Ooops, is my question that confusing

I dont know how to explain Ruqyah except that it is curing by the Qur'an or Du'a, but then that would take out the meaning of my question sooooo....

I'm going to change the question ok?

According to the Sunnah what do we do when we see a snake in the house?

Oops I missed the question......but what type of question is that? according to the sunnah of course!!

Hmm... Well there are the fardh of wudu which is commanded in surah Ma'idah which is:

1) Washing the face
2)Wiping the head
3)Washing hands till elbow
4) Washing feet till ankle

ANd then there is the sunnah which are:

1)Intention
2)Bismillah
3)Gargaling thrice
4)Washing wrists thrice
5)Miswak
6)Rinsing nose
7)Khilal of the beard
8)Washing everything thrice
9)Putting water through ears
10)Washing everything in order

Then comes the Mustahab meaning you get reward if you do it if u dont then u dont get sin.

1)Masah of the nape
2)Making wudu in a high clean place
3)To begin with right
4)Face the qiblah
5)Not to accept help from anyone

salaams sis

we tell it to leave "ukhruj"..three times..if it does'nt then you chase it out or sumthing..but you must be aggresive towards them...because jinns can transform into them....the hadeeth ..i only have it bil ma3naa Maw'!!!

Laaaaa ghalatti Ya Ukhti!! We should leave it for 3 days asking it to leave each day and then we kill them or shoo them out of the house

What are the Sunnah surahs to recite duringst Salaat Fajr?

3alaa kulli haal!!! knew there was sumthing todo with the number three

this shows that there is such a thing as a perfect ablution!

how to perform it?

Quote:

SAHIH MUSLIM Book 002, Number 0477: Nu'aim b. 'Abdullah al-Mujmir reported: I saw Abu Huraira perform ablution. He washed his face and washed it well. He then washed his right hand including a portion of his arm. He then washed his left hand including a portion of his arm. He then wiped his head. He then washed his right foot including his shank, and then washed his left foot including shank, and then said: This is how I saw Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) perform his ablution. And (Abu Huraira) added that the Messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him) had observed: You shall have your faces hands and feet bright on the Day of Resurrection because of your perfect ablution. He who can afford among you, let him increase the brightness of his forehead and that of hands and legs.

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hmm!!! i'll get bak 2 u!! lol



BRO ABDULLAH WALLAHI THAT WAS SO BENEFICIAL!!! ALHAMDULLILAH!


^^ All i could find is that he prolonged the first rakaat and made the second one shorter for fajr



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Are you sure the translation of it is "perfect Wudhoo" ?? Because in the Arabic form of that Hadeeth it is آثار الوضوء Which means "Traces of Wudhoo"

I'm confused now?

According to Fiqh-As-Sunnah Volume 1, Page 139a: Sunnah acts of prayer, The Recitation in the Morning Prayer He would read from sixty to one hundred verses during the morning prayer. Sometimes he would read surah Qal; ar-Rum, at-'Takwir, or az-Zilzal in the last two rak'ah. While travelling, he would sometimes read the last two surahs of the Qur'an. Sometimes he would read the first portion of al-Mu'minun until he would reach the story of Moses and Aaron in the first rak'ah, and then he would cough and bow. On Fridays he would read Alif; Lam, Mim, Tanzil as-Sajdah, or ad-Dahr in their complete forms. He did not do what many people do today, which is reciting part of this surah and part of another. Many ignorant people think that it is best to recite something with a prostration on Friday morning. But this is just plain ignorance. Some scholars dislike that one should read a surah with a prostration due to this ignorant thought. The Prophet, upon whom be peace, used to recite these two surahs because they contained reminders of man's creation, the return unto Allah, the creation of Adam, the entry into Paradise and Hell-fire, and other matters that did or will specifically occur on a Friday. Therefore, he would recite them on Friday to remind his companions of the events of that day. He would recite Qaf, al-Qamr, al-A'la and al-Ghashiyyah on days of great importance like Friday, the 'Id days, and so on

^ OH I see what you mean here by 'perfect' Wudhoo' . Oh Subhanallah....the benefits of knowing ARabic!! Alhamdulillah. I read the hadeeth and I recalled how I memorized it in Arabic and the word used in Arabic is تام which would normally be translated as 'complete'

Ah I understand now

So yes there is a 'perfect' wudhoo and 'imperfect' one.

Next Quest please?

Bismillah Wa 'Ala Barkat Or something like that and if he forgot then Bismillahil Owal Wal Akhir and after u should say Alhumdulliahi Lathee Adma'amana Wa Saqana Wa Ja'alana minal muslimeen i think

aslama alaykum waraxmtula. i think is sunnah to kiss your parent because kissing you paran may increase the love and the relationship between you and you paran.