Welcome to Madeenah.Com
Shaykh 'Abdullaah al-Bukhaaree invites you all to benefit from this site:
"And indeed things are mentioned for reasons, and the reason I wrote this small introduction on knowledge is that I wanted to contribute to the opening of this site which I pray that Allah tabaaraka wa ta’aala makes blessed, and that it be a cause and a means for the spreading of correct sunnee knowledge and a door from the doors that remove ignorance and the Ghumah (darkness and sorrow) that is with many of the Muslims."
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Student Notes
"Pledge of Mutual Respect and Co-operation" - the Scholars Clarify
"Concerning the propagation of the recent "Pledge of Mutual Respect and Co-operation" that was signed by a number of callers and students from the West, we thought it befitting that it be presented to some of the Scholars so that they may clarify the legislated stance towards such a pledge, and that the view point of the people of knowledge could be shared with the Muslim minorities in the West."
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Categorizing People
Shaykh Saalih ibn Fowzaan al-Fowzaan said:
"So categorizing people is not permissible in totality, and it is not prohibited in totality, rather it is a detailed issue dependant on the evidence"
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What do you know about "The Poem of the Scarf"?
Famously known as ‘Qasidah-Burdah’ by Muhammad bin Saeed Al-Busairi (601-695 AH)
Shaykh Muhammad Jameel Zenoo said:
"...what is strange is that some people believe this poem has been called and named the ‘Poem of the Scarf’ and ‘The Poem of Healing’, because the poet Busairi - as they claim - became sick, then he saw the Messenger of Allah (sal-Allaahu 'alayhe wa sallam), who gave Busairi a long outer garment open in front with wide sleeves [like a robe]..."
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Origin of the Hadeeth ((And the worst of the rows of the men are the last ones...))
Shaykh Muhammad Naasiruddeen al-Albaanee said:
"Because there was a beautiful woman who used to pray in the first row (amongst the women) and when he would prostrate he would look at her from below his armpit"
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