Ramadan: Why are the most Arabs worst Muslims?
Quran 9:97] The Araabi are the worst in Unbelief and hypocrisy, and most fitted to be in ignorance of the command which Allah hath sent down to His Messenger: But Allah is All-knowing, All-Wise. 49:14] The Araabi say, "We are Momin." Say, "You have no Iman; but you (only)say, 'We are Muslim' For not yet has Iman entered your hearts. But if you obey Allah and His Messenger, He will not belittle aught of your deeds: for Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful."
I am Muslim, and yes I do wear skirt because it is a way more comfortable than pants/jeans.As we know that Muslim women have to be modest in clothing, so wearing skirt is a good option. You can mix and match the top with blouse, cardigan, blazer, long sleeve shirt, etc, as long as it covers your body and not too tight.This is my favorite maxi skirt which I usually wear to school.Cheers :)
Of course you can wear jewellery!Fasting is a period of discipline whereby the abstinence from sex, food and drink (aren’t they all the same thing?) during the dawn to dusk cycle is only the tip of the iceberg in the development of piety and the devotion to God’s commands for that one month, whether the days are long as in the summer or short as in the winter or consistent as at the equator!The training of one’s mind and the submission of one’s will to go against the most natural of bodily demands for short periods of time, like interval training is the real discipline and benefit of Ramadaan.Of course, the greater focus on charity, study of Qur-aan and neighbourly goodwill/kith and kinship that is also exhibited and enhanced during Ramadaan is significant as part of the entire Ramadaan package. One should exit Ramadaan a better person and more focused than when one entered it.The wearing of jewellery is not prohibited but if you know that your jewellery makes you prideful and patronizing towards others who are not as fortunate as you are, then maybe you need to be less so, and if that means wearing less jewellery, then maybe that is what you should do! You may even go so far as to give it away or sell it and give the money to charity!But that is personal choice and not a fard or even sunnah! If your jewellery makes you feel good as a person, then there is certainly no harm in wearing it and enjoying it.
Let us ask QuranThe month of Ramadan in which was sent down the Qur’an – the guidance for mankind, the direction and the clear criteria (to judge between right and wrong); so whoever among you witnesses this month, must fast for the (whole) month; and whoever is sick or on a journey, may fast the same number in other days; Allah desires ease for you and does not desire hardship for you – so that you complete the count (of fasts), and glorify Allah’s greatness for having guided you, and so that you may be grateful. (185)West or East north or south it is compulsory to fast.After completing the count of fast glorify ALLAH means celebrate the festival. Which is known as Eid Al_FitrThanks…
Not really. It's our free choice to enjoy a meal before fasting or you could just sleep and not eat before facing a long day with no food.Food would give you energy and water would quench your thirst through out the day. And working all day without sehri is rather tiring.
Ramadan Sect - Muslimahs, Do You Believe That?
Bismillahi Rahmani Rahim Salaam Alaikum wa Rahmatullah First, you have to understand that rape is not about sex, it is about control and rage. Men have been known to rape elderly women in their homes, so it matters little if a woman is wearing skimpy clothing or full purdah. What protects a woman most is adhering to the laws of Allah and using common sense. If a woman is not IN an alley at night, she has zero chance of being accosted there. If a woman lets her father, brother, or husband protect her, then that is the best way to remain safe. Of course, wearing hijab can protect her against the casual harrassment of men whistling or following, though unfortunately there are many young Muslim men who have bad manners and even bother married niqaabi sisters with children! This is because the Ummah is in a sad state and people do not fear Allah. The Muslim woman wears proper hijab out of obdedience to Allah. This does not mean she will not be tested. This does not mean that a woman who does not wear hijab "asked for it" or "deserves" assault and rape. Such crimes are always the fault of the man. The hijab is only an outward reminder that we should have taqwa. It is taqwa that protects us, not some piece of cloth. And Allah knows best. Fi Aman Allah, Nancy Umm Abdel Hamid
Do Muslim extremists attack Muslim women who wear hijab (occassionally)?
LOL!!! say to her this "JOKE!!!" and then say it again "JOKE" i live in pakistan in the province of punjab and in its most rough and tough city sialkot where people think later hit first. and there is no such thing like that. and tell her if we do research we come to know those extremist are just bought mercenaries not actual muslims. tell her even she can buy one of those if you want. those afghan people are not that much expensive. tell her no can hurt you. NO ONE!!!! if you are in actual muslims they never even hit girls. most think it is a cowardly act. if you live in some place where there is a muslim socitey. then just tell her you have free body guard service for you cuz muslim men dont take harm on muslimahs easy we get mad LOL!!!!!. and who cares about those extreemists? they are not even muslims. i can bet 50% of them dont even know how to offer sallah. yes i can bet that. of course i am not talking abotu talibans in afghanistan but those fake ones in pakistan and al quaida and stuff like that. afghani talibans are ok with me. they dont kill innocent people. anyways tell your mama that no one can have guts enough to harm you. cuz then some guys would ripe out there guts LOL!!!! PIECES!!!!!
If a woman has no hair on her head, should she still wear hijab (since a woman's scalp is definately unsexy)?
Salam for you dear. Yes she should wear hijab although she has no hair on her head (bald),because her neck should be covered and her bald should not be seen by others As you know hair is the crown of a woman.So if she has no hair,she loss her crown.For avoiding others know that she loss her crown,so she should wear hijab although she is bald In hadits Muhammad pbuh prohibited woman to save her small hair on her forehead and to remove her eyebrows. Based on this hadits,it is haram for woman to save her hair off regularly without special reason..
All Islamic instructions are applied from the puberty normally , when the girl become a woman and a boy become a man, before that the boy/girl are a child and not responsible for his actions.Most of the times parents prefer to encourage their children to practice the Islamic instructions earlier for the sake of getting used to it.As an additional, from IslamQA (She did not know the signs of puberty so she did not fast in Ramadaan, out of ignorance):A woman is deemed to have reached puberty when one of four things happens:1 – When she reaches the age of fifteen.2 – When her pubic hair grows, which is hair around the private parts.3 – When she emits maniy (fluid released at climax).4 – When she starts to menstruate.If one of these four things happens, then she has reached the age of puberty and she is now regarded as accountable, and she is obliged to do acts of worship just like adults. If a woman did not know that puberty begins in this manner, then there is no sin on her for not fasting, because she was unaware, and there is no sin on the person who is unaware so long as he was not negligent about learning or finding out when he was able to do so. But she must hasten to make up the fasts that she missed because when a woman reaches the age of puberty, she becomes accountable and she must make up the fasts that she missed during the time when she was accountable. She must strive to work out how many days she missed after she reached puberty, and hasten to make them up so there will no longer be any sin on her.