     Drug_D | Sunday, November 26, 2000 - 11:52 pm
ramadan kareem brothers and sister...
To my customers:
there will no drug selling during this holly month, so keep u head up!! |
| Anonymous | Sunday, November 26, 2000 - 11:56 pm
Ramadaan kariim to you too Drug_D xaaraan bay kaa tahay inaad dharaag uriso during bisha ramadaan.
Qumayo |
| IO | Monday, November 27, 2000 - 08:44 am
ALL MY MUSLIMS BRODERS AND SISTERS...RAMADAN KARIIM!!!!!!!!
REMEMBER...ISLAM IS FOR LIFE, NOT JUST FOR RAMADAN. |
| Safir | Monday, November 27, 2000 - 08:56 am
FIRST:RAMDAAN WANAAGSAN DHAMAANTEENBA
2and: a qestion comes: i only pray and fast on the month of Ramadaan.
my freinds tells me, that im gaal, exactaly like any other gaal, am going to hell,
what you guys think of that? |
| IO | Monday, November 27, 2000 - 09:06 am
SALAAM
SAFIR...THE DEFINITION OF GAAL IS SOMEONE WHO REFUSES TO BELIEVE THAT THEIR IS ONLY ONE GOD ALLAH (SWT) AND THAT MOHAMED (PBUH)IS THE MESSENGER OF ALLAH (SWT).
EVERYONE HAS GOOD PEOPLE AND BAD PEOPLE...I PRAY THAT ALLAH (SWT) GUIDES YOU TO THE RIGHT PATH...I HOPE ALLAH GUIDES US ALL. AND AS I SAID B4, ISLAM IS FOR LIFE...IT'S A WAY OF LIFE, OUR RELIGIONG SHOULD NOT JUST BE PRACTICED DURING THE HOLY MONTH OF RAMADAN.
AS TO WHETHER YOU ARE GOING TO HELL...THAT IS UP TO ALLAH (SWT) AS HE IS THE ONLY ONE TO JUDGE. NONE OF US HERE CAN BE SURE WHERE WE ARE GONING TO END UP. |
| Drug_D | Tuesday, November 28, 2000 - 02:11 am
IO..gazzaaka allahu qayaran...
safir...keep it up bro...
if u have any questions about ramadan..the brother IO will answer it..
thanks for u time |
| rahma | Tuesday, November 28, 2000 - 04:34 am
Ramadan kareem to u all
drug b c'mon brotha selling drugs during ramadan lol u americans walahi u too fast, anyways happy ramadan n i hope we all reflect in this holly month...peace out. |
| Qoonsade | Tuesday, November 28, 2000 - 06:22 am
Ramadaan kariim, brothers and sisters.
This is the month of the Koran, so let us drink from the fountain of the holy Koran. |
| IO | Tuesday, November 28, 2000 - 08:27 am
Salaam ppl
Drug D your welcome bro...and Safir I'll try to answer as much as I can.
By the way IO=woman |
| us marine | Tuesday, November 28, 2000 - 10:47 am
this is for safir and the rest of you brothers and sisters.
(THE SAYINGS OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD)
O people, there comes upon you a great month, a most blessed month, in
which lies a night greater in worth than one thousand months. Allah has
made
compulsory Fasting in this month and has decreed wakefulness at night
(i.e.Taraaweeh) Sunnah.
Whosoever tries drawing nearer to Allah by performing any Nafl
(optional)
deed in this month, for him shall be such reward as if he had performed
a Fardh in any other time of the year.
And whoever performs a Fardh, for him shall be the reward of seventy
Fardh
in any other time of the year. This is indeed the month of patience, and
the
reward for true patience is Jannah; it is the month of sympathy with
one's
fellowmen; it is the month wherein a true believer's Rizq (provision) is
increased.
(Ibne Khuzaymah)
The month of Ramadhaan, the month of blessings has come to you, wherein
Allah turns towards you and sends down to you this special Mercy,
forgives your faults, accepts prayers, appreciates your competition for
the
greatest good and boasts to the angels about you. So show to Allah your
righteousness; for verily, the most pitiable and unfortunate one is he
who
is deprived of Allah's Mercy in this month.
(Tabraani)
The doors of Jannah are opened up on the first night of Ramadhaan. Not a
single door is closed until the last night of Ramadhaan.
(Bayhaqee)
And in this month, four things you should endeavour to perform in great
number; two of which shall be to please your Lord, while the other two
shall be those without which you cannot make do. Those which shall be to
please your Lord, are that you should in great quantity recite the
Kalimah
Tayyibah: 'Laa ilaaha illallah', and make much 'istighfaar' (beg Allah's
forgiveness). And as for those without which you cannot make do, you
should beg Allah for entry into Jannah and seek refuge with Him from the
fire of Jahannam.
