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Final quiz related to lessons 26 & 27 ⤵️

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🔺Note: The rulings related to the 'Eid Khuṭbah vary from that of the Friday Khutṭbah!

15. It's recommended to remain silent during the ’Eid Khuṭbah, but if there's a need to mention something, you can do so quietly without disturbing others. 16. If no Khuṭbah is established because there's no competent Khaṭīb, there's no sin upon them, because the 'Eid Khuṭbah is not obligatory - rather it's a highly encouraged. 17. During the Khuṭbah the khaṭīb stands on the ground facing the people without…
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𝗟𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻 27 | 27 Sha’bān 1444H

[Part 2] How to offer Ṣalātul ’Eid This is the final class in this series 1. When you arrive at the Muṣallā, you should sit down in rows. There is no Taḥiyyatul masjid for entering the Musallā. There's no Adhān, no Iqāmah, and no voluntary prayers to be offered before nor after the ’Eid Ṣalāh. 2. Continue saying takbīr out loud until the Imām arrives. 3. When the Imām arrives you should stop saying the takbīr…
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Fireworks & firecrackers:

When Sheikh ’Uthaymīn raḥimahullāh was asked about fireworks, he said: الذي أرى أن بيعها وشراءها حرام، وذلك لوجهين: الوجه الأول: أنها إضاعة للمال، وإضاعة المال محرمة، لنهي النبي ﷺ عن ذلك. والثاني: أن فيها أذية للناس بأصواتها المزعجة، وربما يحدث منها حرائق إذا وقعت على شيء قابل للاحتراق، وهي حية لم تطفأ. فمن أجل هذين الوجهين نرى أنها حرام، وأنه لا يجوز بيعها ولا شراؤها. I consider it ḥarām to buy and sell them for…
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Then Abū Bakr came and spoke to me harshly saying, "Musical instruments of Satan in the presence of the Prophet (ﷺ)?" Allāh's Messenger (ﷺ) turned his face towards him and said, "Leave them." When Abū

Examples of some Ḥalāl forms of entertainment: 1. Playing the duff (drum) in the case of women only, but it must be free from any metal jingles. 2. Sisters can sing and dance amongst themselves - without musical instruments (with the exemption of the duff). The lyrics must not fall contrary to the Sharī‘ah and they must not be heard by strange men. 3. Brothers can recite poetry 4. Wrestling 5. Go-carting 6.…
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10. Before proceeding to the Muṣallā, it is recommended for one to break their fast by eating an odd number of dates. It comes from the ḥadīth of Anas raḍhiyallāhu ’anhu that the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ

💡Benefit: https://t.me/madrasatuna/1408 11. The Sunnah is to proceed to the Muṣallā via one route and to return via a different route. It was narrated from Jābir raḍhiyallāhu ’anhu who said: “On the day of ‘Eid, the Prophet ﷺ used to vary his route.”[ Bukhari] 12. You should greet fellow Muslims with a cheerful face and share meals with the righteous amongst them ’Abdullāh ibn ’Amr narrated that a man once…
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Lā ilāha illā Allāh waḥdahu

Ṣadaqa wa’dahu Wa naṣara ’abdahu Wa a’azza jundahu Wa hazamal Aḥzāba waḥdahu Lā ilāha illā Allāh lā na’budu illā iyyāhu Mukhlisīna lahud dīna wa law karihal kāfirūn These forms are all authentic. And it's preferable to vary between them so people are not misled into thinking that only 1 form is correct and the rest are incorrect. 2. Continue to wake up for Tahajjud during the last third of the night as you used…
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𝗟𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻 26 | 26 Sha’bān 1444H

In this lesson we will cover the sixth and final matter in this series; what relates to ’Eidul Fiṭr. This lesson will be divided into two parts. In part 1 (this class), we will mention a systematic schedule that a Muslim should observe on ’Eidul Fiṭr, and in part 2 we will go through some of the issues related to Ṣalātul ’Eid. [Part 1] We will begin by mentioning 3 introductory points: POINT 1. Definition of…
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🔺Note: Each scoop filled to the brim without any excess.

🔺Note: Each scoop filled to the brim without any excess.

