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siFilam · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-14-2007

Bismillahi ArRahman ArRaheem

Jazakallah Khair sister Charisma. May Allah make everything easy for you sis, and reward you for everything. Ameen.

wasalam
-SI-

*charisma* · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-14-2007

Assalamu Alaikum

and both of you and the rest of the ummah as well ameen. Jazakum Allahu khair.

fi aman Allah
w'salaam

Talha777 · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-14-2007

Subhan Allah! I especially believe neglected Sunnat #4 (Supplication during gatherings of any kind) needs to be revived among the general Muslim populace. Supplication/Dua is a beautiful aspect of our religion, but I notice these days many Muslims hardly ever supplicate to Allah. This is because there is a certain arrogant notion that we can do major things without the help of Allah, therefore, why would we seek the help of Allah for even minor things? This is a result of pride and arrogance. We need to constantly remind ourselves that nothing we seek to accomplish can be without the permission of Allah Taala, so constantly beseech Him to grant our prayers!

*charisma* · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-15-2007

Assalamu Alaikum

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Supplication/Dua is a beautiful aspect of our religion, but I notice these days many Muslims hardly ever supplicate to Allah. This is because there is a certain arrogant notion that we can do major things without the help of Allah, therefore, why would we seek the help of Allah for even minor things?

I also think it may be laziness too. Like I see people who pray, but they dont take a couple of minutes or seconds to make a personal du'a afterwards. Allahu a'lem. Then there are those who sit there for like 10 min making a du'a mashallah, may allah bless them ameen. Inshallah everyone will be steadfast in their du'as and salaah ameen.

fi aman allah
w'salaam

akhan · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-15-2007

Mashallah you are getting so much savaab for this great post.... I do have a question about Sunnah #1... Is it ok for a sister to say salam to a brother first?

I do try to follow this sunnah but whenever I do say salam to a sister (usually she's in hijaab so it's fairly obvious) she's pretty much shocked and stares, trying to remember if we had met somewhere....it's funny sometimes that we forget this sunnah so often

*charisma* · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-15-2007

Assalamu Alaikum

Salaams initiated from a man to a man are ok.

Salaams initiated from a woman to a woman are ok.

Salaams initiated from a man to his mahram women are ok.

Salaams initiated from a woman to a man or from a man to a woman are disliked for fear of fitnah. However if a man initiates a salaams to an elderly woman, that is permissible as long as there's no temptation.

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If she is an old woman and he will not be tempted by her, then it is permissible for her to greet the man with salaam and for the man to return her salaams.

If there is a group of women then a man may greet them with salaam, or if there is a group of men, they may greet a woman with salaam, so long as there there is no fear that any of the parties may be tempted.

Quote:

Al-Nawawi said in his book al-Adhkaar (p. 407):

Our companions said: Women greeting women is like men greeting to men. But when it comes to women greeting men, if the woman is the man's wife, or his concubine, or one of his mahrams, then it is like him speaking to another man; it is mustahabb for either of them to initiate the greeting of salaam and the other is obliged to return the greeting. But if the woman is a stranger (non-mahram), if she is beautiful and there is the fear that he may be tempted by her, then the man should not greet her with salaam, and if he does then it is not permissible for her to reply; she should not initiate the greeting of salaam either, and if she does, she does not deserve a response. If he responds then this is makrooh.

Quote:

Al-Haafiz said in al-Fath:

Concerning the permissibility of men greeting women with salaam and women greeting men: what is meant by its being permitted is when there is no fear of fitnah.

You can read more about it in depth here inshallah.

Allah Knows best.

fi aman Allah
w'salaam

khushnood · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 04-17-2007

jazakallah!thanks sis charisma, for replying in such a short notice and for coming out with such a fantastic concept of teaching us the sunnah of the prophet(pbuh).

akhan · **Salaam Questiton Answered -** 04-18-2007

Jazakallah Khair charisma for a swering the questions i had about saying Salaam.

