Welcome to Islam brother. Allah (swt) guides whom He wills. My suggestion is to not follow the people in masjid as they might be wrong and going astray. Don't shave your beard and let it go because it is sunnah of the Prophet (saw). Seek the reward of Allah by following the Prophet (saw). You may take a lot of pressure to shave it off but always remember why you are doing it and try to please your Creator over the creation. Although this is important issue and related to not imitating the disbelievers, I think the more important issues that you may have needs to be taken care of. I think you should focus on understanding etiquettes of masjid...Saying the dua before you enter, praying 2 nafl salaam masjid, learning what you are saying in prayer, having a complete understanding of the Islamic creed. I hope we can help you do that and may Allah (swt) continue to guide you..ameen.

I found the whole collection line

who knew men could be so vain? (for blondes, brunettes, red heads and those distinguished manly men with a hint of gray)-- sigh.. what is this world coming to?

Where is the clear bottle for Bald Face?

ROFL .. that is probably coming up next in line?.. I don't think they would make much profit out of that one though?

wow i posted this forever ago


and i have a beard now........

so yay

Asalaamu alaikum (peace be upon you bro)



that's kool masha Allaah! beards are kool.. alhamdulillah. I remember this poem i read a long while back which encouraged me to grow it;

are men of jannah will grow beard
i ask this because hair nails are cellular manure in jannah there could be no impurity
can some one help me please ps i do have beard

Quite an interesting observation. I know that some people do consider a beard as being "nasty" for that reason. However, following the same logic we can see our bones in the same views. Our bones do consist of many old dead cells that have become the bone matrix. So if old dead hair is cellular manure so are our bones. I doubt if any body would suggest we remove our bones.

Now as far as our bodies in Jannah, I do not have the faintest idea as to what the bodies of people in Jannah will be composed of. What I do here it does not seem like they will be composed of the same material as earthly bodies. Although thoughts of Jannah are interesting, it is our thoughts and actions in this world that will determine if that even becomes an option to be concerned about.

We need to be concerned of what we do today, that will determine what we gain or lose tomorrow.

asalamualaikum brother
alhamdulilah welcome to islam

for me beard has grown only in my chin that to was growing very lightly..
so if i want to have full beard then did i shave frequently to get growth of my beard

i heard the beard cn nt be too long it has to be about as long as onesfist? im nt sure if dats true, bt mks sence as its nt too long so u cn look afta it n mk sure its clean etc.

beards hav dedicated shampoos loool??

or is taht a joke


why cant we just use our head and shoulders on our beards ?

Recorded in Al-Tirmidhi (2468) from Mu’aadh ibn Jabal that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The people of Paradise will enter Paradise with no hair on their bodies and beardless, with kohl-rimmed eyes, thirty or thirty-three years old.” This hadeeth was classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Tirmidhi.

http://www.islam-qa.com/index.php?ref=85022&ln=eng&txt=

Interesting considering that it is only in recent times that it has become understood that Hair is dead cells and in that sense would be an unclean waste product, not fit to enter Jannah.

oh it is for real according to the guy on the website, you should never use regular shampoo for your beard.. don't ask me why.. as I have no clue-- that guy the second on the left looks like an abolitionist it was really fascinating to look at the entire line of beard shampoos and conditioners

asalamu alaikum,

some scholars say that beard is wajib whereas others say it is only sunnah.

it depends which opinion you follow?