Jimas 2006

  • Thread starter Thread starter Rabi'ya
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 42
  • Views Views 7K
Rabi'ya

Rabi'ya

Revert4Life
Messages
3,302
Reaction score
292
Gender
Female
Religion
Islam
a5.jpg


:sl:

Jimas this year has been announced. InshAllah i am going with my hubby and hope to share a room with some other sisters.

This is a worthwhile event - I went last year and it was truly amazing. I learnt alot.

www.jimas.org

:w:

Rabi'ya:rose:
 
Last edited:
Salam
Jazakillah Khayr sis for the reminder. I went to the one 2 years ago and it was very good mashallah. Unfortunately ill be at the Umar ibn al-Khattab conference so i cant go
Wassalam
 
awwwww!!! id soooo much love to go but i dunno bout ma parents :'( :'( :'( :'(

:w:
 
Assalaamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatulaahi Wa Barakatuh

This year i think i might just pass. During last year it wasn't really benefical however the experience was awesome- so many Muslim's, the islamic environment and the sister/brotherhood- nice! I liked it all! But i didn't like many of the speakers.

To all those going make sure what you learn is from Quran and Sunnah and take FOOD with you and some CASH!

Wasalaam
 
lol yeahhh. The food isnt too nice. I think i'll bring some money for food. Yeah i don't like what sohaib hassan said a couple of times. Like; there isn't jihad anymore, and; a woman can show her hair to her fiance.... which is from a DA'EEF hadith.:heated:
:w:
 
~Mu'MiNaH~ said:
lol... i'm not too fond of sohaib hassan:sister:. Got weird views:giggling:.
:w:
Click to expand...


Salam
Since you mentioned it, neither am i. Im not fond of either Suhaib Hasan or Hamza Yusuf. I dont like their views and neither do my teachers
But Allahu-Aa'lam
Wassalam
 
Salaam

sohaib hassan said a couple of times. Like; there isn't jihad anymore
Click to expand...
who is this brother and what evidence has he used to prove this point.
 
I really enjoy Sohaib Hassen's lectures. I've never heard him say anything that's not right. He makes me laugh aswell. lol.
 
i wish my family were more into going to events like this....i have to make a big fuss just to be able to go to talks locally....hmmmpft....
 
:sl:

It is not a good idea to speak about people who have more knowledge than ourselves. It's also very easy to misunderstand something, or state something which someone did not hear directly, and pass it on as false information. So it might be the case that Sh. Suhaib Hasan did not mean what you think he did; have you tried clarifying it with him or anyone else?

A quick look at his biography indicates to me that he is a very knowledgable brother and deserves to be respected. Speaking about him on a forum or anyone else for that matter will not help very much.

[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Verdana, Arial]Sheikh Suhaib Hasan Abdul Ghaffar, born in India but brought up and educated in Pakistan. After completing Islamic and Arabic studies (Fadil Arabic, 1960) and English language studies (B.A. 1962), he joined the newly-set-up Islamic University at Madinah, Saudi Arabia for higher studies in the faculty of Sharia. Here he studied under a galaxy of prominent scholars such as Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Baz, Muhammad Amin al-Shanqiti, Muhammad Nasiruddin al-Albani and later his father Sheikh Abdul Ghaffar Hasan. After graduating in 1966, he began his career as a teacher and worker in Islamic Dawa at Nairobi, Kenya on behalf of Darul Ifta. In 1976, he moved to London where he engaged in Islamic Dawa especially through the forum of Al-Quran Society. Currently he is the chairman of Masjid & Madrasah al-Tawhid Trust and Secretary of the Islamic Sharia Council of Great Britain. SOURCE[/FONT]
Click to expand...

Jazakallahu Khayr

:w:
 
^^ Masha Allah.

Assalaamu Alaikum

Sheikh Suhaib Hasan is a very good sheikh. I liked the talks he did at Jimas, he was one of the best speakers. I suggest people attend the masjid he runs, At-Tawheed. The people their are upon Qur'an and Sunnah.

If you are unsure about a sheikh's opinions or idea's, and you think they are not upon Qur'an and Sunnah, then at least do research, find this out from them! Enquire to find out from them not from people's speech's.
 
Salaam

Ok fair enough so do any of you guys know his view on jihad.
 
:sl:
I heard what he said with my own ears. And it's kind of hard to misinterpret 'there isn't ant jihad today *smiles*. *long pause* I am an old man and people are already scared of me, so I don't want to say anything to scare anyone."
Everyone just looked around at each other and where like... 'huh?'
Fair enough, he's learned, but we shouldn't follow sheikhs and scholars to the point that we believe every word they say without even questioning it.
Oh yeah, and masjid at-tawheed is a nice masjid true. Been there before.
Allah knows best.
:w:
 
Wa Alaikumussalaam Wa Rahmatulaahi Wa Barakatuh

Sister when he said 'there isn't any jihad today"...what did he mean it by? Did mean to say don't go for Jihad or people are not actively taking part in Jihad according to Qur’an and Sunnah?
 

Similar Threads

Back
Top