Asalaamu alaikum. I am from the UK and will be travelling to Medina in October insha'Allah for Hifz. I need to find a place to rent before I move, if anyone knows an available place to stay close to Masjid Nawabi, I would be very grateful. My budget is around 2000 -2300 Sar. Jazakallah
Hi, I want to read the English version of Mein Kamph, but I want the version that is absolutely closest to the original. From what I've seen there are 2 options, Ralph Manheim's 1943 & James Murphy 1939. Are these the best options or is their something more faithful to the original
I've never played bo2 zombies but need to do the ee for a trophy.
I'm a competent player, done all EEs solo on bo3, got to round 100 on a few maps, and I'm level 600. I'm gonna need to be carried on transit though because I don't know the maps or steps at all
I've never played bo2 zombies but need to do the ee for a trophy.
I'm a competent player, done all EEs solo on bo3, got to round 100 on a few maps, and I'm level 600. I'm gonna need to be carried on transit though because I don't know the maps or steps at all
Salaam, for the quran circles in masjid an-nabawi, how does it work after registering and being assigned a teacher.
Do i just walk in whenever or is there specific hours?
Is it open all day?
are there holiday periods where the halaqats arent open?
Is knowing arabic at the beginning an absolute must?
Do we sit and memorise or are we just there to read to the teacher and sent away after?
What happens if you miss classes?
Any questions answered are appreciate. Jazakallah
I have never questioned anything in islam before, there are things i do not like but i understand and do not question them. But this seems illogical to me. Theres a hadith(Sunan Nasa 3227) which says you should not marry the infertile woman, because the ummah should grow in numbers.
I know it is not forbidden, but its still disliked, how is this right? Hypothetically if every man followed the sunnah, and a woman is born infertile, then she would have no choice but to marry and old man, or be someones second wife, or marry men who already have children, how is this fair on the woman. Its as if your life as an infertile woman is set up to fail. I dont want to question allah and his messenger but i cannot wrap my head around how this is right, please some clarify.
The infertile woman is tested severely by being infertile, which is horrible anyway for a woman, the fact that she will never be a real mother. But on top of that we are told to not marry them, and we get reward for not marrying them too, it seems cruel
I know it is halal and fine to be someones second wife, or to marry old men etc. But for that to be your only choice as a young woman is just sad. If allah has deemed it so, then i will accept it but still, i would like for someone to explain the wisdom behind it, and not just say we need to boost the numbers, because that doesnt adhere to my point
For context i am a man
I have never questioned anything in islam before, there are things i do not like but i understand and do not question them. But this seems illogical to me. Theres a hadith(Sunan Nasa 3227) which says you should not marry the infertile woman, because the ummah should grow in numbers.
I know it is not forbidden, but its still disliked, how is this right? Hypothetically if every man followed the sunnah, and a woman is born infertile, then she would have no choice but to marry and old man, or be someones second wife, or marry men who already have children, how is this fair on the woman. Its as if your life as an infertile woman is set up to fail. I dont want to question allah and his messenger but i cannot wrap my head around how this is right, please some clarify.
For context i am a man
Salaam, I am looking to live there soon so i want to learn the language beforehand Insha Allah. What dialect is spoken there? I want to learn MSA because that is the closest language to the quran. Will that suffice? Jazakallah