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Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:11pm On Jan 20, 2017

Asalam Alayki snapscore, how you doing

It's been a while

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:08pm On Jan 20, 2017

Asalam Alaykum

So finally I've gotten a private teacher who will be teaching arabiyyah, Fiqh, Quran and Hadith

I stated today and my brain is filled up already. There's a lot to learn

Op and others, get ready cos I will be disturbing you with my classwork

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Islam › Re: What Do The Scholars Say? by zarinaAin: 9:53pm On Jan 10, 2017

lexiconkabir:
salaam alaykum..

wa iyyaki

ASALAMU ALAYKUM

So sorry I opted the greeting. I was eager to type whatever I need to before nl swallow my text

Jazakallaah khayran

Islam › Re: What Do The Scholars Say? by zarinaAin: 9:48pm On Jan 10, 2017

snapscore:
If she has repented, I am not aware of other things than the regular nikkah.

I don't know what sadaq is but once the marriage contract has been done then a man and woman can be regarded as husband and wife

Jazakillah khayran sis.

Islam › Re: What Do The Scholars Say? by zarinaAin: 6:24pm On Jan 10, 2017

Please I need answers o. from Islamic Perspective
1.when a prostitute finds a Muslim brother who wish to marry her. Can they proceed with the nikkah or certain things need to be done before they can get married?

2.can a man and woman be regarded as a couple(husband and wife), if the brother only paid sadaq ?

Waiting for answers. Jazakumullah khayran

Islam › Re: Muslim Sisters Circle by zarinaAin: 3:18pm On Jan 08, 2017

Zeinymira:
walaykum salaam, I'm fine and you?

wondering what zarinaain means

Beautiful eyes

Islam › Re: Muslim Sisters Circle by zarinaAin: 3:17pm On Jan 08, 2017

snapscore:
Salam alaikaum Zeinymira and zarinaain

How are you doing?

Alhamdulilah sis, how you doing.?

Islam › Re: What Do The Scholars Say? by zarinaAin: 9:29pm On Jan 05, 2017

On a lighter note

Mr shaytan is probably with his iPhone 7(logged into nl) , feeling satisfied with the way you brothers are debating

Islam › Re: What Have You Done To Improve Today?|Daily Reminders by zarinaAin: 7:09am On Jan 02, 2017

Jazakillah khairan sister HayatH

Islam › Re: Muslim Singles: Why Are You Not Married? by zarinaAin: 6:18am On Jan 02, 2017

Jazakallaahu khairan

Fashion › Re: Diy's On Natural Hair & Beauty by zarinaAin: 6:07am On Jan 02, 2017

snapscore:
Nah, I only have natural hair.

My bad, I was referring to your hair

Fashion › Re: Diy's On Natural Hair & Beauty by zarinaAin: 11:50am On Jan 01, 2017

Snapscore, you mean you are natural to the core

Op

Continu grin

Fashion › Re: U Wanna Know How To Pamper Ur Skin With Palm Oil. Bitterleaf, Sandalwood? Join by zarinaAin: 11:45am On Jan 01, 2017

08179674693

Islam › Re: Muslim Singles: Why Are You Not Married? by zarinaAin: 11:34am On Jan 01, 2017

lexiconkabir:
abi na, we paid for the WiFi, so we must use it, use it anyhow sef....

do you still listen to the arabiyyah lectures?

No,

I've been busy lately, moving from one state to another
Even my ibadah is shaking
May Allaah assist
Make person no die in this unstable condition

Islam › Re: Muslim Singles: Why Are You Not Married? by zarinaAin: 6:54am On Jan 01, 2017

lexiconkabir:
will have to download this instead, cant wait for WiFi.

Hmmm

confirm uni____rite.

Islam › Re: My Hijab Experience by zarinaAin: 8:30am On Dec 31, 2016

snapscore:
See shading of life

Na me you dey call deeper life?

Just jk but that was funny "dem deeper life gals"

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Islam › Re: My Hijab Experience by zarinaAin: 8:28am On Dec 31, 2016

snapscore:
I had to search up the meaning of pashminitie. I agree with all your point especially regarding the pin and ensuring that it's fully covering. Lol I went through 4 too when I started covering. I actually use to tie it so tight that my face looked like square.

Your course mate is amazing!!

Lol, square face esp when you have a round face, double chin. My sister, the hustle is real

Islam › Re: My Hijab Experience by zarinaAin: 8:22am On Dec 31, 2016

lexiconkabir:
oh! ok.....thanks.

You know we ladies like to classify everything

Pash - the scarf
Pashminite - a lady using scarf but you have the talent of turning it into different styles unlike tying it like dem deeper life gals

Islam › Re: My Hijab Experience by zarinaAin: 9:48pm On Dec 30, 2016

snapscore:
Lol, the thread already made fb.

Just moving it to the top.

haba sis, I was about to balance well on my seat

Actually I booked the space to modify later. Wana share my Hijab experience also

Islam › Re: My Hijab Experience by zarinaAin: 7:21pm On Dec 30, 2016*

I was a pashminite right from the start but I always knew it's not right. Then that inner voice will tell me when you get to 400level you can change then. I continue turning up to 300level.

