Night_Knight
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Very cool. Never knew about them... Also the food looks so good. My friend is a Hispanic Muslim and he would really like this! Thanks for sharing.
Nice going brotherMashallah I've lost 15 pounds so far since the start of Ramadan. I feel great.
I wonder if Snapchat will do something like they did last year for the part of the last 10 days
Mashallah I've lost 15 pounds so far since the start of Ramadan. I feel great.
Nice going brother
Gained 10 on 21hr fasts -_-
it was a good thing a stayed up for Suhoor/Fajr with the rest of the days so that I'd be used to those extra prayers before then (seeing it is now the last ten/ now nine days)
you literally have no time to sleep in between lol
June 25th pictures of Makkah...
I wonder if Snapchat will do something like they did last year for the part of the last 10 days
What did snapchat do last year??
Not really, I didn't get a direct response from anyone saying what a madhab is.Others answered you so I didn't reply.
I know, I use wikipedia for a lot of stuff, just would've been nice coming from you since I was conversing with you.Its not very hard to google it either, it's not a niche term.
that's what I don't understand, you say there's nothing stopping me for choosing different schools for different issues - what about my personal beliefs? In fact, aren't those exactly what would dictate me choosing between the different rules in each different schools?But I kinda said it in my answers, it's a school of thought, there's 4 main ones, they differ in their approach to certain issues, there's nothing stopping you from choosing different schools of thought for different issues. You shouldn't blindly follow anything, the Quran even says as much. However, you need to make sure as you said you're not doing this because they are inline with your personal views, as this could lead you to be hypocritical in your way of thinking.
that's tough to follow (not your post) - there are certain things presumably even with the hanafi madhab that I don't agree. other things that I straight up disobey but that's a different story.actions which is a pretty big sin initself. I haven't found huge issues within the hanafi madhab so I usually go with them since that's also(kinda) the way I've been brought up. They exist because we as average people don't have the understanding of the Quran & the hadith to make 100% correct decisions as they aren't black & white / are very complex.
How the hell would we know if they are destined for the hellfire man? Just because they weren't Muslim? judgement is between them and god. we don't know what god thinks of each person. and also it sounds like you're saying that conversely, all Muslims are destined for paradise just by being Muslim and that definitely cannot be the case. I don't think being Muslim has to be a prerequisite in earning paradise - but it is supposed just be a huge helping hand in this reality.You can pray for non-Muslims when they are alive.
I understand why you would want to pray for someone who has passed away, but they are destined for the hellfire, they commited shirk etc while they were alive & didn't accept Allah.Let me put it this way, what do you intend to happen by praying for them? They can't be saved from the Hellfire if they knew about Islam(as far as i know) & rejected it, so what exactly are you praying for? I understand that it's not pleasant, but the person made their choice. It's obviously not up to me or any other person to say that they can't be helped but the quran and hadith I believe are clear. Otherwise what would be the point of Heaven/Hell?
If they were alive and suffering you're allowed to pray to lessen their suffering,for them to be enlightended about Islam as you can be forgiven up until death, such is the mercy of Allah.
This is what I've read & understand on the matter. You can pray for Non-muslims , the prophet(pbuh) used to all the time.
let's do it. can we do it this week?What he said, I'm down for another meet and greet if ye are.
that's how I've largely been following it. i'm a muslim in the sense that I believe in god, I can resonate with the first half of the shahada but lately I cannot really resonate with the second half. so in that sense, I have trouble identifying as a muslim.Your MSA leaders were pricks for not making dua for your friend! That is all I will say.
Islam is made to be easy and for all time. Just think about what makes a Muslim - the Shadat, the 5 pillars, and being a good person.
There is major differences in Sunni and Shia Islam, but that is only if you go deep into it. Likewise with some of the Sunni and Shia madhabs, but that is a story for a different time.
PS: Islam is the only religion that is between you and God and no one else comes in between.
can you do sometime this week?I'm down. PM me if you guys are around during the weekends since I dont fast that often during the work week
which is fine, if that's how they want to live their lives but yeah if they start going all haram police on everyone who isn't as wrapped up in religion it's going to get annoying. everyone's journey with and to god is different, and goes at each and everyone's own pace.Man I've had nothing but bad experiences with MSA in college campuses. Dudes were basically the Haram Police with zero chill.
na man, on the weekends I go upstate. if it works better for y'all in the weekend then you should meet up, but i can meet up with you guys if we do a weekdayAlso depends on Artisan if he's free on the weekend, I might also ask another gaffer if she wants to tag along. She's from NY as well.
I think this was the point where you PMed me right?EDIT: Artisan and effingvic, are ye lads still on for this weekend? I'm free on Sunday if that's alright with both of your schedules. I'm also gonna PM both of ye.
if saturday works out better for the two of you, by all means meet up. i don't think i can make it but lemme know if you guys wanna do a weekdayArtisan and Effingvic, our little get together is on hold until next weekend. EV's schedule doesn't line up. We can try next Saturday?
I'm caught up this week with college errands. I'm free this weekend, so whichever works for EV. Also checking with the other gaffer to see when she's free. She might have work. I guess it can be the three of us and then I can hang out again with Art another time?
P.S. EV if you happen to know any good spots to check out, let us know. Trying to see where I can grab a turn of Tekken 7 in the meantime.
na...I'm down for that as well. Apparently there might be on in Dave & Busters in Times Square? I'll ask Tekken Gaf.
So just got a message from one of my friends that this happened back home:
http://abc.net.au/news/2016-06-29/f...fiti-attack-at-thornlie-mosque-school/7552394
Alhamdulilah, no one was hurt.
