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You are mistaking the term debate with "replying".
You have been replying and introducing topics at a rate of 100+ a day, but a close scrutiny reveals there is no debate.[/quote]
NOPE..AGAIN YOU ARE THINKING I'M YOU..LOL...SEE IT'S you who CONFUSES DEBATING WITH ASKING QUESTIONS AND INSULTING FEMALES..NOT MOI...I TOLD YA TO STOP SIPPING THAT GIN AND JUICE 2 HOURS AGO. NA DHAGEEYSO DEE, LAXYAHEEY.
CAWAR waa runtaa bro, ninkaan waxaa karkarinaayo ma naqaan. He is always angry with somalis and islam. Why such headache I wonder?
LionHeart.
Basra is sleeping bro She will log in tomorrow for sure As for me being here and at the same time making that comment of upnormal people being here, adiga maxaa isugu daree saxib? Wax maa isku ogtahay? Dude, I have hard time following you around slow down for my sake saxib. I was asking myself what did LIONHEART used to do before he discovered somalinet. Just Out of curiousity. Take Care Now. gotta go.
PS: You are one of the best contributor and you do a good job. You should be around.
I used to be a bouncer at this Wahabist club/bar in downtown St.Louis. They fired me. Something about not letting the "hot" people in. I was doing them a favor by keeping the suicide bombers out!
Yea, I knew you wouldn't marry your sister to a mooryaan so you hide her instead
Anyway bro Lion, You defend islam whenever you can, a reason more than enough to respect you. So I didn't have alterior motives for saying what I said earlier. You do a good job that if you and others weren't doing it, muslims who visit here but watch without saying anything might have earned a sin or two unless they abandoned the place for its vice and anti islamic message. A job well done man. Take Care now and hope you never took to heart whatever negative I said about you and to you. Keep up the good work.
[quote="SoMaLiSiZz"]Bissmellah w salato w salmo cala Rasool Allah
mina>> I gave you details but you chose to interrupt the hadeeth out of it’s context I suggest you check its source before you make any comments about it as it is an authentic hadeeth >> Barak Allahu feeke for the advice
Who on earth told u pictures as photograghs is not prohibited islam >> I give you an authentic hadeeeth and u are trying to rationalise that its not talking about photographs but sculptors only >> I tell you this give me your Adeela /daleel..[/quote] SomaliSiz, it is not my style to debate about fiqh or islamic law, i leave that to the scholars, but since you asked for daleel or evidence it is here, keep in mind that at the time of the prophet(ppuh) there was no photograph, but if you believe it is haram and makes you comfortable then by all means do not photograph yourself but do not pass it as a rule. Keeping Framed Pictures Date of Reply 20/Oct/2002 Topic Of Fatwa Drawing & Photography Country Applied Canada Question of Fatwa I am a new Muslim and I am married to the man who introduced me to Islam. In our wedding, we took some pictures. Later, my sister gave us two of the pictures in a frame as a gift. I have placed these pictures on my bedroom dresser. My husband keeps asking me if it is ok to take them down and store them away. But I feel bad, since my sister was only trying to do something nice for us. What is the proper course of action for me in this situation? Name of Mufti Ahmad Kutty Content of Reply In The Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger.
Dear sister in Islam, thank you very much for having confidence in us, and we hope our efforts, which are purely for Allah's Sake, meet your expectations.
First of all, we would like to stress that there is nothing wrong, as far as Islam is concerned, in keeping those framed pictures as well as other family photos you tend to keep for memories or as souvenirs.
In his response to the question, Sheikh Ahmad Kutty, a Senior Lecturer and Islamic Scholar at the Islamic Institute of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, states the following:
"There is nothing wrong for you to keep those pictures in a frame on a bedroom dresser. Photographic pictures are not considered quite haram or forbidden as is the case with carving of images, which has been forbidden in the Prophetic Sunnah. Pictures are taken by trapping the shadows of a thing, and hence, it is not mimicking Allah’s creation.