(Ibne Khuzaymah)
When the month of Ramadhaan comes, the doors of Jannah are thrown open
and the doors of Jahannam are closed and the shayaateen are chained up.
(Bukhaari, Muslim)
Suhoor (Sehri)
Verily, Allah and His angels send mercy upon those who eat Suhoor.
(Tabraani)
Eat Suhoor because in Suhoor lies barakah.
(Mishkaat)
Days of Ramadhaan
The fishes in the sea seek forgiveness for those fasting until they
break their fast. Allah decorates His Jannah every day and then says,
"The time is near when my pious servants shall cast aside the great trials
and
come to me."
(Ahmad)
During each day and night of Ramadhaan, Allah sets free great number of
souls from Hell. And for every Muslim, during each day and night, at
least one du'aa is certainly accepted.
(Bazzaaz)
Sawm (Fasting)
Sawm (Fasting) is a shield, as long as he (the fasting person) does not
tear it up.
(Nisaee)
Note: Fasting is a protection from Shaytaan or from Allah's punishment
in the Hereafter. One who indulges in sins whilst fasting such as lies, backbiting etc., they become the cause of the fast becoming wasted. All good deeds are for the one who renders them, but Fasting. Fasting is
exclusively for me (Allah).
(Bukhaari)
Fasting is a shield and a powerful fortress.
(Ahmad, Bayhaqee)
I swear by that being in whose possession is the life of Muhammad! The
odour of the mouth of a fasting person is sweeter to Allah than the
fragrance of usk.
(Bukhaari)
Fasting is exclusively for Allah, the reward of it (being limitless) no
one knows besides Allah.
(Tabraani)
iftaar
Whosoever gives something to a fasting person in order to break the
fast, for him there shall be forgiveness for his sins and emancipation
from
the fire of Jahannam; and for him (the one who gives) shall be the same
reward as for him (whom he fed), without that persons (the one who was
fed)reward being diminished in the least.
(Ibne Khuzaymah, Bayhaqee)
Whoever gave a person, who fasted, water to drink, Allah shall give him
a drink from my fountain where after he shall never again feel thirsty
until he enters Jannah.
(Ibne Khuzaymah)
The fasting person experiences two (occasions) of delight: at the time
of iftaar and at the time he will meet his Rabb.
(Bukhaari)
Not a single prayer made by a fasting person at the time of breaking
fast is rejected.
(Ibne Maajah)
Nights of Ramadhaan
Whoever stands in prayer and worship in (the nights of) Ramadhaan, with
Imaan and with sincere hope of gaining reward all his previous sins are forgiven.
(Bukhaari, Muslim)
Allah ta'aalaa has ordained Fasting in Ramadhaan compulsory, and I have
decreed (by the command of Allah) wakefulness at night (that is
Taraaweeh,etc.) Sunnah. Whoever in the state of Imaan and with hope of
gaining reward,fasts in Ramadhaan and stays awake at night (Taraaweeh),
emerges from sin,purified as the day when his mother gave birth to him.
(Nisaee)
For every Salaat performed during the nights of Ramadhaan (that is
Taraaweeh, etc.), Allah ta'aalaa records one and a half thousand good
deeds for every sajdah (prostration).
(Bayhaqee)
Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power)
Whoever stands in prayer and worship in the night of power with Imaan
and with sincere hope of gaining reward all his previous sins are
forgiven.
(Muslim)
Look for the night of power among the odd numbered nights of the last ten days of Ramadhaan.
(Mishkaat)
I'tikaaf
It is related by Aboo Hurayrah radhiyallahu anhu that Rasoolullah
sallallahu alayhi wasa1llm observed I'tikaaf for ten days every year in the month of Ramadhaan. In the year he passed away he observed it for twenty
days. (Bukhaari)
Those who observe (I'tikaaf) are prevented from all sins and they obtain
reward as if they are rendering all good deeds.
(Mishkaat)
He who observes the ten days of i'tikaaf during Ramadhaan will obtain the reward of two Hajj and two Umrah. (Bayhaqee)
Last Night of Ramadhaan
Rasoolullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam said, 'On the last night of
Ramadhaan the fasting Muslims are forgiven.' The Sahaabah radhiyallahu
anhum inquired,
'O Rasoolullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam, is that the night of power?'
Nabee sallallahu alayhi wasallam replied, 'No! but it is only right that
a servant should be given his reward on having completed his duty.'
(Ahmad)
is that enough bro and sis |
| Drug_D | Tuesday, November 28, 2000 - 03:36 pm
us-marine...ma sha allah..
ja'zaaka allahu canaa khayran..
thanks for u "fatwa" brother....
safir...hope u understood it brother |
