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anonymous
06-09-2011, 02:21 PM
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I need help

I'm a high school student who use to dance for my school. I stopped dancing for my school when I started observing Hijab. Well this year my school is up for dancing. I dont want to brag but my schools hope is all on me, I use to always win. Another thing I have to deal with is the laughs and nasty comments im getting from girls who think they are going to beat my school. I know you are all thinking why do you care what people have to say? Well I guess my Imaan is a lil weak, and I hate to lose to these girls who are proclaimed enemies. I want to dance for my school this once and make it the last year. I know my audience is not only going to consist of girls it will be mixed thats whats stressing me out a bit. But I am not dancing for them, I am dancing for me. Doesn't Allah judge us according to our intention? My intention is not bad. I want to show them that I am still the best they have ever seen! InshaAllah. They will have to remember the girl in Hijab who kicked their a$$. I was born to dance I know this but I am not doing this for others. Allah knows that my intentions aren't bad but I want to be sure.

Jazakallahkhayran
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Hamza Asadullah
06-10-2011, 02:20 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by anonymous
:sl:

I need help

I'm a high school student who use to dance for my school. I stopped dancing for my school when I started observing Hijab. Well this year my school is up for dancing. I dont want to brag but my schools hope is all on me, I use to always win. Another thing I have to deal with is the laughs and nasty comments im getting from girls who think they are going to beat my school. I know you are all thinking why do you care what people have to say? Well I guess my Imaan is a lil weak, and I hate to lose to these girls who are proclaimed enemies. I want to dance for my school this once and make it the last year. I know my audience is not only going to consist of girls it will be mixed thats whats stressing me out a bit. But I am not dancing for them, I am dancing for me. Doesn't Allah judge us according to our intention? My intention is not bad. I want to show them that I am still the best they have ever seen! InshaAllah. They will have to remember the girl in Hijab who kicked their a$$. I was born to dance I know this but I am not doing this for others. Allah knows that my intentions aren't bad but I want to be sure.

Jazakallahkhayran
Asalaamu Alaikum, My sister you know the answer to this question in your heart but you want some justification that what you are doing on this occassion is acceptable but surely sister you should rknow that a female dancing infront of non mahram men who would be lusting over her dance moves and the way she moves her body as well as her looks is not only totally prohibited but absolutely immoral especially for a sister who wears hijaab in order to cover what is ordained for her to cover.

Also the dancer would be imitating western dance moves. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Whoever imitates a people is one of them. On top of that she has both men and women admiring her dance moves and if she is young and beautiful then it is even more cause for fitnah.

Surely it is shaythan who is trying to give you justification to do this by telling you: "Its the last time its ok dont worry you wont be doing it again. Dont let those girls beat you show everyone how you can beat them". Shaythan is clearly decieving you and tricking you into going ahead with this because he knows it will anger Allah.

The fact is there is absolutley no justification for you to do this whatsoever. So the choice for you is would you rather please your desires and your school by going ahead with this and at the sametime angering Allah or would you rather refrain from it and please Allah? It is your choice as we are beings of free will but know that we will suffer for the consequances of our actions in the hereafter and maybe even in this world.

Also know this death is near and could occur at any second. What would become of you if you went ahead and danced and whilst doing so died? How would you answer to Allah for making the decision to go ahead and dance?

We cannot decieve Allah by thinking we will do wrong and then repent for it. There are no loopholes as Allah knows what is in our hearts. If something is prohibited then there is no doubt we should keep away from it lest we anger Allah and do further damage to our imaan.

"The Halaal (lawful) is clear and the Haraam (prohibited) is clear." [Al-Bukhaari & Muslim]

My sister you are in your youth right now and there is NO doubt that this is the best time in anyones life to go towards Allah. Wew should NEVER decieve ourselves and think that we will live until old age for death can come to us at ANY second. Just by going to the graveyard we will see both Muslim men and women who have died of all ages.

