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The prohibition to play PUBG
The prohibition to play PUBG
Shaykh Ali Ar Ramli: “Today in the morning, one of the brothers sent me the news about the latest update of the game PUBG, it contains clear Kufr (disbelief). It implies the worship of an idol to obtain a powerful weapon. And they showed me some videos recorded from the game itself. It contains obscenity and immorality between men and women. It contains obscene pictures and other things that the…
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The ruling of clicking pictures with a phone?
The ruling of clicking pictures with a phone?
Question: What is the ruling of clicking pictures with the phone camera about which some people say that it is only a shadow capture, and there is no prohibition about that. What is the ruling? Answer: There is nothing prohibited in that for him. But according to the Sunnah and the texts, then clicking pictures (of living things) in general is Haraam, the person clicking it is cursed and he will be…
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The conditions of Laa Ilaaha Illa Allah
The conditions of Laa Ilaaha Illa Allah. The Shahaadah Laa Ilaaha Illa Allah (لا إله إلا الله) consists of seven conditions.
The Shahaadah Laa Ilaaha Illa Allah (لا إله إلا الله) consists of seven conditions. A person who bears witness of Laa Ilaaha Illa Allah, should fulfill these seven conditions for him to be considered truthful in his witness.
The first condition is Knowledge. A knowledge that negates ignorance. Allah said: {Know that none deserves to be worshiped except Allah} [1]. Allah said: {except those who…
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Why is specifying a visit to graveyards on the day of Eid considered a Bid'ah?
Why is specifying a visit to graveyards on the day of Eid considered a Bid’ah?
(1) There is no authentic hadith mentioning that the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم used to visit the graveyard after Swalaat ul Eid. If visiting the graveyard on the day of Eid was a Sunnah, wouldn’t the prophet practise it? Wouldn’t the Sahaabah practised it? Wouldn’t the Taabi’een practise it? And if they did practise it, we would have compulsorily obtained at least an authentic narration that…
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The ruling of the Swalaat of a woman whose hair becomes apparent during her Swalaat
The ruling of the Swalaat of a woman whose hair becomes apparent during her Swalaat
Question: If the hair of a woman becomes a little apparent during the prayer, from the front or from the two sides, is her Swalaat valid? And if she gets to know about it from one of her sisters, what should she do?
Answer: If she continues in the same state, then she has to repeat her Swalaat. But if it is a little, she covers it, and Alhamdulillah she is excused from that In Shaa Allah. And if…
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Saying "Taqwaa is in the heart" when being advised
Saying “Taqwaa is in the heart” when being advised
Question: There are some Muslims who have shortcomings in what Allah has commanded them, when they are advised or reprimanded, they say: “Taqwaa is in the heart, not in appearance”. And they take as proof the hadith {Taqwaa is here – and he pointed to his heart three times}. We would like you to clarify the validity of this statement.
Answer: There is no doubt that the prophet said {Taqwaa is…
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Brief explanation on Swalaat ul Eid at home (lockdown)
Brief explanation on Swalaat ul Eid at home (lockdown)
* At what time do we pray Swalaat ul Eid:-
Swalaat ul Eid is prayed about 15 to 20 minutes after sunrise, when the sun has risen above the horizon to a height of a spear, and it ends with Zawwaal.
* Some recommended practices before Swalaat ul Eid:
1. Take a bath. 2. Put on your best clothes, and make your children wear their best clothes. The clothes should strictly be upon the guidance…
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Protests are not deeds of the Muslims
Protests are not deeds of the Muslims
Shaykh Saalih Al Fawzaan said: Our religion is not a religion of chaos. Our religion is a religion of discipline, order and peace. Protests are not from the deeds of the Muslims and the Muslims did not know it. The religion of Islam is a religion of peace and mercy. It doesn’t hold any chaos, disturbance and nor initiation of trouble.
(Al Ijaabaat Al Muhimmah Fil Mashaakil Al Mudlahimmah 100)
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How do we calculate the odd nights in the last ten of Ramadan?
How do we calculate the odd nights in the last ten of Ramadan?
The prophet said: “Seek it (Laylatul Qadr) in every odd of the last ten nights” [1] We all know that not all countries start Ramadan on the same day, due to the variation in moon sighting. There is only one Laylatul Qadr in Ramadan, and the prophet has encouraged us to seek it in the odd nights of the last ten days of Ramadan.
