Lets have questions eachother about sunnah that you know and PERHAPS someone dont know about this sunnah. Please give proves from Quran and sunnah with your answers if possible.
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1. Do U know that we should move our fingers while sitting praying in tasyahud?
2. Is it sunnah to kiss our parents hands to respect them? :brother:
Last edited by Dhulqarnaeen; 06-21-2006 at 02:59 AM.
Then which of the favours of your Lord will ye deny? Woe unto the repudiators on that day!
^ There is a hadeeth in Umdatul Ahkaam reporting that Abu Hurayrah used to wash his arms until it reached near his shoulder , and his feet until mid way up the calf , then he said " I heard my beloved friend Rasulullah saying ' Verily on Yaum al-Qiyaamah my Ummah will be called Ghurran Muhajjaleenfrom the signs of Wudhoo' ' So whoever is able to increase his light and shining (i.e. washing more of the arms,legs) then let him do it.
Note: The last part of the hadeeth ' So whoever is able to increase his light and shining (i.e. washing more of the arms,legs) then let him do it. is from the sayings of Abu Hurayrah and NOT of Rasulullah peace be upon him. This was merely an ijtihaad from the part of Abu Hurayrah since he wished that more of his body would be shining on Yaum al-Qiyaamah. But it's best to stay with the sunnah of the Prophet in making Wudhoo' Insha'allah
^ LOL not even close to that sis But come on.......join the game!! the next question given by sis Helen was "What is the sunnah in drinking?" and " what is the sunnah in marriage? "
na3am the hadeeth is daa'ef although some shyukh like albaani rahimahullah state that it is hasan in his kitaab saheeh al-jaami3 as-sagiir...you'l find this hadeeth in bhuluq al-maram..or if you wanna look at the sanad go to sunan abi dawuud , tirmidhi and ibn maajah....
the other hadeeth about entering the toilet is saheeh & it's narrated by anas bin maalik and it's in the saheehayn!
wa alaykum ass salaam
ass salaamu alaykum bro Dhulqarnayn....
i already gacv the takhreej for the gufraanak hadeeth ^^^ so there it is!!
as for Albaanee say in this hadeeth as a i rememeber he believes that this hadeeth is hasan becuase his opinion in 3ilm al-hadeeth is that the majhuul person yasluh fee ash-shwaahid wal mutaab3aat!!...it's a long story you don't really need to understand it!!
Great answer sis mawaddah. Masha Allah. But still you couldnt tell me HOW to comb my hair if in the future I have long hair :X . If thees no expanation from hadith then maybe you or sis amirah or sis sawal -hafidhahumullah- or any of my brothers -hafidhakallah- can tell me how those Yemenis used to comb their hair insha Allah.
I was doing some research for you on this Brother since you asked and this is the conclusion I came up with Baarakallahu Feek.
Well, according to Ulama such as Ibn Uthaimeen, Ibn Abdul Barr and others Rahimahullah, Growing the hair long is NOT a Sunnah for which the person will get reward for (Subhanallah I didn't know this!!) because there are ahaadeeth which report that Rasululllah peace be upon him shaved his head,or grew it long, or kept it short ,Ahadeeth came that his hair was until his shoulders, or between his ears and shoulders or until his earlobes, and there was no command for anyone to grow their hair long.
Sheikh Ibn Uthaimeen also said that if a person wants to keep his hair long, he should not do it under the claim of "following the sunnah" since this is not a sunnah, but rather it was only a practise and a tradition of those days and one who grows his hair long is NOT rewarded for it.
Ibn Abdul Barr stated also that if it has become from the custom of the foolish and the people with no Akhlaaq to keep their hair long, then one must not keep their hair long otherwise he might resemble these foolish people. Rasulullah said "Whoever resembles a people then he is from them"
Also another thing about keeping hair long is braiding the hair, There is a hadeeth which stated that Rasulullah entered Makkah and his hair was in four braids. The Ulama said that most probably it was only combed this way because Rasulullah was on a long travel and thus kept his hair in braids since he would not have time to attend to it whilst on travel Wallahu A'lam.But there is nothing wrong with braiding the hair in times other than travel also, as long as it is not against the normal customs of the people of the country.
As for HOW to comb your hair if you keep it long Brother, Then it does not matter how you do it as long as you keep your hair neat and orderly Insha'allah and this is a MUST for whoever has hair because Rasulullah said "Whoever has hair then let him take care of it"
However there is no hadeeth which mentions that women must comb their hair in a certain way and men should comb their hair in a different way, so we must not make it difficult upon ourselves and try to put rulings on ourselves which are not there. Simply comb your hair like how anyone with long hair would comb their hair.