Life as a pashminite was a deceit whenever I sit back and remember, then I say "I can't believe I did that"

First of all dressing up for school is like kitting up for war
1. Choosing the right color of pash to rhythm with your outfit
2.the style you want to turn the pash into the (you must have think about the style a day before)
3.the pash style and outfit must be compatible (if not remove and redo)
4.keeping the face shape and hair do in mind (always choked up in the neck and the ears is block, words echo in my ears)
5.trials and errors (we don't always get it right at once, you need to try for about 3 times while others are in class already)
6.pin it girl (you need about 3pin for this task and always be ready to pin your head and hair)
7 adjustment (making sure it falls in the right places, then you wish it should have been longer than that)
8.mirror girl(always looking at the car window to know it's still intact even if if the owner is there, lol)
9.panic time (when you meet people you know and you have a million questions in your head
10.be rest assured you are not going back home the way you came

During exam period, almost all the pashminite will starting using Hijab cos there's no time to be turning up and down

I normally convince my course mate (mssn exco in my department) to borrow me one. After the paper, I return

I found the way through her, all bcs she didn't gave up on me. I tot I was stubborn but she is always ready with the right word. She gave me my first personal khimar "she said at least just to stand in first of Allah during solat"

Then I found myself wearing it everywhere. I bought more when I had the means.

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Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 10:37am On Dec 30, 2016

lexiconkabir:
wa iyyaki..

if you notice, his voice, someone sounds like that of husary.

You are right. I just hope brother husari won't be jealous. My mathna is on the way

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 10:34am On Dec 30, 2016

Lol, fuji

those that attended Ile kewu can use igbomina tajweed

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 10:31am On Dec 30, 2016

lexiconkabir:
lol @apala, some people used "fuji" tones

Jazakallaahu khairan for the recommendation. I've listened to his recitation and will stick to him

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 10:15am On Dec 30, 2016

snapscore:
Salam alaykum sister zarinaain

We are both in this together. I am really impressed by how far you've come. I mean you are able to notice differences in recitations. I just thought everyone had a different way of reciting.

Everything I am learning on this thread is completely new to me. I didn't know that Tajweed was compulsory. I've always thought if a person can read Arabic, then they can read the Qur'an. Even when I was memorizing, I didn't listen to a lot of recitations (I just read) and the people I listened to don't recite tahqeeq. I am completely amazed by how much I need to learn.

Make increase us in knowledge
I can relate to what you said. There was a time I almost infuse apala in the recitation, lol

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Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 10:07am On Dec 30, 2016

lexiconkabir:
mufti menk........

anyway, this is the hadeeth he wass talking about,

Abdullaah ibn amr bin Al-as (radiallaaahu anhumaa) reported: The Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) said, “The one who was devoted to the the Qur’an will be told on the Day of Resurrection: `Recite and ascend (in ranks) as you used to recite when you were in the world. Your rank will be at the last Ayah you recite.”’

its in tirmidhi and in Abu dawood(i think).

and this in no way points to only memorization.

Alright

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:59am On Dec 30, 2016

My former ustadh at madrasa Falls in tahqeeq cos he was slow and melodious. Please recommend anyone you know in this category, a nigerian. I need to swap

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:55am On Dec 30, 2016

In one of Mufti Menk Lecture he said "in the Akhirah, we would be asked to recite the way we do in the dunya & would be elevated up to the place you stopped your memorization ie juz mujadila

So I thought maybe I should the emphasis should be on on memorization with tajweed rather than going for tajweed class (is this ideology, wrong)?

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:47am On Dec 30, 2016

lexiconkabir:
oh yes! its actually oke odo, monitored by DR AbdulMajeed Alaro..

i actually school in Ilorin.

I schooled in Unilorin also. Now a Corp member in zamfara

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:41am On Dec 30, 2016

lexiconkabir:
that's impressive!!

as-sunnah madrasah? the one at "SANRAB" Ilorin?

No, the one at oko oba, oke odo

Are you ilorin based

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:39am On Dec 30, 2016

The ustadh pronounce each word perfectly, the sisters almost bite their tongue. He told us to go and start afresh with the pronunciation of the letters. I wasn't happy when I left the area bcs opportunities like that are rare. My madrasa sisters have improved a lot on their recitation and knowledge.

It's really hard learning without a teacher to correct you. There was a time I spent days on the materials on tajweed(noon sakin, iqlab, izhar) I have. So I went to a ta'alim & twas like I was starting afresh

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:37am On Dec 30, 2016

Islam › Re: Tajweed by zarinaAin: 9:20am On Dec 30, 2016

The first sura was suratul balad (when I started madrasa), now I'm done with juz amma. Memorized 5 sura in juz tabaraka, all with the help of husari(he is really getting a lot of reward, chai)

أَوْ زِدْ عَلَيْهِ وَرَتِّلِ ٱلْقُرْءَانَ تَرْتِيلًا

Or add to it & recite the Qur’an with measured recitation. I actually memorized this sura (muzzamil) from our as-sunnah madrasa. His recitation falls under the 1st category, loved his recitation & didn't bother to follow husari method whenever I want to recite the Surah, I used the ustadh instead

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