How limited is our life and how can we really be sure that we will live until tomorrow. We have a 50% chance of dying at any moment and 50% is a huge chance of dying yet we live everyday like we will live forever in this world but we are asleep and so heedless. We do so much for this world and gain wealth, propertys and various other investments but if we die the next day then will this wealth and assets accompany us? The ONLY thing that will come with us is our good deeds. Our good deeds will be our companions in the grave and in the hereafter because they will be there for us when we REALLY need them the most, whereas what we gained in this world will leave us at the point of death.

So is it wise to spend our whole lives working for this world in expense of the next? Are we going to be here for that long that we should do so much for this world and neglect our final destination?

The succession of the night and day teach us an important lesson about this life; what goes will never come back again. This lesson is only understood by the wise people and leads them to invest all of their time in useful things as they realise that these times will never come back again. Once each second, minute, hour and day is gone it will NEVER come back. Yet our seconds go by and we do not even bother to ensure we make the best of how we spend them.

Rasulallah (Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam) urged us to use our time in a useful way when he said: “Grab five things before five others: your youth before your old age, your health before your illness, your wealth before your poverty, your leisure before your work, and your life before your death.” (Al-Hakim)

He also indicated that we are to be asked about these times and how we invested them in the judgment day. Rasulallah (Salallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said: “A servants two feet will not move on the Day of Judgement until he is questioned about four (things): His youth, how he spent it, his knowledge, how he acted upon it, his wealth, how he earned it and how he spent it and his body, how he used/wasted it.” ( Al-Tirmidhi)

Worship in ones youth is the best worship that one will do in all of ones lifetime and this is because of the fact that this is the time that one will have the most desires and this is the time when one has passion, drive, determination and energy. The youth must use all of these things in wanting to spend their time pleasing Allah and doing those actions which will benefit them forever and NOT wasting their time in useless talk or meetings and especially on social networks on the internet and video games all of which are of no benefit to one in this world or the next.

So for the youth it is even more crucial NOT to waste ones youth on useless pursuits but in the worship of Allah so that one can be raised on the day of judgement as one who spent their youth in the worship of Allah.

So, whoever used his time for the benefits and pleasures of this life will regret after he died and his remorse will be very great at two times:

When he is dying he will wish that he is given another chance or extension to his life so that he may do good as Allah says:

In Falsehood will they be Until, when death comes to one of them, he says: “O my Lord! send me back (to life),- In order that I may work righteousness in the things I neglected.” By no means! It is but a word he says. Before them is a Partition till the Day they are raised up. (23:99-100)

The key to success in this life and the next is making the hereafter the MOST important thing to us and making it our main focus. If we constantly keep the hereafter as our main focus everyday of our lives and strive as much as we can everyday to ensure that each second is spent on building up our hereafter then we will not go wrong inshallah.

Ibn Masood said: “I have never regretted anything as a day spent of my life without doing good deeds.”

How many days have we had like this where we have completely wasted them? On the day of judgement we would want to go back so that we could gain the HUGE rewards that are available just for saying Subhanallah!

Bilal ibn ass’d once said: if we are asked: ‘‘do you want to die?’’, we answer ‘‘No’’; and if we are asked ‘‘why?’’ we reply ‘‘in order to repent ad do good deeds’’. However if it’s said to us ‘‘Ok then do good deeds’’ we say: ‘‘Yes I will do’’; we keep working for this life everyday and postponing working for the hereafter.

We CANNOT afford to waste a single second in this life wasting it on that which will give us no benefit in this world or the next. Once our focus becomes the hereafter then NOTHING else will matter. Even things that we do in this world like work, study, look after and provide for family, parents, wife children etc will be like worship for us because we will do them for the pleasure of Allah. Even going to the toilet can be a worship if done in accordance with the Sunnah. Our WHOLE life from sleeping, eating, going to sleep and even breathing can become reward and worship with the right intentions so let us not waste a second more.

In the hereafter, when people are rewarded according to their deeds in this life, he wishes if he can go back to this life so he can do good deeds as he has experienced the hardness of punishment. Allah says:

They will say: “Our Lord! Twice hast Thou made us without life, and twice hast Thou given us Life! Now have we recognized our sins: Is there any way out (of this)?” (40:11)

Qatadah said regarding the last verse: By Allah, they don’t wish to go back to their families or clans, to get more of the pleasure of life, or to spend and fulfill their desires. Rather, they wished to return in order to perform and do acts of obedience to Allah - the Almighty -; God have mercy on those who do, in this life, the same good deeds and act of obedience that the unbeliever will wish to do when they meet the punishment in the Judgment Day.

