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27 July 2011
Manners
Question 1
Must one cover the food before they sleep at night?
Answer:
(Regarding covering the utensils sheikh Ubayd picked up a glass and turned it upside down) and said cover your utensils as a disease may fall into it during the night as the Prophet sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam mentioned.
I asked him what if we wake up in the morning and realize that food hasn't been covered and he said that I see that you don't eat it.
Question 2
Some Muslim men wear tight clothes. Questioner asks about that.
Answer:
The awrah (for the man) is from the navel to the knees and the private parts must be covered. It’s not allowed to wear clothes that reveal the body such as tight or see-through clothing.
Must one cover the food before they sleep at night?
Answer:
(Regarding covering the utensils sheikh Ubayd picked up a glass and turned it upside down) and said cover your utensils as a disease may fall into it during the night as the Prophet sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam mentioned.
I asked him what if we wake up in the morning and realize that food hasn't been covered and he said that I see that you don't eat it.
Question 2
Some Muslim men wear tight clothes. Questioner asks about that.
Answer:
The awrah (for the man) is from the navel to the knees and the private parts must be covered. It’s not allowed to wear clothes that reveal the body such as tight or see-through clothing.
21 July 2011
Siyaam - Fasting
Question 1
Is it permissible for a pregnant woman who is sick to stay at home and miss the ‘Eed prayer?
Answer:
Yes it is allowed for her not to go to the ‘Eed prayer due to sickness
Sheikh Muhammad Abdul-Wahhab Al- Banna (3rd Shawaal 1426)
Question 2
Can a pregnant woman break her fast?
Answer:
Firstly, every Muslim must know, male and female, that pregnancy on its own is not a reason for someone to break their fast. Rather, the pregnant woman has also been addressed to fast the month of Ramadan. For it is only one month in the year and a pillar in Islam.
Secondly, if the pregnant woman sees some sickness (due to her fasting) such that the fasting becomes difficult while pregnant, for example, she vomits or she gets headaches, in this situation she can break her fast and fulfill the fast afterwards.
Thirdly, If the pregnancy affects her unborn child such that she knows this by way of a trustworthy Muslim doctor (male or female) then she may break her fast also.
If she cannot find a Muslim doctor then a non Muslim doctor who is known for his skill in this field.
Question 3
What advice can you give us for this month of Ramadan?
Answer:
Let it be clear to every male and female Muslim that fasting is not prescribed to just keep away from food and drink but it also includes keeping away from evil actions. The Messenger sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam said that whoever does not leave evil talk while fasting then Allaah has no need that he leaves his food and drink. One should strive to benefit much in this month and strive to do good deeds. One should fulfill the obligations and is encouraged to perform the extra duties. In this month the good deeds are magnified and the sins are forgiven. So I advise you to guard the obligations of Allaah, those obligatory duties such as the Prayer and the Zakah (Charity). I advise you to be righteous to your parents and to keep the ties with your family. You must fulfill your trusts and be truthful in speech. You must fulfill your promises and oaths and other than that from the good deeds.
Question 4
During ‘Eed prayer, some people say that you shouldn't hug each other as it is not from the sunnah, what do you say?
Answer:
I say that there is no harm in this as some of the pious predecessors did it.
Sheikh ‘Ubayd Al-Jaabiree
Translated by Abdulilah Lahmami
www.markazmuaadh.com
Is it permissible for a pregnant woman who is sick to stay at home and miss the ‘Eed prayer?
Answer:
Yes it is allowed for her not to go to the ‘Eed prayer due to sickness
Sheikh Muhammad Abdul-Wahhab Al- Banna (3rd Shawaal 1426)
Question 2
Can a pregnant woman break her fast?
Answer:
Firstly, every Muslim must know, male and female, that pregnancy on its own is not a reason for someone to break their fast. Rather, the pregnant woman has also been addressed to fast the month of Ramadan. For it is only one month in the year and a pillar in Islam.
Secondly, if the pregnant woman sees some sickness (due to her fasting) such that the fasting becomes difficult while pregnant, for example, she vomits or she gets headaches, in this situation she can break her fast and fulfill the fast afterwards.
Thirdly, If the pregnancy affects her unborn child such that she knows this by way of a trustworthy Muslim doctor (male or female) then she may break her fast also.
If she cannot find a Muslim doctor then a non Muslim doctor who is known for his skill in this field.
Question 3
What advice can you give us for this month of Ramadan?
Answer:
Let it be clear to every male and female Muslim that fasting is not prescribed to just keep away from food and drink but it also includes keeping away from evil actions. The Messenger sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam said that whoever does not leave evil talk while fasting then Allaah has no need that he leaves his food and drink. One should strive to benefit much in this month and strive to do good deeds. One should fulfill the obligations and is encouraged to perform the extra duties. In this month the good deeds are magnified and the sins are forgiven. So I advise you to guard the obligations of Allaah, those obligatory duties such as the Prayer and the Zakah (Charity). I advise you to be righteous to your parents and to keep the ties with your family. You must fulfill your trusts and be truthful in speech. You must fulfill your promises and oaths and other than that from the good deeds.
