Assalamualaikum All,
I have recent;y signed up on this forum, I would like to get involved in Islamic talks. and like sharing Things with people mainly about Islam. I feel blessed being a Muslim and Would also like to help People who are unaware about Islam.I have tried creating a website Wherein I have tried writing some ayat and hadith...
This is interesting and essential topic too. we want to be Modest & humble . what are the ways to do them or implement them . Let the members suggest on this issue too.
Jazaak Allah Khair for such a warm welcome!
I would be glad to discuss this topic with all of you, and also please do let me know some more beneficial stuff related to it.
Some of the things related to Haya, looking forward to sharing with you All
Haya itself is derived from the word hayat which means life. This term covers a wide number of concepts. In English, it may be translated as modesty, shyness, self-respect, bashfulness, shame, honour, humility, etc. The original meaning of Haya according to a believer's nature, refers to a bad and uneasy feeling accompanied by embarrassment, caused by one's fear of being exposed or censured for some unworthy or indecent conduct.
Islamically Haya is an attribute which pushes the believer to avoid anything distasteful or abominable. It keeps him/her from being neglectful in giving everyone what is due upon them, and if for any reason he/she is not able to keep up with his/her commitment then they will feel extremely uncomfortable and ashamed about this. The reason being that he/she will have displeased Allah by breaking a commitment.
Haya plays a huge role in the lives of Muslims because it is a very important part of our Iman (faith/belief). If we do not have any form of haya within us then it is most likely that our Iman is very weak. For as it states in the following hadith:
Narrated by Abu Huraira (RA): The Prophet(SWT) said, "Faith (Belief) consists of more than sixty branches (i.e. parts). And Haya is a part of faith." (Bukhari)
Jazaak Allah Khair for such a warm welcome!
I would be glad to discuss this topic with all of you, and also please do let me know some more beneficial stuff related to it.
Some of the things related to Haya, looking forward to sharing with you All
Haya itself is derived from the word hayat which means life. This term covers a wide number of concepts. In English, it may be translated as modesty, shyness, self-respect, bashfulness, shame, honour, humility, etc. The original meaning of Haya according to a believer's nature, refers to a bad and uneasy feeling accompanied by embarrassment, caused by one's fear of being exposed or censured for some unworthy or indecent conduct.
Islamically Haya is an attribute which pushes the believer to avoid anything distasteful or abominable. It keeps him/her from being neglectful in giving everyone what is due upon them, and if for any reason he/she is not able to keep up with his/her commitment then they will feel extremely uncomfortable and ashamed about this. The reason being that he/she will have displeased Allah by breaking a commitment.
Haya plays a huge role in the lives of Muslims because it is a very important part of our Iman (faith/belief). If we do not have any form of haya within us then it is most likely that our Iman is very weak. For as it states in the following hadith:
Narrated by Abu Huraira (RA): The Prophet(SWT) said, "Faith (Belief) consists of more than sixty branches (i.e. parts). And Haya is a part of faith." (Bukhari)
Sis welcome to the forum and jazakillah khairah for your great advice.
While we are discussing modesty, I would want to know your views, How Would we see a person's modesty while planning to marry , what aspects are to be considered for Marriage? How is it if the Husband asks you to work after marriage knowing that in today world its so difficult for a women to go out and work in such an unislamic environment.PLEASE GIVE YOUR VIEWS AND SUGGESTIONS ON THIS.
Jazaak Allah Kahir
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