Allah Also says:

But warn them of the Day of Distress, when the matter will be determined: for (behold,) they are negligent and they do not believe! (19:39)

Ibn Kathir provided the following translation for the latter verse:

(And warn them of the Day of grief and regrets) warn the creation of the Day of Distress.

(When the case has been decided) when the people of Paradise and the people of Hell will be sorted out, and everyone will reach his final abode which he was destined to remain in forever.

(While (now) they are) today, in the present life of this world.

(In a state of carelessness) with the warning of the Day of grief and regret, they are heedless.

(And they believe not) meaning they do not believe that it is true.


Imam Ahmad narrted that Abu Sa`id said that the Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said: “When the people of Paradise enter Paradise and the people of the Hellfire enter the Hellfire, death will be brought in the form of a handsome ram and it will be placed between Paradise and the Hellfire.” Then, it will be said, “O people of Paradise, do you know what this is?” Then, they will turn their gazes and look, and they will say, “Yes, this is death.”' Then, it will be said, “O people of the Hellfire, do you know what this is?”' Then, they will turn their gazes and look, and they will say, “Yes, this is death.” Then, the order will be given for it to be slaughtered and it will be said, “O people of Paradise, eternity and no more death, O people of Hellfire, eternity and no more death.” Then the Messenger of Allah recited the previous Ayah; then, the Messenger of Allah made a gesture with his hand and said: “The people of this life are in the state of heedlessness of this life.”

Let us get ourselves out of this heedless state that we are in and let us make our ONLY focus the hereafter so that EVERYTHING we do we do to please Allah. Before we do any action we should just stop and think to ourselves "Is this action going to be of any benefit to me in the hereafter"? If it is not then let us do that which WILL be of benefit to us. This brief moment of reflection will help us throughout our lives because it will prevent us from wasting our precious time and it will enable us to spend our precious seconds pleasing Allah and doing good deeds.

A clever and intelligent person realises that they have such limited time in this world and therefore each second should be spent on doing that which will benefit them in the long term as oppose to in the short term. Short term gains are what we do for this world and long term gains are what we do for the hereafter. Now if we spend our lives living for this world then we will have gains which are so short lived and after we die what will we have for eternity? Whereas if we lived this life to a minimum and spent our entire lives working for the hereafter then we will benefit FOREVER!

This world is like a dream that will end at any moment and in the next world we will wake up from this dream and that is when reality will hit us but by then it will be too late to do anything about it. Our chance to act is NOW! Therefore we CANNOT waste a second more.

Let us spend our time learning about Islam and implementing what we learn into our lives as well as teaching others what we learn as learning is the best of all worship.

Let us enjoin good and forbid evil and give as much dawah as we can inviting people to the way of Allah. Let us attend the Masjid and keep good connection with it so that we can gain a good connection with Allah. Let us keep good and pious company and disregard those who do evil as bad company is like poison for us. Let us sit with the scholars and learned people and those who remember Allah.

Let us spend our time reciting the Qur'an as every letter is so much rewards that we cannot imagine. We will be raised among the levels of Paradise until we stopped reciting the Qur'an in this world. So let us keep reciting so that we can be raised to the highest stages of Paradise. Let us also learn the meanings of what we are reading so that we can understand what Allah is telling us and so that we can implement what Allah is telling us in the Qur'an into our daily lives.

Let us perfect our characters all of the time and whatever we need to change about ourselves for the better then let us constantly work on these things.

Abu Darda (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, "Nothing will be heavier on the Day of Resurrection in the Scale of the believer than good manners. Allah hates one who utters foul or coarse language.''

Let us strive to be the best towards others in conduct and let us serve our parents as much as we can as serving ones parents is better than jihad.

Let us give as much as we can to charity for the pleasure of Allah for we will regret the money we wasted and did not spend in the way of Allah.