I had been working out for about 7 months prior to Ramadan. I continued to do lighter resistance workouts starting thirty mins before maghrib. Two weeks ago my back became really sore so I stopped. I started again yesterday. Bad idea. My chest and back are destroyed. Pulled the muscles real bad I think. Definetly not gonna workout next time.
Only one week to go. How are you guys feeling so close to the endline?
I had been working out for about 7 months prior to Ramadan. I continued to do lighter resistance workouts starting thirty mins before maghrib. Two weeks ago my back became really sore so I stopped. I started again yesterday. Bad idea. My chest and back are destroyed. Pulled the muscles real bad I think. Definetly not gonna workout next time.
Definitely feeling more disciplined, but man I would be lying if I said I wasn't looking forward to my first morning coffee in a month next week.
Learned this lesson before and don't even attempt to work out during
Can't wait to start again after
Won't be able to move for a week after first day i betI cherish the weekend for this reason. The only time I can drink the sweet black nectar without having to worry about sleep.
And to break your bones on the first day
Smoking is haram.i wanna smoke on eid as a celebration...how bad of a thing would that be to do? i'll be away from my family.
if that's really really bad, i'll smoke the day after instead.
i wanna smoke on eid as a celebration...how bad of a thing would that be to do? i'll be away from my family.
if that's really really bad, i'll smoke the day after instead.
i wanna smoke on eid as a celebration...how bad of a thing would that be to do? i'll be away from my family.
if that's really really bad, i'll smoke the day after instead.
I heard a school teacher complain about 8 year olds not being able to study because they're fasting. I thought this would be reserved to adult.
At what age did you start?
I heard a school teacher complain about 8 year olds not being able to study because they're fasting. I thought this would be reserved to adult.
At what age did you start?
i wanna smoke on eid as a celebration...how bad of a thing would that be to do? i'll be away from my family.
if that's really really bad, i'll smoke the day after instead.
Asalaamu Alaykum all,
Thought I'd drop by and say Ramadan Mubarak, though the end of the month already approaches! Hope your fasting has been beneficial.
Sydney times are short so I haven't felt the fast as much, glad that from now on the time will increase insha'Allah. I spent a bit of the time in Lombok, which was actually pretty cool. I've travelled during Ramadan before and always felt it was a waste, but as Lombok is majority Muslim it was actually pretty awesome.
It's a form of self-harm, which I'm sure you're aware of, so you can deduce for yourself how bad that would be. Especially on Eid, of all days.i wanna smoke on eid as a celebration...how bad of a thing would that be to do? i'll be away from my family.
if that's really really bad, i'll smoke the day after instead.
Smoking cigarettes is makruh, but I wasn't talking about tobacco.Smoking is haram.
It is suicide and it causes 2nd hand smoking.
No.You're talking about tobacco right?
it's not ramadan on eid, but it's eid...it's not just another day. that's why i'm wondering if, considering it is a holiday, doing something i shouldn't be doing would be worse on that day.It's makrooh or haram depending on your school of thought(there's debate within them still).Makrooh = Heavily discouraged but not outright haram, but it shares side effects with haram substances. It's not Ramadan on Eid right? so I don't think it's any worse than smoking another day.
I'm deadass. I've refrained from smoking this entire month, but I want to do it again. God knows this.ARTISAN - COME ON MAN -_-. You cannot be actually posting this with a straight face.
This time I didn't have to pay for it. Why is it worse for my character? When I'm fucked up, that's the real me.Dude, Don't smoke.
Even if there was no religious reason, Its bad for your health, teeth, character and your wallet.
Okay, so I won't do it on Eid. I'll do it the next day.It's a form of self-harm, which I'm sure you're aware of, so you can deduce for yourself how bad that would be. Especially on Eid, of all days.
I was not talking about tobacco man...But if you insist on celebrating the holiest day in Islam like that, be sure to buy the most luxurious/expensive brand of cigarettes for that day
it's not really about the smoking it's about the getting high.Tobacco or not, I'd still discourage you from it.
There's nothing good from smoking.
it's not really about the smoking it's about the getting high.
Since Eid is next week, what days have people scheduled for vacation?
I am trying to figure out what days to take off.
I've booked Wednesday and Thursday off.Since Eid is next week, what days have people scheduled for vacation?
I am trying to figure out what days to take off.
I've booked Wednesday and Thursday off.
i wanna smoke on eid as a celebration...how bad of a thing would that be to do? i'll be away from my family.
if that's really really bad, i'll smoke the day after instead.
Asalaamu Alaykum all,
Thought I'd drop by and say Ramadan Mubarak, though the end of the month already approaches! Hope your fasting has been beneficial.
Sydney times are short so I haven't felt the fast as much, glad that from now on the time will increase insha'Allah. I spent a bit of the time in Lombok, which was actually pretty cool. I've travelled during Ramadan before and always felt it was a waste, but as Lombok is majority Muslim it was actually pretty awesome.
I heard a school teacher complain about 8 year olds not being able to study because they're fasting. I thought this would be reserved to adult.
At what age did you start?
Ramadan is going too quick. T_T
I've booked Wednesday and Thursday off.
Nice, I may do Wednesday.
Same man, really love this time of the year. Just feels so nice.I knowwwww. I always get a little depressed around the end of Ramadan. The first week is so festive. You see friends and family all the time. The middle becomes like a lull where you just kind of get into a routine and it doesn't feel as special. But the last week is when things get back to being exciting as everyone makes time for each other as the end draws near. My favorite time of the year.