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Hungry?…

Posted by muslim1 on December 12, 2007

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Hungry?…How about a piece of the flesh of your dead brother.

Allow me to remind you brothers and sisters about backbiting…. 

Firstly, what is backbiting?

In Saheeh Muslim it is narrated from al-‘Alaa’ ibn ‘Abd al-Rahmaan from his father from Abu Hurayrah (RA) that the Prophet (PBUH) said: “Do you know what gheebah is?” They said, “Allaah and His Messenger know best.” He said, “That you say something about your brother that he dislikes.” He was asked, “What if what I say about my brother is true?” He said, “If what you say is true then you have gossiped about him, and if it is not true then you have slandered him.” 

Gheebah (backbiting, gossip) means that a person mentions the faults of his Muslim brother in his absence, which he would not like if he heard about it, [If it’s true then its backbiting, if it’s a lie then it’s slander].-(IslamQ&A) 

On the authority of Abu Huraryrah:“Beware of backbiting, for backbiting is more serious than adultery. A man may commit adultery, and drink [wine], and then repent, and Allah will forgive him. But, the backbiter will not be forgiven by Allah until his [backbitten] companion forgives him.”[Suyuti, Al-Jami` as-Saghir, 1/174, #2919, from Ibn Abid-Dunya, and Abush-Shaykh, Al-Tawbikh.]-(Sunnipath)

   “… neither backbite one another. Would one of you like to eat the flesh of his dead brother? You would hate it (so hate backbiting). And fear Allaah. Verily, Allaah is the One Who forgives and accepts repentance, Most Merciful” [al-Hujuraat 49:12]

 Causes of ghibah[backbiting]

1.      Thirst for revenge. Backbiting one’s brother and obtaining gratification from his anger.

2.      Peer pressure. Desire to fit in with and be accepted by one’s companions.

3.      Desire to exalt one’s self by degrading another. In the same way, one may become jealous when another is praised, and therefore seek to disparage him.

4.      Jest and play. A desire to make others laugh. Some people even make a living out of this.

Cure for ghibah[backbiting]

Realize that it exposes you to the displeasure of Allah, the Exalted. Remind yourself that you’re good deeds will go to the person whom you are backbiting, and his sins will be borne by you. Ponder over your own faults, and occupy yourself with correcting them. Feel ashamed to discuss the faults of others when you yourself have so many faults. If you are really free from fault, then occupy yourself with thanking Allah for His favor. Just as you would dislike someone else backbiting you, put yourself in the place of the one whom you are inclined to backbite.

“Indeed, truthfulness leads to righteousness, and righteousness leads to Heaven. And, a man [continues to] tell the truth, until he is recorded before Allah as a truthful one. And, indeed, lying leads to evil, and evil leads to Hell. And, a man [continues to] lie until he is recorded before Allah as a liar. [Bukhari, Muslim]

Insulting a Muslim is impiety, and killing him is [a form of] unbelief.” [Bukhari, Muslim, Ahmad, Nasa'i, Ibn Majah, Tirmidhi, Tabarani, Daraqutni.](Taken from Sunnipath)

-A final tip from Muslim1, to himself first, and then his Muslim brothers & sisters, When you mention someone’s name or reference to them, that’s a big sign that your about to backbite. So bite your tongue.

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Learn Arabic

Posted by muslim1 on December 4, 2007

 Books in Arabic, excellent practice: Click Here

Good lectures:Click Here 

Links to other Links, look for what fits you:Click Here 

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The Kuffars are coming! The Kuffars are coming!

Posted by muslim1 on November 29, 2007

The Kuffars are coming! The Kuffars  are coming!

60,000/150=400 books a year written against Islam.

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Here is something you might have not known…Contextualization is where Christians take verses from the Bible and replace them with similar verses from the Qura’an and write them in Arabic and spread them out in the Muslim Ummah. When a Muslim sees this, they say “God’s words” but in actuality they have fallen into the traps of the Christians. SubhanAllah, Allah(SWT) has indeed promised us that He(SWT) will protect the Qura’an from being distorted, but we have to take note that, will Muslims be around to make Allah’s Words on top and everyone else’s on the bottom? Islam will always be around, but will Muslims be around? What can we do here today is be aware! And warn other Muslims, and inshaAllah we will not fall into the trap of these Christians and stand firm on this Deen till Judgment Day.

Furthermore, Kuffars use the well known verses and Dua’s by the Muslims. As you will see Dr. Zakir Naik explain; for example, before they start a trap they will put “Bismillah Arahman Araheem”, or they will write “Allah Mahabah” but it looks like “Allah, Mohammad”(in Arabic)

-[Muslim1]

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***It says Allah, Mahabah NOT Allah, Muhammad***

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJ9KFo-O6kM

“This day have I perfected for you your religion and completed My favor on you and chosen for you Islam as a religion.”- Qur’an 5:3

Islam is a completed religion by God, I guess it’s only natural that Non-Muslims try to steal from Islam, instead of joining it, but they will be held responsible! A person can see them everyday the supposedly religious ones look for doubts to fuel there day.{Muslim1}

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Contextualization and Bible translation

Contextualization is also used in the study of Bible translations in relation to their relevant cultural settings. It was adopted formally by a gathering of scholars in the Theological Education Fund (TEF) [1] in its mandate to communicate the Gospel and Christian teachings in cultures which had not previously experienced them. Prior to the use of the word contextualization many cross-cultural linguists, anthropologists and missionaries had been involved in such communication approaches such as in accommodating the message or meanings to another cultural setting.

The word continues to be used theologically, mainly in the sense of contextualizing the biblical message as perceived in the mandate originated by Jesus in the gospel accounts. However, since the early 1970s, the word’s meaning has widened. It is now used by secular, religious and political groups to render their message into different settings by adjusting or accommodating words, phrases or meanings into understandable contexts in respondent cultures.

Contextualization in practice

An individual may espouse a particular worldview within a context of his or her knowledge and understanding, background, and culture: for instance, a Muslim may hold a monotheistic view of God within the context of his religion. Contextualization addresses the question of whether that monotheistic God is the same as the monotheistic God within another religion, e.g. Judaism.

In order to enable ideas to be compared across the boundaries of different faiths, a whole series of religious terms will be needed to be contextualized as part of the flow of knowledge from one to the other.

{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contextualization}

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Links to Muslim1’s choices

Posted by muslim1 on November 21, 2007

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This is a good website for various things {click on Audio, Q & A, etc.}
http://www.sunnahonline.com/main.htm
http://abdurrahman.org/index.html

Good lectures & videos here
http://nadeem.lightuponlight.com/indexaudios1.html
http://www.salaattime.com/anwar.html
www.halaltube.com

http://www.aswatalislam.net/
http://www.lightuponlight.com/islam/

Good website
http://www.islambase.co.uk/
http://english.islamway.com/
http://www.sultan.org/books/

Good PDF books
http://www.islambasics.com/

Hadith & Quran

Sahih Bukhari & Muslim

http://islamtomorrow.com/downloads/index.asp

Quran in your language

http://www.islamway.com/SF/quran/

Arabic

http://www.islamway.com/?Islamway&iw_s=Scholar

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