Let us also busy ourselves in prayer and much prostrations in the for of nawafil prayers because the more we prostrate to Allah in the form of prayer then the higher our ranks will be in the hereafter.

We should always ask of Allah in dua and know that dua is the weapon of the believer and this weapon should be used as much as possible for all of our duas that are not answered in this world will be stored for us in the hereafter and when we see the reward of those duas we thought were not accepted then we will wish that NONE of our dua's were ever accepted just so that we can gain these HUGE rewards.

We should be of the appreciative and thankful and always thank Allah for everything he has given us because he has done so many favours for us that we can never imagine. Allah gives more to the thankful and increases them in blessings.

-Allah likes those who are thankful [39:7]

-Allah rewards those who are thankful [3:144]

-Allah gives more benefits and blessings to those who are thankful [14:7]

-Allah protects those from harm who render Him thankfulness [54:34-35]


Also let us be patient through trials, hardships and adversities because they will help rid us of sin and it may be that a person who went through much trials in the world would face Allah with little or no sin and imagine how lucky that person would be on a day when we will tremble for the sins we committed in the world. What a terrible day that will be. So we should spend our time in repentance and have hope in the mercy of Allah and at the same time have fear that our repentance and deeds won't be accepted. Hope and fear should always be balanced and one should not have too much hope and one should not have too much fear but strike a balance between the two.

Let us keep our tongues moist with the remembrance and glorification of Allah, How easy is it for us to utter useless words but how much will we regret when we realise that instead of all the useless talk we did in the world we we could have glorified Allah and even one glorification of Allah like Subhanallah and La ilaha ilallah gains one rewards one cannot imagine. It is just that in this world we cannot see these rewards but when we will see the rewards for ourselves on the day of judgement then we will say "Woe to me i wasted my life in useless talk when i could have been glorifying and remembering Allah."

Hadhrat Mu'az [RA] narrated Rasulallah (sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said: “The Inhabitants of Paradise will not be grief stricken or sorrowful about anything they did in the life of the world except for the time they spent without being in the remembrance of Allah” (Tabaraani)

We can remember Allah where ever we are no matter what we are doing and this is the best thing we can do in our lives is to constantly remain in the remembrance of Allah. If we alwyas have Allah in our hearts then we will do EVERYTHING to please him and refrain from anything that displeases him.

The Prophet of Guidance (sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) told us that remembrance of Allah is the best and the purest deed.

Abu Dardaa narrated that the Messenger of Allaah (sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) said, “Shall I tell you of the best and purest of your deeds before your King, the one that elevates your position the most; that is better for you than meeting your enemies whose necks you strike and they also strike your necks, and better than spending gold and silver?” The companions said, “O Yes.” The Prophet (sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) then said, “Remembrance of Allaah, the Exalted.” (Ahmad, Tirmidhi and others).

My sister let us take heed and make the changes in our life NOW for tomorrow may never come and then we will regret the precious short time we have wasted in our lives on useless pursuits.

Let us think before doing any action to ensure that EVERYTING we do we do to please Allah and if it will benefit us in the hereafter then we should do it but if it will only waste our time then we should not do it.

We CANNOT put this off any longer for shaythan will always say to us "You can change after you have done this or after you have done that, You can change next week or tomorrow". But tomorrow may never come so the time to change and act is NOW!

Al-Hasan Al-Basri said: “Seek sweet happiness in three things: performing prayer, Remembering Allah, and reading the Holy Quran. If you find (delight in those three things), it is alright. But if you do not, it means that the door (to Allah’s Love and Mercy) is closed; so search for the reason.”

Another of the righteous men said, “How miserable people of the present world are! They pass away from it without having tasted the most delicious thing therein.” And when he was asked: “What is the most delicious thing therein?”, he said: “Knowing Allah, the Almighty, loving Him, and remembering Him.”

So let us strive to make the best of each second of our lives to ensure that each second is spent on pleasing Allah and each second that we waste on that which will not benefit us in the hereafter will be seconds that are wasted and seconds that we will regret FOREVER!

