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Bring my Son Back to Life
Sayyiduna Anas (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) recounts the following amazing incident:
We once visited a Sahaabi (radhiyallahu ‘anhu) who was extremely sick. While seated with him, his illness reached its final stages and he passed away before we could even leave his home. We then used a piece of cloth that belonged to him to cover his body.
One of us then turned to his aged mother, seated at his head side, and attempted to console her saying, “Be hopeful of Allah Ta‘ala’s …
Wudhu FAQ (#1)
Q: Is it necessary to wash the area between the sideburns and ears in wudhu?
A: Yes, it is necessary.
Q: Is it necessary to remove rings, earrings, bangles etc. when making wudhu?
A: If water reaches the area beneath the rings, earrings and bangles without removing it, it will not be necessary to remove the rings, earrings and bangles. Otherwise it will be necessary.
Q: Is it necessary to repeat the wudhu if you clip your nails after …
Cripple or Capable?
There was a Sahaabi by the name of Sayyiduna ‘Amr bin Jamooh (radhiyallahu ‘anhu). This Sahaabi, although severely crippled, did not allow his handicap to prevent his heartfelt desire to serve and strive in the path of Allah Ta‘ala.
When the announcement to enlist for the expedition of Badr was made, he too eagerly prepared to march out and fight for the cause of Islam. However, to his utter disappointment, his sons refused to allow him to join the …
