Anyone experience this? Ive had the buds for a couple months. Gonna contact Samsung for warranty tonight, but im just curious if this is a common thing. Googling has not produced anything recent for these models.
Idk yall, im just seeing what yall think. These were taken a couple of days ago, before the torrential downpours that we are getting in the US South.
For some references, my husband is a vendor for a big box store that is trying out vegetables this year, so i have some veggies from him that we are testing, and stress testing, and experimenting with. (For example, I have 11 Sweet 100's, because he's a crazy psycho and wants tomatoes) so the sweet 100s are what we are doing the experimentation with lol
Overall, I have like, 15 tomato plants, a half bed of Adirondack blue potatoes, some bush beans, a couple different pepper plants, leeks, onions, lettuce and spinach, Scallop Squash, asparagus beans, carrots, radishes (last year with those. Never know what to do with all the radishes). A blackberry bush gathered from the yard, and some strawberries
I tried for watermelon, but none of the seeds germinated, so I may pick up a sapling if its not too late.
If yall have any suggestions or tips for anything, lemme know :)
Hello, all.
Just like the title says, im curious if there are academic/hermaneutical podcasts about the Quran/Hadiths/Islam in a similar scope to the Bible for Normal People like they do for Christianity.
Thank you for any recommendations :)
Hello all.
Per the title, I am an auto technician of the female variety. Im seriously considering the hijab, though i haven't officially reverted or anything. I'm still figuring things out, tbh.
But I am drawn to Islam through listening to the Quran.
Anyway,
This particular head covering would be work only, and likely black because grease and stuff. (Then we have fun designs for outside work)
But, I dont want the ick of the various fluids and stuff from the vehicles I work on to get *into* my hair. What would be recommended? Just additional layers or something?
Tbf, my hair doesnt normally get gross like that, but material does get on my face just from the regular work. I mainly just dont want to lie down in like, coolant, for example, it soak into the hijab, and then its all in my scalp and I dont have a spare scarf to swap to.
Thank you
Hey, everyone
Im new to learning about Islam, though after reading a few posts and responses, I believe this is the right group for me to be in. I think yall understand the baby steps are nuanced a bit more than more traditionalist views?
Anyway, so, the Qur'an is the first book I've dived into, and I've made it to Surah 49! Ive also heard of the Hadith and how its intended to be the primary interpretation of the Qur'an, but rather than fuse the hadith into the Qur'an, it is separate. (Appreciated, btw) I just haven't begun searching out a book to listen to what it says, so I dont know.
So, my understanding is that the Hadith was created about 200 years after the Prophet Muhammad passed, and the Qur'an was written down about 30? 50? Years after his passing.
But.
Why is the Hadith presented to be just as important as the Qur'an?
It was written by man, right? Some of those men are also reported as having heard the Prophet saying certain things, but where did they get these men's statements? Did they have journals or memoirs written down? And then, why is the Qur'an not enough?
Hello, all, I am listening to the Qur'an for the first time, and im only in Surah 34, so I know i have a ways to go. I just want to learn and understand.
Some questions about the head coverings and modesty, based on Al Nur (since I haven't gotten any context further than that)
If modesty in a western country/region is at a different level from modesty in the SWANA region, and then at a different level from modesty in eastern country/region, would the dictates of modesty then be relative to that country/region?
> so if someone dresses modestly according to western society, but then travels to somewhere in the SWANA region, they would be scandalous, and would need to conform to the modesty of that region.
> who dictates what is modest vs not?
And then, headdresses. Ive seen some historic paintings on an educational YouTube video that shows a woman with a hair covering similar to a bonnet. (Im not sure where the painting is from, exactly). Then, we have the hijab and the niqab, which, to my understanding, is dependent on the specific practice of Islam.
> so, what would dictate what headdresses are appropriate, and where? Is it specific practices? Different fiqh? Cultural preferences?
Thank you