@_Partha__@RapperPandit Dear brother according to the news numerous mosques were demolished in India
As India is a secular country according to the article 15(1)
But it doesn’t mean they can pray on roads.
In the incident you can clearly see that Mosque was full thats why they started praying on roads
@Agent_Noobz@RapperPandit 1- see images
2-every religion has its worship places, like Temples for Hindus, Church for Christians, Mosques for Muslims. Worship places help people feel closer to God.
While it's best to pray in a mosque, if not possible, praying at home or in shops is okay as a last option.
@namo_ind Dear Brother every religion has its worship places, like Temples for Hindus, Church for Christians, Mosques for Muslims.
Worship places help people feel closer to God.
While it's best to pray in a mosque, if not possible, praying at home or in shops is okay as a last option.
Dear brother the two hadiths you shared include one da’if (weak) and one Hassan (good) hadith.
However, the Hadiths I'm presenting to you are Sahih (authentic). According to these, Muslims can pray anywhere in the world except places like graveyards or washrooms etc.
@sajwani 3. I liked your Passionate Reply and healthy debate @Numanshahid_
in HASAN Hadis ‘Jami' at-Tirmidhi 346’ same point is Mentioned Hope, you will change your views
@RapperPandit@sajwani@X139Md14771 When the mosque is full, it's okay to pray outside to avoid missing prayers, which only take 5-10 minutes. But if there's space in the mosque, praying on the road isn't recommended.
This was evident in the incident where people prayed on the road due to lack of space in mosque
@RapperPandit@sajwani Dear brother the two hadiths you shared include one da’if (weak) and one Hassan (good) hadith.
However, the Hadiths I'm presenting to you are Sahih (authentic). According to these, Muslims can pray anywhere in the world except places like graveyards or washrooms etc.
@kaka_aayaa@RapperPandit I appreciate your perspective.
In Quran 6:108,
Allah isn’t scared but emphasizes peaceful coexistence among religions, advocating for each to follow their teachings. If Muslims and followers of other religions mock each other, it leads to societal conflict and hatred, not peace.
@kaka_aayaa@RapperPandit The background relates to the early Muslim community facing opposition and mockery from non-Muslims in Mecca. The verse advises Muslims not to mock the gods worshipped by others, as it could escalate tensions. Instead, it encourages showing respect, promoting peaceful coexistence
@PallabIam@RapperPandit I appreciate your perspective,
but according to recent surveys taken in Delhi, there are approximately 21 lakh Muslims in Delhi with around 400 mosques available, while there are over 2100 Hindu temples.
@RadioGenoa It seems the mosque was full during Friday Prayer, so they prayed on the road to avoid missing the prayer. I think their intention wasn't to offend anyone.
I don't intend to mock Hinduism; I hold respect for all religions because Islam teaches me not to disrespect any of them.
@RadioGenoa Delhi has over 2100 Hindu temples, compared to around 400 mosques for 21.96 lac Muslims, the mosques often lack sufficient space, leading some to pray on the road.
It's crucial to understand that the prayer, called namaz, usually lasts 5-10 minutes, not 2-3 hours.
@RapperPandit Islam doesn't support insulting other religions. Individuals like Munawar Farooqi who mock Hinduism in their comedy don't follow Islamic teachings (are not practicing Muslims).
I apologize to each and every Hindu on the behalf of those who mock Hinduism.
@RapperPandit There are three types of Hadiths (saying of Prophet PBUH)
1-Sahih -> Authentic
2-Hasan -> Good
3-Da’if (Zaeef) -> Not authentic
This hadith is not authentic.
Here my point isn't to justify Muslims offering namaz on roads; it's wrong . But