Question 4
During ‘Eed prayer, some people say that you shouldn't hug each other as it is not from the sunnah, what do you say?
Answer:
I say that there is no harm in this as some of the pious predecessors did it.
Sheikh ‘Ubayd Al-Jaabiree
Translated by Abdulilah Lahmami
www.markazmuaadh.com
07 July 2011
Chatting with the opposite sex via the internet
03 July 2011
Taharah - Purification
Can one wear crocodile skin garments such as shoes, bags and coats?
Answer: No this is not allowed
Question 2
Concerning the urine of baby boys and girls if it comes upon ones clothes what should they do?
28 May 2011
Salaat – The Prayer
Sheikh ‘Ubayd was asked concerning a person who is not able to attend the Friday prayers since the masjid is too far and he would not be able to make it to the masjid and back to work, can he establish the Friday prayer at his workplace with a group of fellow Muslims?
Answer:
If the situation is as is mentioned then is it allowed to do that.
Question 2
What is upon us in regards to the Amir/Leader of the Masjid? What if the Imam falls into innovation?
Answer:
It is obligatory to know that there isn’t actually something called an Amir of the Masjid or community. In a non-Muslim country, whoever builds the Masjid, they are the ones who take care of the Masjid; they appoint an Imaam, a Mu’adhin, care taker. They take care of the affairs of expenses etc.
They are only responsible for the Imaam and Muaadhin and don’t have authority over the people. If the Imaam falls into innovation, he is to be advised. You can pray in his Masjid as long as he is upon Sunnah and his innovation is not disbelief or shirk.
18 May 2011
Leave off the websites !!!
his audio is related to a post the difference between a student of knowledge and a student of the Internet. It's a phone conversation between Shaykh UIbaid Al-Jabiree and a Student of the Net from Algeria.
At the end of the conversation the shaykh asked the student to define Tahaara, Linguistically and Islamically. He couldn't do it. However, he wasted the Shaykh's time asking about an issue that was lights years above his head. In fact he didn't know the manners of asking a question. The shaykh advised him to avoid the websites that were dealing with topics that didn't concern him.
http://abuaaliyah.multiply.com/journal/item/173/The_Difference_between_a_Student_of_Knowledge_and_a_Student_of_the_Internet
http://abuaaliyah.multiply.com/music/item/97/Leave_off_the_websites_
At the end of the conversation the shaykh asked the student to define Tahaara, Linguistically and Islamically. He couldn't do it. However, he wasted the Shaykh's time asking about an issue that was lights years above his head. In fact he didn't know the manners of asking a question. The shaykh advised him to avoid the websites that were dealing with topics that didn't concern him.
http://abuaaliyah.multiply.com/journal/item/173/The_Difference_between_a_Student_of_Knowledge_and_a_Student_of_the_Internet
http://abuaaliyah.multiply.com/music/item/97/Leave_off_the_websites_
08 May 2011
Sitting with Sheikh Zayd Bin Haadi Al-Madhkhali and Sheikh ‘Ubayd Al-Jaabiri
28th April 2011 – 24/5/1432
(Translated by Abdulilah Lahmami)
Over 500 students attended this gathering in Madinah mashaallaah and other scholars such as Sheikh Muhammad bin Haadi al-Madhkhali , Sheikh Muhammad Bin Rabee’ Bin Haadi.
The night began with Sheikh Muhammad Bin Haadi chairing and introducing the scholars present in particular the guest Sheikh Zayd Bin Haadi Al-Madhkhali (may Allaah protect him) and he called him father, our teacher, Al-‘Alaama Sheikh Zayd the flag bearer of Sunnah and fatwa after the mujaahid, the scholar Sheikh Ahmed Najmi rahimahullaah.
Sheikh Muhammad Bin Haadi said: this gathering reminds me of the sittings between the scholars that are mentioned in the books of the scholars’ biographies whereby the scholars would clarify the correct path and warn against the ignorant ones, the false story tellers. The scholars would take from the inheritance for the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam with the correct understanding and would uncover those with the false understanding.
Sheikh Zayd began by praising Allaah and sending peace and blessings upon the Messenger sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam and prayers upon his family and companions. And then Sheikh Zayd said:
As I said yesterday in the lesson in Masjid Bani Salima (qiblatain) that when Sheikh Muhammad Bin Haadi praises me it is only out of his love (the sheikh did not like to be praised even though he deserves to be praised for his efforts in the da’wah and teaching people good mashaallaah and we do not praise him above Allaah’s praise and Allaah is his reckoner).
Sheikh Zayd also commented that questions should be passed onto Sheikh ‘Ubayd Al-Jaabiri (who sat beside him) but Sheikh ‘Ubayd only took one question as he said that Sheikh Zayd came from a long distance and it was his right as a guest for the people to benefit from. Mashaallaah this evening, it was clear and apparent, the love of the scholars had for each other alhamdulillaah and indeed with Allaah is success.
Then Sheikh Zayd spoke about the best sittings upon the earth are the sittings of remembering Allaah in its general sense which includes learning correct knowledge from the people of knowledge so these sittings are not restricted to just praising and extolling Allaah but he said from the best remembrance is to learn the legislation of Allaah for indeed Allaah has promised them a great reward.
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