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Honouring the Neighbour
Imaam Abu Haneefah (rahimahullah) had a neighbour, in Kufah, who was a shoemaker. He would work the entire day, only returning home when night set in. He would bring back with him some meat or fish that he would prepare for his supper. After partaking of his meal, he would indulge in drinking liquor. As the liquor would begin to intoxicate him, he would sing the following words:
أَضَاعُوْنِيْ وَأَيَّ فَتًى أَضَاعُوْا لِيَوْمِ كَرِيْهَةٍ وَسَدَادِ ثُغْرٍ
Laziness in Salaah and Qadhaa
Question:
Assalaamu ‘alaikum
Respected ‘Ulama
Before Allah Ta‘ala blessed me to change my life, I missed a lot of salaah. Now, I have the burden of many years’ qadhaa salaah to make up. At the same time, I do sometimes miss a salaah now and again. I am struggling. I try to read one qadhaa after each daily salaah, but my time is always short and I have work to do, or need to see what …
Whose is it???
When a couple are newly-wed, they are excited to embark on their journey of married life. As they are still ‘starting out’ in life, there is a lot that they still require. Accommodation… furniture… appliances – and the list goes on.
Most couples will start out gradually, acquiring the absolute essentials first, thereafter obtaining the other items that they require. Perhaps a portion of the monthly salary will be set aside for this purpose, while gifts given by family and …
