Dishing out nuanced, technical issues- that are meant for private discussion amongst the learned, to the public can have devastating consequences.
Apostasy amongst them.
Emotional intelligence (not least a bit of common sense) should govern what dua’at put out.
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...and remember Allah. Imam Ahmad permitted it, although he himself did not do it- the finger of ‘bid’ah’ was not labelled at these sahabah or the Salaf who would engage in it!!
May Allah free us from the Firec accept our ‘ibadat and bless us with being from the Hujjaj soon!
Top tips for the Day of ‘Arafah:
1. Fast! It expiates two years of sins.
2. Dua! Make a list of EVERYTHING & EVERYONE you want to make dua’ for. Allah frees more of his servants from the Fire than any other day and it is the best day of the year to make dua’
4. Increase your Dhikr of Allah! Now is a time to go over the different athkar mentioned in the Sunnah and to read it with a mindful heart and tongue.
5. Stay in the Masjid, if you are able. It is narrated from some of the sahabah that they would gather in the masjid...
Those who can’t fast during these blessed days of Dhull-Hijjah, exhert yourself in shukr & gratitude to Allah when you eat & drink.
He ﷺ said:
‘The person who eats whilst grateful has the reward similar to the patient, fasting person’
(Sahih al-Jami’)
We barely said farewell to the ‘days which are numbered (أيام معدودات’), two months ago.
Now the days which are known (معلومات) are upon us!
If we let ourselves down previously, let’s not repeat it in these few days!
Being engaged mindfully and spiritually is paramount!
[Thread]
Was asked by a brother: ‘What questions should I ask when meeting a potential spouse?’
In brief:
1. Understanding her boundaries of halal/ haram. This translates practically into issues of makeup, free mixing, or whatever is important to you...
... Its best to know where you both are at on issues you don't plan on budging.
The purpose of these questions is to find where the agreeability and potential issues of conflict lie, all in the hope of fostering a marriage based on compassion!