Have a read of this thread for you will find it most beneficial:

30 ways the youth should spend everyday of their lives!

http://www.islamicboard.com/manners-...eir-lives.html

If you do have anymore questions or need any help at all then please do not hesitate to ask.

And Allah knows best in all matters
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Flame of Hope
06-10-2011, 03:03 AM
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format_quote Originally Posted by anonymous
Doesn't Allah judge us according to our intention?
Yes, sister. Allah judges us according to our intention. And the only action that counts is that which is done for Him alone.

So if your intention is to do this for His sake, and you think that this will please Him, then go on right ahead. But if your intention is to prove to the world what a good dancer you are, then you would be doing this for worldly benefit and praise, which by the way, won't last.

So weigh your options in this manner and choose the one that will count in the Hereafter...
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tigerkhan
06-10-2011, 04:28 AM
isn't it a Shytan trap to involve u in haram thing...
ppl mostly do haram things only for themselves, not for others.
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Alpha Dude
06-10-2011, 06:15 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by Flame
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So if your intention is to do this for His sake, and you think that this will please Him, then go on right ahead.
This act is one that will not win favour with Allah, no matter how much she intends it to be for Allah's sake. It's like a person opens a kissing booth in order to raise money for charity. The intention might be very noble but the action is still obviously wrong. The ends do not justify the means.

Anonymous sister, you should reconsider. Don't give in to your ego.
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Flame of Hope
06-10-2011, 06:17 AM
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format_quote Originally Posted by Alpha Dude
This act is one that will not win favour with Allah, no matter how much she intends it to be for Allah's sake.
I was thinking she could figure that out on her own. It's a no-brainer.
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ardianto
06-10-2011, 06:26 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by anonymous
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Doesn't Allah judge us according to our intention? My intention is not bad. I want to show them that I am still the best they have ever seen! InshaAllah. They will have to remember the girl in Hijab who kicked their a$$. I was born to dance I know this but I am not doing this for others. Allah knows that my intentions aren't bad but I want to be sure.
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Can you feel an arrogance in your statement ? :)
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Flame of Hope
06-10-2011, 06:52 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by ardianto
Can you feel an arrogance in your statement ?
The sister is asking for advice. Instead of criticizing her and picking on only some of her statements, can we try to take a look at her situation and try to understand her? She has made it clear that she's the best her school has got....

format_quote Originally Posted by anonymous
I'm a high school student who use to dance for my school. I stopped dancing for my school when I started observing Hijab. Well this year my school is up for dancing. I dont want to brag but my schools hope is all on me, I use to always win.
It isn't that she wants to brag or boast. Her school hopes that she would participate because they think that she is the one who can silence her competition. The sister also admits that her iman is weak. She believes that her intentions are good..... because she is doing it for her school and because she can shut up wagging tongues.

It appears to me that she is also a new Muslim or one who has only just recently started to practice her religion. I think she is doing her best under the circumstances. She used to dance before but she gave it up. And the fact that she has bothered to ask for advice on this forum shows that she is striving on the path to do what is right.

She believes her intentions are good. But she isn't sure if what she is doing is right.

I merely pointed out to her that the only intention that counts is that which is done solely for Allah and it has to be for an act that would please Him.

It's obvious that making an exhibition of herself before a mixed group wouldn't please Allah. I wanted her to figure that out on her own.
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al yunan
06-10-2011, 08:43 AM
Walaikum Assalam sister,

The worst thing one can keep is regrets for it will eat at your Imman for as long as you will remember them. Therefore I say go for it and get it out of your system once and for all. Should you need a long and detailed explanation you let me know. Just don't repeat it, for if you do then you will regret it as well. So you see there is not much to celebrate about see it for what it is, a compromise.

masalam
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ardianto
06-10-2011, 09:38 AM
format_quote Originally Posted by Flame

The sister is asking for advice. Instead of criticizing her and picking on only some of her statements, can we try to take a look at her situation and try to understand her? She has made it clear that she's the best her school has got....
My intention was to remind her if shaytan was trying to provoke her.

