Is Qadaab haraam??

[zulaika]

its kinda like henna but darker and tattoo like. got it done not too long ago, but it doesn't seem to be wearing off. shid just wondering if this is haraam or not.

maybe helwaa can answer this for me.

thnx

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

Oh it's definately haram. Definately. That's it. You are going to hell for this!!!

[zulaika]

[quote="MAD MAC"]Oh it's definately haram. Definately. That's it. You are going to hell for this!!![/quote]

don't nobody asked for your advice, this don't concern your gaalo azz now beat it ====> Jesus Christ this old fart is annoying.

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

Can't swing a dead cat around here without hitting a focking gaal these days!

[Lil_Cutie..]

It has hair dye init.. Alot of people say it is (&That also it can cause cancer). Its alot darker and stays on for alot longer.

The problem is walaal--You need to be careful. Henna in its original form is fine, no harm and as natural as you can get it. This one causes skin problems for many, they react. Just remember with everything Allah swt prescribes for us in this world as Halaal, clean and good for us.. Someone will try to twist things around and make it sly to take away the SUNNAH..

Where did you get it done?

[zulaika]

[quote="Lil_Cutie.."]It has hair dye init.. Alot of people say it is (&That also it can cause cancer). Its alot darker and stays on for alot longer.

The problem is walaal--You need to be careful. Henna in its original form is fine, no harm and as natural as you can get it. This one causes skin problems for many, they react. Just remember with everything Allah swt prescribes for us in this world as Halaal, clean and good for us.. Someone will try to twist things around and make it sly to take away the SUNNAH..

Where did you get it done?[/quote]

I know about hennas with dark hair dyes, i've had them done before. but my friend recommended a moroccan henna artists she knows who does the coolest designs you'll ever see so i went to her. she said that they use this qadaab thing in morocco alot so i gave it a try. nothing big, just a little intricate design on my ankle to try it out. looks good but i don't want it to be permenant.

anyways, thnx for that info sis. Jazak!

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

Yep, if Allah said it's Ok, then it's OK. After all, father knows best - I mean Allah knows best.

[zulaika]

[quote="MAD MAC"]Yep, if Allah said it's Ok, then it's OK. After all, father knows best - I mean Allah knows best.[/quote]


"I mean Allah knows best"

wow mac, even with sarcasm you'd allow yourself to say such? i guess u ain't a lost case after all.

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

zulaika
The problem is, Allah is not going to tell you what is best and what is not. At least not in some focking book.

[Wise-Man]

Qadaab?? is it Somali word, Arabic? i dont even know..!

[zulaika]

[quote="Wise-Man"]Qadaab?? is it Somali word, Arabic? i dont even know..![/quote]

i think its arbic.

mac,

so who will..u? pray u lord, art thou not true? I shall heed this instant.. LOL.

LMAO

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

Nobody will, that's the whole point you moron. Humans have to work it out themselves. God ain't going to provide guide books along the way.

[zulaika]

[quote="MAD MAC"]Nobody will, that's the whole point you moron. Humans have to work it out themselves. God ain't going to provide guide books along the way.[/quote]

yep yep mac, and u are a textbook example of a self tought homosapien raoming freely in absence of Divine Knowledge. aren't u a piece of work

xoolahaatahey was.

[HELWAA]

Zulika sis lil gave you a great answer as long you dont have any hair die...you can have it on....i love qadaab without any "dowo"...esp. in summer


read this to

Ruling on temporary tattoos

Question:
What is the ruling on so-called temporary tattoos, which is a kind of picture that sticks to some part of the body and disappears after a few days?

Answer:

Praise be to Allaah.

If it is a picture of an animal etc., then it is haraam and is not allowed. If it is a picture of trees or similar patterns, then it is OK, but in my view it is better not to do this, because it imposes an extra burden on women of spending and having to take care of these patterns. So it is better not to do it.



From the Fatwas of Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen for al-Da’wah magazine, no. 1741, 7/2/1421 AH, p. 36


http://www.islam-qa.com/index.php?ref=8 ... &txt=tatto

[Steeler [Crawler2]]

I love that. Where there is no evidence, but the writer just doesn't like the idea, then it is better not to do it. Using that rationale, a woman should never wear a negligee for her husband. It is a waste of money, and the time it takes to purchase it, and could lead to immoral acts like oral sex, therefore, it is better not to do it.

Zulaika
Don't you wonder why God made people like me? He must have been high on Khat at the time.