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Alhamdulillaah, Nurture Islaam Summer Camps are bigger and better this year! This year, students joining our summer camps will also have the opportunity to achieve accredited, internationally recognised UK exam board Unit Award Certificates. Details https://t.co/ppa1GS4Wac
Alhamdulillaah! We’re delighted to celebrate Aisha's (EDIA’s first IGCSE cohort) achievement. An outstanding Grade 8 in Pearson Edexcel International GCSE English Language & Mathematics!
Jazaakumullaahu khayr to our teachers and Aisha’s parents for their dedication & support.
قال علي رضي الله عنه
أحبب حبيبك هونا ما
عسى أن يكون بغيضك يوما ما
"Love whomever you love in moderation (not excessively or blindly), perhaps he may become someone you hate (for the sake of Allah, justly) one day."
This is a true gem of guidance & balance in character, especially in these times!
May Allah be pleased with 'Alee!
Note: Some scholars have authenticated this as a hadeeth from the Prophet (may Allah raise his rank & grant him peace), yet the early authority on hidden defects, ad-Daaraqutnee (and other early specialists in the field), said it is more correctly attributed to 'Alee as his words, and Allah knows best.
From last night's class at 1MM:
@1MMeducation: Raising children in Islam is a very patient & structured process. A child is to be instructed to pray & reminded about prayer -according to the Sunnah- more than 5,000 times before any discipline for any negligence is applied!
Here is the full schedule of activity this weekend at 1MM, in shaa' Allah:
PDF: https://t.co/MQrMJZU6wc
Subject to change, so please stay updated by following our X/Twitter announcements...
May Allah bless Masjid Rahmah.
They purchased a building for the Masjid, completely renovated it, established a public Islamic library, and now have a school.
Building communities takes patience, sacrifice, and years of consistent effort.
It’s easy to type or rant on X.
Alhamdulillaah, another milestone for EDIA! Our new Hybrid at @masjidrahmah is now open. Jazaakum Allaahu khay to the EDIA team @Mustafa_George & Masjid Rahmah community for making it possible. What a wonderful opening filled with breakfast, companionship, socialising & learning
Very important: Understanding MURAAQABAH (Vigilance) in One's Relationship with Allah
From our course: Honesty & Various Aspects of Islamic Piety (Introduction to Chapter 5, Part 2 - Points 9-14)
Explanation of Sh. Uthaymeen, read by @1MMeducation
MP3: https://t.co/op71dz2hvc
Alhamdulillaah we just completed our summer camp showcase and presentations. The little kids and the boys did a fantastic job. Allaahumma Baarik. They presented their research findings of Qawaaid Al Arbaa and the Muqaddimah of Ibn Zaid to an audience.
Alhamdulillaah our Summer Campers will be showcasing their work and presenting their research projects to students of knowledge and general audience in shaa Allaah this Saturday.
Looking forward to seeing all parents and families of our summer campers on Saturday. In shaa Allah
Whoever does not have the nisaab for a year can be classified as miskeen, even if he is paying his bills & maintaining his basic needs. Thats what some scholars mention as the difference between miskeen & faqeer, both are poor, yet the miskeen has enough income to meet his basic needs, without any significant savings. Consider that the "masaakeen" of Soorah al-Kahf owned a boat & held jobs at sea.
A brother asked me how to keep track of the nisaab* (minimum threshhold) for zakaat. "It keeps changing," he said.
I replied: No, actually the nisaab is set & it does not ever change. It remains 85 grams of gold & 595 grams of silver.
It is only the perceived value of gold & silver in your local currency which changes.
Essentially: How can we know what the nisaab is TODAY for our local currency then?
Take the "SPOT" price of a gram (not an ounce) of silver today in your currency & multiply it by 595. This is the lower & safer nisaab, which is better (as religious caution & care for the poor) than using the higher nisaab of gold.
*The "nisaab" is the minimum amount of saved wealth which makes zakaat an obligation. It is then required to be given to its rightful recipients (mentioned in Soorah at-Towbah, 9:60) once that amount or greater is held for one full (Hijri) year.
Loose Talk All Night With Ignorant People is Now Called "IQ-Maxxing" (!?)
An 11-min clip: A very important & much-needed reminder about muraaqabah (vigilance) regarding our speech, by @1MMeducation from one of our recent classes at 1MM.
MP3 (listen): https://t.co/NGhqyrMJyV
'Abdullaah ibn al-Mubaarak (d.181) reports with his chain back to al-Hasan al-Basree (d.110), that he said:
«إن المؤمن جمع إحسانا وشفقة، وإن المنافق جمع إساءة وأمنا»
"The faithful believer combines ihsaan (piety) with concern/worry (about deeds not being accepted), while the hypocrite combines wrongdoing with confidence (that his actions are accepted)."
Source: az-Zuhd (no.985)
سُئل الشيخ العلّامة محمد ابن عثيمين رحمه الله تعالى: ما معنى هذا الحديث (ومن مس الحصى فقد لغا ، ومن لغا فلا جمعة له)؟
الجواب معنى هذا الحديث أن الإنسان إذا كان يوم الجمعة والإمام يخطب فإنه لا يعبث ولا يتلهى عن الخطبة بشيء ومن العبث والتلهي عن الخطبة أن يمسح الحصى والمراد بالحصى الحصباء التي فرشت على مسجد النبي ﷺ ومعنى(لا جمعة له)أي أنه يُحرم أجر الجمعة.
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Allah says (what means):
"Let them pardon and forgive. Do you not love that Allah should forgive you? And Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful." (24:22)
Tremendous benefit for worldly disagreements that happen between spouses & family:
Pardoning & forgiving is a path to Allah's Mercy & Forgiveness.
He is the One who decreed these disagreements to happen, so you could implement this verse & attain His Mercy. Its not random. Its rooted in divine wisdom. We need reminders like this in order to recognize this opportunity & seize it.
It is a door to Paradise opened up for you. So pardon & forgive one another, seeking the best of what is in the verse referred to. May Allah forgive us & grant us success.