But yes, I realized if I didn't give her an advice but only judge her. Maybe it's because I used only man's mindset in this case. Thanks to remind me. And to the OP, I am sorry.
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Ğħαrєєвαħ
06-10-2011, 12:15 PM
Assalaamu Alaaykum

I believe the situation is not whether ones intentions are reliable or only right but to ask whether what one is doing is part of the Qur'aan and sunnah.. So if the Qur'aan or sunnah doesnt suggest any of this, then what one can do is then stay away from the act as much as possible insha'Allaah..

An example is an individual wants to go to cinema with his family because it gets them together with family and such but they know watching movies isnt something considered as 'islamic' unless its a movie where one may learn about Islaam etc, (though in this case im not speaking of Islamic movie)but the fact is going to the cinema contains no real benefit for the individual in reality, either one will lose emaan and would continue in going to the cinema just to please family but you have to realise then are you pleasing Allaah? .. Going to the Cinema isnt the only way to enjoy time with family and Allaah is all wise he has made things easy for us, one would have an alternative such as inviting one over for dinner, going over to the their house, many other ways.. In other words intentions are only pure if the act is according to sunnah and Qur'aan.. But if one isnt aware of the act considered to being not part of Islaam then insha'Allaah there is no sin upon them and Allaah knows there intention..but if you are aware of the act containing some sin and still continue to do it while knowing its wrong and justify it by intentions i dont think thats correct.

But if the movie was Islamically appropriate and then Insha'Allaah no harm within it though i must admit i doubt there will ever be any Islamic movies in a cinema or so i have never come across anything. Now regarding the dancing, do you think that this will benefit you in this life and the hereafter or do you think Allaah knows better? I agree with akhee Hamza when he states

format_quote Originally Posted by Hamza Asadullah
Also know this death is near and could occur at any second. What would become of you if you went ahead and danced and whilst doing so died? How would you answer to Allah for making the decision to go ahead and dance?
it very important to realise that we do as much as we can and remember:

format_quote Originally Posted by Hamza Asadullah
"The Halaal (lawful) is clear and the Haraam (prohibited) is clear." [Al-Bukhaari & Muslim]
so we cannot justify what we want with what Allaah either forbade for us with our intentions..

This makes it more clear
format_quote Originally Posted by Hamza Asadullah
The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: Whoever imitates a people is one of them.
Dancing has never been part of the Islamic faith and the fact is as muslims we are required to follow the Qur'aan and sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (saw), now as far as I am aware dancing was never part of the Prophets character or anything he made permissable upon the muslims. And it would also look so wrong, so I believe it is a good reason to follow, the prophet (Saw) was an example for mankind and so we follow him and not those who he Allaah SWT and his beloved messenger told us to not imitate..
This means you cannot dance infront of non-mahram and adviced by knowledgeable individual even infront of women in some cases as it may cause fitnah and so whatever is a cause of fitnah isnt permissable, you can do so with your husband and so insha'Allaah there is no harm in that..(source: http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/9290/dancing)

Please correct me if I am wrong and i apologise if i have sounded harsh i had no intention to do so..
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Grofica
06-23-2011, 12:06 PM
format_quote Originally Posted by anonymous
:sl:

I need help

I'm a high school student who use to dance for my school. I stopped dancing for my school when I started observing Hijab. Well this year my school is up for dancing. I dont want to brag but my schools hope is all on me, I use to always win. Another thing I have to deal with is the laughs and nasty comments im getting from girls who think they are going to beat my school. I know you are all thinking why do you care what people have to say? Well I guess my Imaan is a lil weak, and I hate to lose to these girls who are proclaimed enemies. I want to dance for my school this once and make it the last year. I know my audience is not only going to consist of girls it will be mixed thats whats stressing me out a bit. But I am not dancing for them, I am dancing for me. Doesn't Allah judge us according to our intention? My intention is not bad. I want to show them that I am still the best they have ever seen! InshaAllah. They will have to remember the girl in Hijab who kicked their a$$. I was born to dance I know this but I am not doing this for others. Allah knows that my intentions aren't bad but I want to be sure.

Jazakallahkhayran

there is an old saying... at least in america and it is NOT islamic but it gives you something to think about but the saying is...


remember, the road to hell was paved with good intentions...

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