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Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Newnas(m): 2:30pm On Mar 14, 2016
enieme:
Well, I shared it cos I found it online and I felt I may get other opinions regarding the topic and thankfully that ive got.
Next time I'll just post it in question then,rather than post an inconclusive fatwa
This is a manner worth emulating.

This is a sincerity that many people lack on internet forums and social media. They copy and paste information and don't mention the source or give credit to the those who deserve it rather many attribute it to themselves, subhanaLLaah!

May Allah increase me and you in goodness and sincerity.
Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Nobody: 8:25pm On Mar 14, 2016
Newnas:
This is a manner worth emulating.

This is a sincerity that many people lack on internet forums and social media. They copy and paste information and don't mention the source or give credit to the those who deserve it rather many attribute it to themselves, subhanaLLaah!

May Allah increase me and you in goodness and sincerity.
am in.
Newnas:
My sister, it's not right to follow the one you 'wish' when there is difference of opinion among the scholars, rather the Muslim should look into the argument of the parties involved and follow the one that appears most correct.
This selection should be based on knowledge and conviction not on whims and desires. This is the greatest use you can put your intellect to i.e to ponder and comprehend what your Lord really wants you to do.
This is because not every scholar that makes a scholastic striving is correct, sometimes a scholar is right and other is wrong, sometimes he is wrong and another is right.
This is the problem that the two reformers Imam Albany and - before him - Ibn Taymiyyah had with the scholars of their time. They warned the people against holding on to the opinion of their Imaams even when they were sure that it contradicted the Quran and sunnah according to the interpretation of the righteous predecessors i.e salaf.
Newnas:
My sister, it's not right to follow the one you 'wish' when there is difference of opinion among the scholars, rather the Muslim should look into the argument of the parties involved and follow the one that appears most correct.
This selection should be based on knowledge and conviction not on whims and desires. This is the greatest use you can put your intellect to i.e to ponder and comprehend what your Lord really wants you to do.
This is because not every scholar that makes a scholastic striving is correct, sometimes a scholar is right and other is wrong, sometimes he is wrong and another is right.
This is the problem that the two reformers Imam Albany and - before him - Ibn Taymiyyah had with the scholars of their time. They warned the people against holding on to the opinion of their Imaams even when they were sure that it contradicted the Quran and sunnah according to the interpretation of the righteous predecessors i.e salaf.
Newnas:
My sister, it's not right to follow the one you 'wish' when there is difference of opinion among the scholars, rather the Muslim should look into the argument of the parties involved and follow the one that appears most correct.
This selection should be based on knowledge and conviction not on whims and desires. This is the greatest use you can put your intellect to i.e to ponder and comprehend what your Lord really wants you to do.
This is because not every scholar that makes a scholastic striving is correct, sometimes a scholar is right and other is wrong, sometimes he is wrong and another is right.
This is the problem that the two reformers Imam Albany and - before him - Ibn Taymiyyah had with the scholars of their time. They warned the people against holding on to the opinion of their Imaams even when they were sure that it contradicted the Quran and sunnah according to the interpretation of the righteous predecessors i.e salaf.
ok. Noted. If I may ask, are u student of knowledge (attending Islamic school)
Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Newnas(m): 7:13pm On Mar 17, 2016
enieme:
am in.

ok. Noted. If I may ask, are u student of knowledge (attending Islamic school)
Yes my sister, I finished madrasah some years ago and I have since then continued to attend sittings of knowledge
Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Nobody: 12:38pm On Mar 18, 2016
Newnas:
Yes my sister, I finished madrasah some years ago and I have since then continued to attend sittings of knowledge
Baraakallahu FihI. But u also recieved secular education too?
Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Newnas(m): 10:24pm On Mar 20, 2016
enieme:
Baraakallahu FihI. But u also recieved secular education too?
Yes, in my final year at a very prominent Nigerian University
Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Nobody: 4:08pm On Mar 21, 2016
Newnas:
Yes, in my final year at a very prominent Nigerian University
good. What course if I may ask?
Re: *for Married Folks: Sexual Acts And Their Permissibility In Islam by Newnas(m): 10:47pm On Mar 23, 2016
enieme:
good. What course if I may ask?
I'm having some difficulty in replying your message through email, please send your number through email if you are on whatsapp or your facebook name. Though I'm not usually online on facebook.
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