Sister-Ameena* · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 02-15-2008

Mashaa Allaah, a top thread! I've bookmarked it, I'll read the rest later when I come back inshaa Allaah.

pasionatemumina · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 02-24-2008

JazakALLAH an excellent reminder

Souljette · **Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah -** 03-01-2008

Assalamualikum sis charisma,
i've heard alot about you and always wanted to read your works..mashallah sis...keep going..MAY Allah (S.W.T) reward you ..Ameen

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siFilam lower ur gaze Status: Offline Posts: 505 Reputation: 1982 Rep Power: 10 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: USA Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 04-14-2007 Bismillahi ArRahman ArRaheem Jazakallah Khair sister Charisma. May Allah make everything easy for you sis, and reward you for everything. Ameen. wasalam -SI-

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charisma Malikaat Falesteen Status: Offline Posts: 1,763 Reputation: 14463 Rep Power: 39 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: I am a traveller, May Jannah be my home ameen Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 04-14-2007 Assalamu Alaikum and both of you and the rest of the ummah as well ameen. Jazakum Allahu khair. fi aman Allah w'salaam __________________ Desires woo us 'till they captivate our souls, then we fall asleep in their embrace; when we wake up, we awaken in a fire that transforms ephemeral ecstasy into an eternal suffering that we can never escape. Ya insan! Welcome to the attachment of want in the brevity of life.

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Talha777 Account Disabled Status: Offline Posts: 514 Reputation: 1357 Rep Power: 0 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Canada Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 04-14-2007 Subhan Allah! I especially believe neglected Sunnat #4 (Supplication during gatherings of any kind) needs to be revived among the general Muslim populace. Supplication/Dua is a beautiful aspect of our religion, but I notice these days many Muslims hardly ever supplicate to Allah. This is because there is a certain arrogant notion that we can do major things without the help of Allah, therefore, why would we seek the help of Allah for even minor things? This is a result of pride and arrogance. We need to constantly remind ourselves that nothing we seek to accomplish can be without the permission of Allah Taala, so constantly beseech Him to grant our prayers!

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akhan Limited Member Status: Offline Posts: 8 Reputation: 5 Rep Power: 0 Join Date: Apr 2007 Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 04-15-2007 Mashallah you are getting so much savaab for this great post.... I do have a question about Sunnah #1... Is it ok for a sister to say salam to a brother first? I do try to follow this sunnah but whenever I do say salam to a sister (usually she's in hijaab so it's fairly obvious) she's pretty much shocked and stares, trying to remember if we had met somewhere....it's funny sometimes that we forget this sunnah so often

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khushnood LI Senior Member Status: Offline Posts: 153 Reputation: 129 Rep Power: 12 Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: india Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 04-17-2007 jazakallah!thanks sis charisma, for replying in such a short notice and for coming out with such a fantastic concept of teaching us the sunnah of the prophet(pbuh).

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akhan Limited Member Status: Offline Posts: 8 Reputation: 5 Rep Power: 0 Join Date: Apr 2007 Way of Life: Muslim	Salaam Questiton Answered - 04-18-2007 Jazakallah Khair charisma for a swering the questions i had about saying Salaam.

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Sister-Ameena* al-Muslimahಌ Status: Offline Posts: 1,008 Reputation: 4094 Rep Power: 12 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: -Lovely Canada- Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 02-15-2008 Mashaa Allaah, a top thread! I've bookmarked it, I'll read the rest later when I come back inshaa Allaah.

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pasionatemumina Member Status: Offline Posts: 52 Reputation: 22 Rep Power: 3 Join Date: Nov 2007 Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 02-24-2008 JazakALLAH an excellent reminder

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Souljette Souljette Of Allah Status: Online Posts: 957 Reputation: 3135 Rep Power: 6 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: All over the place Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: Reviving a Forgotten Sunnah - 03-01-2008 Assalamualikum sis charisma, i've heard alot about you and always wanted to read your works..mashallah sis...keep going..MAY Allah (S.W.T) reward you ..Ameen __________________ “The believers in their mutual kindness, compassion and sympathy are just like one body. When one of the limbs is afflicted, the whole body responds to it with sleeplessness and fever”.