Also if a person is simply keeping them for memory or as a souvenir it is not at all prohibited to do so. However, to display pictures of heroes or leaders or scholars on the walls may fall into category of undesirable or forbidden category, for it may breed reverence, which is a slippery road leading to hero-worship, which is forbidden in Islam."
here is another one
Fatwa on Photography Date of Reply 16/Sep/2003 Topic Of Fatwa Drawing & Photography Country Applied Lithuania Question of Fatwa Is photography allowed in Islam? Bearing in mind that it is not the same as painting or recreating a being, it's rather a capture of image through light and lens. Name of Mufti Ahmad Kutty Content of Reply
In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger.
Dear brother in Islam, we would like to thank you for showing keenness on knowing the teachings of Islam, and we appreciate the great confidence you have in us. We hope our efforts meet your expectations, yet we apologize for the late reply.
With regard to your question, Sheikh Ahmad Kutty, a senior lecturer and an Islamic scholar at the Islamic Institute of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, answers:
"Photography as a medium of communication or for the simple, innocent retention of memories without the taint of reverence/shirk does not fall under the category of forbidden Tasweer.
One finds a number of traditions from the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, condemning people who make Tasweer, which denotes painting or carving images or statues. It was closely associated with paganism or shirk. People were in the habit of carving images and statues for the sake of worship. Islam, therefore, declared Tasweer forbidden because of its close association with shirk (association of partners with Allah). One of the stated principles of usul-u-Fiqh (Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence) is that if anything directly leads to haram, it is likewise haram. In other words, Tasweer was forbidden precisely for the reason that it was a means leading to shirk.
The function of photography today does not fall under the above category. Even some of the scholars who had been once vehemently opposed to photography under the pretext that it was a form of forbidden Tasweer have later changed their position on it - as they allow even for their own pictures to be taken and published in newspapers, for videotaping lectures and for presentations; whereas in the past, they would only allow it in exceptional cases such as passports, drivers’ licenses, etc. The change in their view of photography is based on their assessment of the role of photography.
Having said this, one must add a word of caution: To take pictures of leaders and heroes and hang them on the walls may not belong to the same category of permission. This may give rise to a feeling of reverence and hero worship, which was precisely the main thrust of the prohibition of Tasweer. Therefore, one cannot make an unqualified statement to the effect that all photography is halal. It all depends on the use and function of it. If it is for educational purpose and has not been tainted with the motive of reverence and hero worship, there is nothing in the sources to prohibit it."
Don't bother guys with this chick, as the angels have abandoned her in droves by chosing one of the wickiest and most cruel avators, a child soldier. That picture was meant to capture her profile and personality, and if she is not a hypocritical ignorant person and believed in what she writes she would have got rid of all avators. She should shut her mouth and breed suicide bombers. Let her complain and hate Gaaloos and at the sametimedepend to rasie a family on their charity handouts. Go and join your suicidal brethens.
[quote="The Law26"]Don't bother guys with this chick, as the angels have abandoned her in droves by chosing one of the wickiest and most cruel avators, a child soldier. That picture was meant to capture her profile and personality, and if she is not a hypocritical ignorant person and believed in what she writes she would have got rid of all avators. She should shut her mouth and breed suicide bombers. Let her complain and hate Gaaloos and at the sametimedepend to rasie a family on their charity handouts. Go and join your suicidal brethens.[/quote]
this is what happands when an iggnorant person starts to talk Allah yahdeek
The above two are the most stupidiest and mentally derranged people who came accross this site. Islam is bigger and better and can't be represented by a couple of mad people. Insane people have a place called mental institution and their views and actions are treated like children's. Get your mental health in order before you attempt to speak on behalf of Islam. There are many sane Muslim people with positive attitude that can speak on behalf of Islam.
^^LOL...same tactic..any1 that disagrees with you is stupid and deranged. So far i have yet to see any1 that AGREES WITH YOU..does that mean we are all stupid and deranged..Perhaps it's time to look in the mirror.
NA DHAGEEYSO DEE, LAXYAHEEY. 