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How they measure 1 Ṣā’ in Yemen:

Sheikh ’Abdulḥamīd ḥafidhahullāh said: «وقد قدره شيخنا يحيى حفظه الله بما يوازي خمس علب من علبة الأناناس المعروفة، وقدره بعضهم بما يوازي أربع علب من علبة الشربة التي تسمى الشوفان» “Our Sheikh Yaḥya ḥafidhahullāh estimated it to be equivalent to five cans of the standard can of pineapple, and some of them estimated it to be equivalent to four cans of oatmeal porridge.” https://alzoukory.com/?p=20700
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The correct opinion is that Zakātul Fiṭr is a right owed to the poor; similar to monetary Zakāh, so it's obligatory to fulfil it even after the deadline has passed. Although it's not permissible to de

➢ 19. What is to be said when distributing Zakātul Fiṭr? There is no specific supplication/remembrance to be said when distributing Zakātul Fiṭr.
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Zakātul Fiṭr is for the poor (Faqīr) and needy (Miskīn), as mentioned in the ḥadīth of Ibn ‘Abbās: “The Messenger of Allāh (ﷺ) obligated Zakātul Fiṭr as a purification for the fasting person from wast

➢ 13. Does the recipient have to be Muslim? Undoubtedly, the needy Muslims are more deserving of this, so one should strive to give his Zakātul Fiṭr to those Muslims in need. And most of the scholars have said that Zakātul Fiṭr must be distributed to the Muslims. ➢ 14. Can one poor person receive multiple donations? It's permissible to distribute Zakātul Fiṭr to a number of poor people or to give it all to one…
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than the laws of inheritance and endowment - provided it comes out alive. However, some of the Salaf recommended to give Zakātul Fiṭr on their behalf.

than the laws of inheritance and endowment - provided it comes out alive. However, some of the Salaf recommended to give Zakātul Fiṭr on their behalf.

➢ 7. Is it permissible to give Zakātul Fiṭr on behalf of other people; like friends and distant relatives? Yes, but they must be informed beforehand so they can make the intention, as “actions are judged by their intentions.” [Bukhāri & Muslim] ➢ 8. What is Zakātul Fiṭr given as? Most of the scholars have said that Zakātul Fiṭr may be given from the common Staples of the country; dates, barley, raisins, wheat,…
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𝗟𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻 25 | 25 Sha’bān 1444H

The fifth matter which the scholars discuss under the book of Ṣiyām is what relates to Zakātul Fiṭr, and this is what we will cover in today's lesson InshāAllāh. This lesson will be presented in a Q&A format. ➢ 1. What is Zakātul Fiṭr? • Zakāh is mandatory charity. • Fiṭr is to break/end the fast; here it refers to the end of Ramaḍhān. When the two words are combined, the second (Fiṭr) becomes the cause/time…
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Yesterday's class ⤵️

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The Prophetic Ṣā’ - الصاع النبوي

The Prophetic Ṣā’ - الصاع النبوي

Notice how the weights vary‼️
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Questions for lesson 24 ⤵️

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Questions for lesson 23 ⤵️

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Questions for lesson 22 ⤵️

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Questions for lesson 21 ⤵️

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Questions for lesson 20 ⤵️

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Questions for lesson 19 ⤵️

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May Allāh grant our brothers success.

They have lifted a great burden off our shoulders. From now on, if you have any general questions please use this email ⤵️ [email protected]
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And more specifically, during the odd nights of the last ten nights, due to saying of the Prophet ﷺ: “Seek it in the last ten days, and seek it on the odd nights (i.e. the 21st, 23rd, 25th, 27th, and

Therefore, according to the strongest opinion, Laylatul Qadr occurs in one of the odd nights from the last ten nights of Ramaḍhān. 🔺Note 1: Sheikh ’Uthaymīn raḥimahullāh concluded that Laylatul Qadr does not always occur on the same odd night everytime, rather it varies between one of the odd nights from year to year. For example, during the Prophet's lifetime it occurred on the 21st night on one particular…
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𝗟𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗻 24 | 24 Sha’bān 1444H

The fourth matter which the scholars discuss in the book of Ṣiyām is what relates to Laylatul Qadr, and this is what we're going to cover in this lesson InshāAllāh. This lesson will be presented in a Q&A format. ➢ 1. What is Laylatul Qadr? • Laylatul Qadr is the best night of the year. • Allāh described it as a blessed night. [Ad-Dukhān 3] • It is better than a thousand months. [Sūrah Al-Qadr 3] 🔺Note: it…
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