabouts to 'outsiders'.

His first child who is now in his 40s married in 2007, his father put up a fight with him and blackmailed him in the presence of his in-laws. He doesnt even recognize them as in-laws. He simply talks trash about his children. He did the same thing with his second son who is also in early 40. He just married 2yrs ago. He puts up fight with him as well. As for ladies(his daughters) who are in their late 30s, he simply did not ask them about husband. He ridicules them a lot. So these ladies went out and married off themselves with little to no approval from him. Only their mothers were aware. These girls have children now.

Seeing these, my friend and his brother who are also in their 30s have decided to go ahead and marry whoever they want. My friend even said he doesn't want his dad to be there. He doesnt want him know his in-laws at all bcus of his attitude. Bear in mind that his father is a learned religious man. How come he misses the sunnah and Islamic injunctions in this matter. I am short of words and I really can't advise this guy at all. What bothers me is his father is now even taking care of grandchildren from another men(grand-in-laws). He worries so much about those kids who are now grown up and have their children live with him. But he doesn't care a bit about his own children. What sorts of nonsense is this?.

I am really searching for answers for this guy. Please dont mix this up with my earlier post when i said I was heartbroken. It has absolutely nothing to do with that. Any idea?

Note: This is not a case of whether their father like his children choice of wives or husbands. This appears to be a case of not wishing anything good for his kids.

I also know of a similar case. In this case, both father and mother seems not to want their first born, a male to marry. And they have been playing all sorts of antics to that effect. The most annoying thing is how most Islamic preachers(alfas) will readily castigate this brother as not pleasing his parents quoting aayaats and hadiiths on kindness to parents. And not a word on his parents' unkindness.
My advise is for the children to put their trust in Allaah and perhaps forget he (their father) exists, except to continue to show him the mandatory kindness Allaah has ordained. If Allaah sees any good in their father, perhaps he would realise his error before he dies.

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Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by kazlaw2000: 9:29pm On Aug 28, 2015

AlBaqir:
Salam alayk my brother. Long time jare. How are you, family and work.

Alhamdulillah. We are all fine.Welcome back.

Islam › Re: Islam For Muslims: Side Talk Station by kazlaw2000: 6:31pm On Aug 28, 2015

AlBaqir:
Heartbroken? Is your expectations on something too much? Everything can disappoint except Allah the ever-living, the sublime, the most powerful.

May He suffice you brother. Cheers

Word. Long time bro albaqir.

Islam › Re: How Do You Handle Sexual Dreams ? by kazlaw2000: 4:03pm On Aug 28, 2015

Nothing can be said, with certainty at this point. But she has to be mindful of the Adhkaars and etiquettes of sleeping. Inshaa Allaah, she would be fine.

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Islam › Re: Lets Help One Another: How Did You Overcome Your Challenges ? by kazlaw2000: 3:02pm On Aug 20, 2015

Assalaamu alaykum, brother. Just to chip in my thought.
From my own experience, I think the solution is just to learn to be patient with your trials. Also, there is a good reason Allaah is doing this to you. This your affliction(s) has its own huge benefit(s) which I believe you know. Then seek comfort in the benefits. Your problem is/was similar to mine because i can see from your write up that you are most concerned about your financial situation and lack of spouse. Lol. And I know you must have done all sort of things to rid urself of these problems like nakalis, perharps iso oru (church night vigil), Sihr etc. I was great helped by reading books of Sheikh AbdulQadir Jilani and Imam Ghazali. These people are scholars that specialize in guiding the heart to its happiness and contentment by putting this worthless duniya in its proper perspective. pls call 08091277083, if you can for further discussion. And pls forget that dream. I also spent years speculating about the source of my problems referring back to incidences in my childhood. Bro, its an endless, futile pursuit. If u see all as Qul kullun min indi llaah (you can understand this I reckon), then you are on a sure road to peace in this life and next.

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