As for how the Yemenis used to comb their hair....welll........from my experience in Yemen, I have never seen a Yemeni man with long hair. In fact it was the custom and tradition of Yemeni men to keep veryyyyyy short hair or to just be bald
So Akhi, just comb your hair as how you would normally comb your hair, if you wish to dye it then you may dye it, you can keep it long or short or bald or whichever way just as long as it is not going against Islam in anyway Insha'allah and is not imitating any bad customs.
As for how the Yemenis used to comb their hair....welll........from my experience in Yemen, I have never seen a Yemeni man with long hair. In fact it was the custom and tradition of Yemeni men to keep veryyyyyy short hair or to just be bald
hey maw you were away for too long....the new trend there was too grow your hair long !!!..everyone was doing it!!! even a couple of brothers grew there afro's .....
i was just about to post in the answer but hey..what the heck you got there b4 me .....
next question then Maw'!!....OH I JUST SAW...THE DRINKING 1!!
As for how the Yemenis used to comb their hair....welll........from my experience in Yemen, I have never seen a Yemeni man with long hair. In fact it was the custom and tradition of Yemeni men to keep veryyyyyy short hair or to just be bald
hey maw you were away for too long....the new trend there was too grow your hair long !!!..everyone was doing it!!! even a couple of brothers grew there afro's .....
i was just about to post in the answer but hey..what the heck you got there b4 me .....
next question then Maw'!!
LOL you serious Princess :eek: I can't imagine any spindly little Yemeni with long hair hehehehehehe and Afros too!! Oh my Oh my..........how did they put their turbans on then?
I saw this lol.... but i don't think it's relevant. ANy way it out laws a type of marriage (mut'a):
Muslim Book 007, Number 2801:
Abu Nadra reported: Ibn'Abbas commanded the performance of Mut'a putting lhram for 'Umra during the months of Dhu'I-Hijja and after completing it. then putting on Ibrim for Hajj), but Ibn Zubair forbade to do it. I made a mention of it to Jabir b. Abdullih and he said: It is through me that this hadith has been circulated. We entered into the state of Ihram as Tamattu' with the Messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him). When 'Umar was Installed as Caliph, he said: Verily Allah made permissible for His Messenger (may peace be upon him) whatever He liked and as Re liked. And (every command) of the Holy Qur'an has been revealed for every occasion. So accomplish Hajj and Umra for Allah as Allah has commanded you; and confirm by (proper conditions) the marriage of those women (with whom you have performed Mut'a). And any person would come to me with a marriage of appointed duration (Mut'a), I would stone him (to death). Qatada narrated this hadith with the same chain of transmitters saying: (That 'Umar also said): Separate your Hajj from 'Umra, for that is the most complete Hajj, and complete your Umra.
^ Sis Jazikallah Khair for the hadeeth.......but what we want are the sunnah's of marriage. That means the practises which a muslim should try to do since it was from the Practise of Rasulullah.
That Hadeeth is about the forbiddance of Mut'ah......not exactly what we're looking for
^ Hadeethan Kareeman Mubaarakan laakin Ya Ukhti hal naseetee annal akthareen la yafhamoon al lughah al 3arabiyyah?
Maalaki Ya Bunayyah? (Sheikhah Aisha style )
ya la33aaaabaaaat...how can i forget (hafidahallah)!!!...you know cause we memorised them in arabic ..it's kinda hard and would be a long process.. to translate it to english.. not long but you know what i mean .that's the first thing that's springs to mind!
and getting the correct exact wording in place!! haaaa!...that's another thing!
but i'll try the whole translating thing inshallah!! ..ONEDAY!....i think it's cause when i see you here i tend to get lazy cause i know you understand arabic sooo it's more simpler for me!!
^ Sis Jazikallah Khair for the hadeeth.......but what we want are the sunnah's of marriage. That means the practises which a muslim should try to do since it was from the Practise of Rasulullah.
That Hadeeth is about the forbiddance of Mut'ah......not exactly what we're looking for
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^ There is a hadeeth in Umdatul Ahkaam reporting that Abu Hurayrah used to wash his arms until it reached near his shoulder , and his feet until mid way up the calf , then he said " I heard my beloved friend Rasulullah saying ' Verily on Yaum al-Qiyaamah my Ummah will be called Ghurran Muhajjaleenfrom the signs of Wudhoo' ' So whoever is able to increase his light and shining (i.e. washing more of the arms,legs) then let him do it.
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But come on.......join the game!! the next question given by sis Helen was "What is the sunnah in drinking?" and " what is the sunnah in marriage? "
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I can't imagine any spindly little Yemeni with long hair
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