So, here is the question: If countries sight the moon on different…
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Conclusion to the ten principles
Conclusion to the ten principles
We close this by one of the beautiful speeches of Shaykh Ul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah. Ibnul Qayyim said: “I heard Shaykh Ul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah say: The greatest way to honor is to be steadfast.” [1]
Shaykh Ul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah said in his book: “The greatest way towards honor and dignity is to be steadfast.” [2]
This is why Ibnul Qayyim in transmission from some scholars, says: “Become a…
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Principle Ten: Imitating the Kuffaar deviates from steadfastness
Principle Ten: Imitating the Kuffaar deviates from steadfastness
Imitating the Kuffaar comprises of two types of corruption: either the corruption of knowledge, or the corruption of deeds. Ponder over this meaning in the following verse: “Guide us to the Straight Path. The Path of those whom you have showered your favors, not that of those on whom is your Anger and nor those gone astray.” [1]
The corruption of the Jews was concerning deeds, while the…
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Principle Nine: Things that prevent steadfastness are doubts of misguidance and tempting desires
Principle Nine: Things that prevent steadfastness are doubts of misguidance and tempting desires
Doubts and desires are things that prevent and deprive a person of steadfastness, and the person who treads the Straight Path continuously treads his path having desires and doubts that deviate him from the Straight Path.
Every person who is deviated from the Straight Path, he is either deviated due to a desire or a doubt; desire corrupts the deed, while doubt corrupts knowledge. Allah says:…
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Principle Eight: The result of steadfastness in Dunyaa is steadfastness on the Path on the Day of Qiyaamah
Principle Eight: The result of steadfastness in Dunyaa is steadfastness on the Path on the Day of Qiyaamah
Whoever has been guided to the Straight Path of Allah in this world, he will be guided in the Hereafter on the Path that will be established over Hellfire. On the day of Qiyaamah, a path will be established over Hellfire, sharper than a sword, thinner than a hair. And people will be commanded to pass on it, and their passing will differ from one another according to their deeds and level of…
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Principle Seven: A person must not count on his deeds, however steadfast he is
Principle Seven: A person must not count on his deeds, however steadfast he is
A person must not rely on his deeds, however much he is steadfast and upright, and he must not be deceived by his acts of worship, nor by the great quantity of his remembrance of Allah, and nor by any of his good deeds.
Ibnul Qayyim says in this same sense: “What is required of a person is to be steadfast, that is to be firm on the Straight Path, if he cannot do it, then he tries to reach the…
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Principle Six: Steadfastness is not realized except for Allah, by Allah, and upon the command of Allah
Principle Six: Steadfastness is not realized except for Allah, by Allah, and upon the command of Allah
1. For Allah: that is sincerely for Allah, i.e, a person hold firmly and adhere strictly to the Straight Path, sincerely for the sake of Allah, seeking His reward and His Pleasure. Allah says: {And they have not been commanded except to worship Allah sincerely (dedicating) the religion (obedience and worship) to Him} [1]
2. By Allah: That is, seeking His assistance in realizing it and…
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Principle Five: Steadfastness is related to speech, deeds and intentions
Principle Five: Steadfastness is related to speech, deeds and intentions
The steadfastness that is required of a person is the steadfastness in his speech, in his deeds and in his intentions. That is, the speech of a person, his body members and his heart must all be steadfast.
Ibnul Qayyim said: “Steadfastness is related to speech, deeds, situations and intentions.” [1]. Imaam Ahmad narrated from the hadith of Anas that the prophet said: “The Imaan of a person…
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Principle Four: The steadfastness required from a person is a complete steadfastness, and if he cannot, then the closest to it
Principle Four: The steadfastness required from a person is a complete steadfastness, and if he cannot, then the closest to it
The prophet has combined both of these two in the Hadith: “Indeed the religion is easy, no one tries to overburden himself with it except that he won’t be able to continue with it; so attain the Sunnah, come closer to perfection and take the glad tidings (of rewards).” [1].
What is required in the path of steadfastness is to attain the Sunnah. The prophet said to Ali bin Abi Talib when he…
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