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Menu on a poor memory:
The Prophet sallallaahu alayhi wasallam said there are two meals in a day; lobster and crab.
Though I really wouldn't mind that at all, plus all the other stuff the Somali fishermen throw back out to sea after the big catch.
Manners is a reflection of polished character.
How dusty are we?
Repetition breeds memorization, inshaallah!
What you cherish and love, you will never forget.
The difference between a person accepting dawah or not might lie in the embodiment of manners in the daa'ee.
The difference between a person accepting dawah or not might lie in the utilization of hikmah by the da'ee.
The technicality of something need not necessarily be known in technical terms and jargon to the one who truly masters the subject.
In no other science is the narrators in a chain more scrutinized and well known than in the Science of Hadeeth.
The Science of Hadeeth is so unique that it is incomprehensible to the non Muslims. The closest they could relate to was probably folktales and legends passed down from generation to generations by possibly unknown narrators in the chain.
Rice and banana may not be the best food combo for some people, or squid may seem appaling as a food item, just like dhabb was not appealing to the Prophet sallallaahu alayhi wasallam.
Somalia has the best food in the world, but unfortunately, they're thrown back to the sea after the catch.
Again and again, the differences among us is celebrated, highlighting:
Ar-Rum (30:22) And among His signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the difference of your languages and colors. Verily, in that are indeed signs for men of sound knowledge.)
A Hujuraat (49:13) O mankind! We have created you from a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes that you may know one another.
And...again, this demonstrates the many lessons that can be extracted from a hadeeth. Subhanallah!
More gems to come inshaallah...with the elaboration, biiznillah.
2 comments:
very interesting... suka baca.
makcik
kat sini makcik leh dgr fiqh of marriage dgn how to build an islamic household tp ni not the onethat I mentioned tu
http://audioislam.com/?series
this is the one I mentioned
http://www.ilmquest.org/default.aspx?skinid=1&affiliateid=10054
if i have notes, could I send it to you through email? you can put yr email here in the comment box and I can delete it afterwards if you want to keep it private.
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