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Moving a lot in Salaah without pressing need deprives one from gaining the full reward for it.
Some examples of such movements are the following: interlocking fingers, playing with ones nails, moving...
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One of the best voluntary good deeds that Muslims can do is giving in charity. The Prophet [peace and blessings be upon him] encouraged us to do this and he himself demonstrated this. Let us see...
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It is sunnah to make ones greetings inclusive of everyone of those one knows and those one does not know A man once asked the Prophet [peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him], Which Islam is the...
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A look at the of most people these days, especially the youths, confounds the mind. The clothing for men and boys seems to be getting longer, dragging even to under the shoes; men’s fashion seems...
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QUESTION:
I have heard that there is a hadeeth of which the Meaning is: "Verily paradiseis forbidden for the illegitimate child." Is this hadeeth authentic? And if so, what is the sin of this child...
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Anas (RA) said: I saw the Prophets Companions rushing towards the poles of the mosque - to perform the two rakah optional Salaah - between the sunset adhaan and the Prophets (peace and blessings of...
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Who are your neighbours?
Most people will responds by saying a neighbor is somebody living nearby. Ali ibn Abu Talib (RA) said, Whoever hears the call (for prayer) is a neighbor, while some other...
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We are accountable for whatever we hear, See, or Think About In Surat-ul-Israa, Allaah says,
"And follow not [O man i.e., say not, or do not or witness not} that which you have no knowledge. Verily...
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