HARAM WATER – ISTIHRAM & ISTIHLAL – THE LOCAL SHAIKH MADE PEPSI HARAM – HOW DO WE KNOW IF SOMETHING IS PERMISSIBLE TO USE OR EAT

The principle ruling concerning any kind of matter is that of permissibility and purity (That is, they are to be considered permissible and pure unless proven otherwise).

If someone, therefore, claims that an object is impure, or haram, then the burden of proof is upon him to bring forth some evidence for the impurity of that object.

If he does, his conclusion will be followed.

If he is not able to bring forth such proof or if he does not present an acceptable proof, then our judgment will be according to the original principle, and the original principle is, that it is free of any impurity.

This applies to all matters and all foods. Unless they are explicitly forbidden to us, either via the Speech of Allah or the Sunnah of His Messenger ﷺ, the product/food/liquid/material is permissable for us to eat/drink/taste/use. … More HARAM WATER – ISTIHRAM & ISTIHLAL – THE LOCAL SHAIKH MADE PEPSI HARAM – HOW DO WE KNOW IF SOMETHING IS PERMISSIBLE TO USE OR EAT

EASY TO REMEBER DAILY DUAS – PRINT OUR DUAS FOR FAMILY – SUPPLICATIONS THAT ARE TRANSLITERATED – EASY TO READ

Supplicating to Allah is of the best things a Mulim can do, but there are certain supplications that should be used in certain situations to get the most out of that particular situation, as was the pracitce of rasulAllah saws, and those closest to him.

This list which you can print out and place in places as a reminder (Like on the inside of the front door, so as to remember to say it as you leave the house) that will come in very handy, as you and your family strive to memorize these supplications.

I have also inserted a latinised verion of the words, for those not yet able to read Arabic, the transliteration helps along the way, in sha Allah. … More EASY TO REMEBER DAILY DUAS – PRINT OUR DUAS FOR FAMILY – SUPPLICATIONS THAT ARE TRANSLITERATED – EASY TO READ

KHUTBAH – خطبة – NIYYAH AND IKHLAS – ONE GOES WITH THE OTHER?

One of the first things a sincere Muslim must do is to have the correct intention. The intention is so important that Ibn Hajar in his Fath al-Bari Sharh Sahih al-Bukhari, and Imam Al-Nawawi in his Arab’ayeen used the hadith “Actions are judged by their intentions”, as the first hadith. The first thing a student of knowledge learns, is the hadith about intentions.

“Actions are (judged) by motives (niyyah), so each man will have what he intended. … More KHUTBAH – خطبة – NIYYAH AND IKHLAS – ONE GOES WITH THE OTHER?