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How are we going to tackle s@nghi and libwrals when we don't know our history? brother Omar's channel is brilliant starting point and will be greatly loved even by those who are well educated in deep history.​

I'm so happy today that Allah accepted him to first Islam, and now to umrah. The amount of stuff he's been through, I cant even tell y'all. Leaving his family, leaving his birthplace, a real hijrath, the documentation required today, especially for reverts in India. alhumdulillah he's such an extremely active member in the dawah community, and the born muslim community too. May Allah bless him, and may Allah fill our hearts towards dawah, and the wish to save, or try to save our fellow humans from the​ fire of jahannam. Ameen.

Assalamualaikum. I am a post graduate of Structural Engineering, started my own Engineering/Real estate firm. If we have people here, in the field, or anyways interested, let's talk. Are you a student? Working? What are your plans, problems you face? Let's come together and help eachother. Muslims trying to enter Real estate, or buying properties, or non-muslims who wonder how to properly cater to muslim population, they can also be benefited.

Man I don't know why, but it hits. Right at the feels. Especially the part where all those that once were friends, but betrayed Edward, they are also sitting at the table! Man, tell me I'm not the only one!​​

It's just an 8min clip exposing their entire ecosystem.

Imām al-Ghazālī on the Devil’s Entrances into the Heart

Among the devil’s entrances into the heart are:

Partisanship toward schools of thought (madhāhib of fiqh and ʿaqīdah) and inclinations, rancor toward opponents, and looking upon them with an eye of contempt and disdain. This is among the things that destroy both the devout worshippers and the openly sinful alike.

For finding fault with people and occupying oneself with mentioning their shortcomings is a trait ingrained in human nature, belonging to the predatory characteristics [al-ṣifāt al-sibaʿiyyah].

When the devil makes him imagine that this is the truth, and it happens to accord with his natural disposition, its sweetness overwhelms his heart. He consequently devotes himself to it with all his energy, while being delighted and pleased by it. He imagines that he is striving in the cause of religion, when in reality he is striving in pursuit of the devils.

• Iḥyāʾ ʿUlūm al-Dīn.​

I don't celebrate mawlid, because we don't even know the date, and I do believe that it is a bidah. And that's enough. It doesn't give me a right to be inhumane or unislamic to those that celebrate it. In fact, I have very utmost respect to various scholars that celebrate it, and for me that's our difference of opinion.

We are not supposed to use the word kafir to kafirs on their face to hurt their feelings. Even if someone is doing the bidah of mawlid (according to me, atleast), he is still my​ brother in Islam. He has all the rights that any other brother in Islam has.

Same goes for those celebrating mawlid, and calling dirty names to those who don't celebrate it. Even in your madhab, mawlid is not fardh nor wajib. 

DO NOT EXAGGERATE.

Quote: " Shaykh Muḥammad ibn ʿAlawī al-Mālikī 🇧🇬 [d. 1425 AH/2004 CE] said:

❝If the Mawlid [celebration/gathering] includes anything that must be condemned, such as the mixing of men and women, committing prohibited acts, or excessive extravagance that the noble one whose birth is being commemorated [ﷺ] would not approve of, then there is no doubt that it is prohibited and must be prevented due to the prohibited matters it contains. However, in such a case, its prohibition is incidental [ʿāriḍī], not intrinsic [dhātī], as is clear to anyone who carefully considers the matter.❞

— Ḥawl al-Iḥtifāl bi-Dhikrā al-Mawlid al-Nabawī al-Sharīf. " end quote 

From scholarly reference:

Quote: "Etiquettes of Celebrating Mawlid ﷺ.

[1] Pure Intention: Celebrate to honor the Prophet ﷺ, not for showing off or for worldly gain.

[2] Simplicity: Avoid extravagance in food, clothes, decoration, or displays.

[3] Remembrance: Recite ṣalawāt, dhikr, Qurʾān, and poetry praising the Prophet ﷺ.

[4] Proper Gatherings: Promote learning, inclusion, family and neighbourly participation. Avoid mixing with the opposite gender.

[5] Charity: Instead of spending money excessively on clothes and decoration, feed the needy and show acts of kindness towards the orphans.

[6] Avoid bidʿah: Do not introduce practices contradictory to sharīʿah or claim obligation.

[7] Respect the Environment: Keep mosques, roads and Islāmic centers clean. Do not make noises, cause traffic blocks, and other havoc which causes people to be irritated." End quote.

There is no discription of music, free mixing or juloos. This must be understood by those people that celebrate it.

May Allah give us sound understanding, and ake us follow the character of the Noble Prophet s.a.w.

Jazakallah khair for reading.
Whatever right I wrote, is from Allah, and my mistakes are from me.