admin on October 21st, 2009

An Amazing lecture by Sh. Said Rageah, may Allah preserve him.

و الحمد لله رب العالمين

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admin on July 11th, 2009

I know that some people say that this beard, or this niqab are “just a shell,” an outer covering, and by “shell” they mean something of no value. Ok, I’ll suppose that it’s just a shell, but I want to ask a question, a question which I know the answer to and which everybody on the face of the earth will answer just as I do: “Have you ever seen a core exist without a shell?”

I mean, a banana – could a banana ever be this way without its peel? An orange, an ear of corn, a grain of rice, a grain of barley, anything? A tree, with its bark, could the tree ever exist without a shell? This is something nobody would claim, there could never be a core without a shell.

So the few hairs on the face that people belittle, this is what covers the heart. And I have tragic stories I could tell. I’ll tell you one, without delving into the details, because it really doesn’t deserve it, but this is one of the things I’ve come across….

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I’m saying that this beard, it isn’t just a bunch of hair on a man’s face – it’s a covering for the heart, to protect the heart.

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admin on June 27th, 2009

“In our country, we cannot accept that women be prisoners behind a screen, cut off from all social life, deprived of all identity,” -Sarkozy

This whole niqaab/burka talk in france is so asburd. And no it doesnt just urk me because I am a niqaabi myself, rather it should urk all muslims. Forget the debate, whether [...]

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admin on July 28th, 2008

When I’m sitting on the sidelines watching my friends chat their lives away with guys, trying to find a place to sit where I cant be seen. Trying to find someone to chill with who wont invite a guy over to join the convo….The words ring in my head.

When I’m listening to the painful [...]

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admin on April 24th, 2008

Assalamu Alaykum,
VVERRYYY interesting!

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admin on July 4th, 2007

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admin on July 1st, 2007

It seems Muslim women have taken a liking to being like the west…what they don’t realize, is they have everything to lose.
‘Women of this society were told by their feminist mothers…”Do something with your life; don’t depend upon a man to take care of you; don’t make the same mistakes I did.” So they have [...]

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admin on June 12th, 2007

I recently learned of a planet two galaxies from earth which is quite different than ours. The planet is covered in light blue hair, which grows out of the ground. A yellow liquid, which is said to look like ice cold lemonade, fills their ponds and runs from their taps. On this planet, lives a [...]

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An article written by a Christian woman—

THE REALITY
Between the Israeli assault on Lebanon and the Zionist “war on terror,” the Muslim world is now center stage in every American home. I see the carnage, death and destruction that have befallen Lebanon, but I also see something else: I see you. I can’t help but notice [...]

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admin on April 10th, 2007

shyness….self-respect….bashfulness….shame….honor….humility….bashfulness….

constraint….coyness….decency….delicacy….demureness….diffidence….discreetness…. humbleness….humility….inhibition….innocence….meekness….purity….quietness….reserve simplicity….timidity….virtuous.
The Prophet said, “Faith consists of more than sixty branches. And Haya is a part of faith.” (Bukhari)
Narrated on the authority of Anas bin Malik, the Prophet said: When lewdness is a part of anything, it becomes defective; and when haya is a part of anything it becomes beautiful. (Tirmidhi)
Abdullah ibn Umar [...]

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