Speak that which is good

ok insha Allah hadeeth abee hurayrah, "man kaana yu'min billahi wal yawmil aakhir fal yaqul khayran aw la yusmit"

whoever beleives in Allah and the last day then say that which is good, otherwise be silenced

Its disliked to talk after 'Ishaa

hadeeth Abee barzata alaslamee: "wa kaana yastahibb an yu'akhir minal 'ishaa, allatee tad'unahaa al'atamah, wa kaana yakrah annawm qablahaa wal hadeeth ba'dahaa"

and he used to prefer delaying ishaa, the one you call alatamah, and he used to dislike sleeping before it, and talking after it...
muttafaqun alayh

the good word is charity

3an hudhaifa radhiya Allahu anhu qaal, qaala nabiyyukum "kullu ma'rafin sadaqah"
every good is charity
muslim

Too much talk is from the shaytaan

3an Ibn Umar radhiya Allahu anhu that he heard the prophet alayhi salaatu wassalam say "ayyuha annaas quulu qawlakum fa inna tashqeequ lkalaam mina ashaytaan"
o people say your saying for verily too much talking is from the shaytaan
bukhari

Discluding a present member

3an ibn umar radhiya Allahu anhu that the prophet alayhi salaatu wassalaam said "laa yatanaaja ithnaan dun athaalith"

two must not whisper wikthout the third
bukhari and muslim

Letting the elder speak and begin talking...

when Abdullahi bin sahal was killed radhiya Allahu anhu, 'Abdurahmaan bin sahal and and huwayyisah and muhayyisah the 2 sons of mas'oud came to the prophet alayhis salaatu wassalaam and spoke of thir friends affair, 'Abdurahmaan began talking and he was the youngets amongst them..so the prophet told him "kabbir kabbir" let the bigger let the bigger (speak)....alhadeeth
muttafaqun alayh


wassalaam

Ok insha Allah the next question is: sunnah of dreams

wassalaam

Dhul tak apa, insha Allah we all help eachother...

wassalaam

Wa alaykuma salaam wa rahmatullah,

Everyones still around, sis Nawal isn't feeling well shafaaha Allah, sis mawaddah is back to work so she's quite busy, Amira's around too, no ones gone back to Yemen (yet) insha Allah...
Mawaddah has been teaching me malay alhamdulillah

wassalaam

thats all...!! lol wow...

Well i think i'm going to have to pass on that one, i'm far from fluent...mawaddah can translate insha Allah

(don't be mean maw don't make it my home work or something like that irhameenee...)

wassalaam

As salaamu alaykum Guys,

Well here I am,have'nt been able to come here these days, been a quite busy Akhee!!

Pffffffftt I wish!!

but trust me, if we were, We would've made HUUUUUGE anouncement!

What's up with the malaysian guys!!! ....Lol!!

Okay In addition to what Dhul said..

Dreams are divided into three parts:

1) What's from Allah.

2) From Our nafs (ourselves)

3) & and from the shaytaan.

Narrated Abu Qatada: The Prophet said, "A true good dream is from Allah, and a bad dream is from Satan."

Good dreams for a believer are one of 46 parts of Prophet-hood and are called “mubashiraat” as the Prophet salla Allahu ‘alayhi wa'aalihi wasallam says, which means, “bringing good news.”
Hadeeth Abu Huraira: I heard Allah's Messenger saying, "Nothing is left of the prophetism except Al-Mubashshirat." They asked, "What are Al-Mubashshirat?" He replied, "The true good dreams (that conveys glad tidings)."

& Hadeeth Anas bin Malik:Allah's Messenger said, "A good dream (that comes true) of a righteous man is one of forty-six parts of prophetism."


Also The advice of the Prophet salla Allahu alayhi wasallam is that: when we see bad dreams we should slightly spit three times at our left side and then say the recommended du'a: “O Allah! I seek refuge with You from the evil of what I just saw and ask you for the good of it.”

Hadeeth Abu Qatada: The Prophet said, "A true good dream is from Allah, and a bad dream is from Satan."

We should also not mntion our bad dreams to anyone as narrated by Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri:The Prophet said, "If anyone of you sees a dream that he likes, then it is from Allah, and he should thank Allah for it and narrate it to others; but if he sees something else, i.e., a dream that he dislikes, then it is from Satan, and he should seek refuge with Allah from its evil, and he should not mention it to anybody, for it will not harm him."


If one see the Prophet sallaahu 3alayhi wasalallam in a dream, then he has truly seen because the shaytaan cannot take his form...
Hadeeth Abu Huraira: I heard the Prophet saying, "Whoever sees me in a dream will see me in his wakefulness, and Satan cannot imitate me in shape." Abu 'Abdullah said, "Ibn Sereen said, 'Only if he sees the Prophet in his (real) shape.'"

As salaamu alaykum,

Hopes that Okay InshaAllah,

Next Question: What's the Sunnah of At-Tasmiyah " Naming one's child.. etc*

What names are sunnah, which ones are liked, disliked... what should one do if he has a name with a bad meaning to it....

you get the picture InshaAllah!! ;)

Allah ma3akum

And why are you asking me to translate this? this is the Sunnah thread you know? not the language thread

umm-sulaim I'll translate it for you and then show you in PM I'm not going to show the whole world here how pitiful my malay is

But then maybe i'll translate it as much as I can anyway.........I can't let Dhul have the satisfaction of thinking I can't do it

So he's saying :

Why do you want to learn Malay? Is it because you two want to travel to Malaysia one day? Malay and Indo language sound almost the same.
Sis Mawaddah why is it that in Malaysia there are many people with narrow slit eyes ( who said that? ) Are not the forefathers of the Malays ,...... melayu? ( sorry I dont get you ). I'm of Melayu descent.
But now in Malaysia there are many Chinese aren't there. In Indonesia the majority of the wealthy people are the Chinese, most of vacationers in hotels are Chinese.....If we buy something from them there is sure to be a cat figurine with beckoning hands on display. And it really amazes me when a Chinese embraces Islam.

Ok so that's what it means more or less.......

Malays and Indos generally look just the same unless they are mixed in some way or the other, but in Malaysia you can always spot an Indo just by looking at them usually its because they wear such funny clothes and hairstyles

So anyway back on topic Insha'allah

umm-sulaim what is the full hadeeth about how Rasulullah used to turn around to his companions after Salaatul Fajr and then ask them " Maadha ra'aytum al baarihah? " ( What did you dream aobut last night? )

Do you think that this is a daleel that it's good to discuss our good dreams which we had the night before after fajr? Afeedoonaa Baarakallahu Feeki

As salaamu alaykum,

I guess so, na3am I don't have the hadeeth bi'tuulihii, but what i was thinkin' here, what was the Prophet maqsuud in this hadeeeth for the word "ra'aa" cause it has alot of meanings.. Allahu a3lam mon... whaddya think Maw!?