We all know, Allah SWT had commanded us to establish prayer.
This is an Obligation on us.
If young people are taught something there are chances that they'll hold it firm+
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My local mosque came up with a fantastic approach because of which scores of young boys who used to miss salah are attending regularly, Alhamdulillah. Even the FAJR!!!
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We all know, Allah SWT had commanded us to establish prayer.
This is an Obligation on us.
If young people are taught something there are chances that they'll hold it firm+
This is disgrace. May Allah forgive us.
So in order to avoid such time in coming future, we must teach our kids with great care and concern.+
For some reason if any kid, couldn't attend all the 40 days +
They've announced this at Friday prayer in probably all the mosque of our division, +
Kids are pretty enthusiastic and very actively participating in it. They are waking up early in the morning and coming to the mosques in group 😍
After every salah they are supposed to sit in group +
This is simply outstanding. I'm so so happy to see little kids in the mosque.
If any of the readers' want to help the cause with whatever little they want, they can DM, swearing on Allah that with complete faith I'll hand it to imam
There are people ready to donate for this cause+
Please, propose this to your imam or management head.Consider this
Jazakallah for reading.
Please do your part, just let it reach to a bigger audience.
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As we know, Rightwing Hindutva is the loudest proponent of the “Caste in Muslims” line.
Gullible Pasmanda activists fall for this charade while willing Quislings perpetuate it.
In this thread I give a rebuttal to each point of fitnāh made by this man.
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Lie!
This is not an assertion of superiority but a genealogical frame merely tracing descent.
Nor is it comparable to Caste as institutionalised and practised by Vedic Brahminism.
NB: The Prophet (S.A.W.) in fact first took up arms against his own tribe, the Quraish.
The Quran is clear:
“He has ordained for you of religion what He enjoined upon Noah and that which We have revealed to you, [O Muhammad], and what We enjoined upon Abraham and Moses and Jesus - to establish the religion and not be divided therein...”
Surah Ash-Shūrá Quran 42:13
The fact is, the Quran and The Prophet (S.A.W) lay great stress on the characteristics of superiority being righteousness and piety.
Tribal (again, not comparable to the caste system) membership did not denote superiority in religion.
This is a basic difference from Casteism.
What amateurs!
A fatwa is a non-binding legal opinion.
For more on the subject read this interview of Dr. @rezaaslan:
https://t.co/7CcEv3Up0D
As for Barani let us go on to the next tweet in this thread so I can tear your fabrications to shreds.
Gullible Pasmanda activists fall for this charade while willing Quislings perpetuate it.
In this thread I give a rebuttal to each point of fitnāh made by this man.
#Thread #PasmandaPolitics
The \u201cupper caste\u201d status of Sayeed, Sheikh, Quraishi etc among Indian Muslims comes straight from the Hadith where Mohammad claimed certain tribes as \u201cchosen.\u201d@Sanjay_Dixit https://t.co/MDL17iY9oo pic.twitter.com/LbepG6hlqy
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Lie!
This is not an assertion of superiority but a genealogical frame merely tracing descent.
Nor is it comparable to Caste as institutionalised and practised by Vedic Brahminism.
NB: The Prophet (S.A.W.) in fact first took up arms against his own tribe, the Quraish.
The Quran is clear:
“He has ordained for you of religion what He enjoined upon Noah and that which We have revealed to you, [O Muhammad], and what We enjoined upon Abraham and Moses and Jesus - to establish the religion and not be divided therein...”
Surah Ash-Shūrá Quran 42:13
The fact is, the Quran and The Prophet (S.A.W) lay great stress on the characteristics of superiority being righteousness and piety.
Tribal (again, not comparable to the caste system) membership did not denote superiority in religion.
This is a basic difference from Casteism.
What amateurs!
A fatwa is a non-binding legal opinion.
For more on the subject read this interview of Dr. @rezaaslan:
https://t.co/7CcEv3Up0D
As for Barani let us go on to the next tweet in this thread so I can tear your fabrications to shreds.
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