- #NEWTON KANSAN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MUSLIM HOW TO#
- #NEWTON KANSAN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MUSLIM FREE#
Please help me out.Īn atheist is someone who does not believe in the existence of God. It is enough to know HIM and nothing else.
#NEWTON KANSAN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MUSLIM HOW TO#
Q: I am in a bit of confusion! I have an atheist friend and I don’t know what and how to answer him because he says there is no religion to follow there’s just the love of God. The Prophet has said: “There is no such thing as contagion and evil omen.” We advise you, rather, to collect them from those prevailing in your society and send them across for us to publish and comment. Since we do not believe in any superstition, and those who are in our circle of interaction either practice them not, or conceal them from us, we are not in a position to give a list of superstitions prevailing among Muslims. And also give us a few wide-spread superstitions that the Muslims have fallen into so that we can beware of them and warn against them. If that cannot be achieved, they may be left alone. One should disobey them, sort of, in secret, and make reverential efforts to educate them, without in any way annoying them or hurting their feelings.
Yet, such disobedience should not be vocalized, announced or advertised. However, if they demand something that is illegal, or morally wrong, or against common sense, then they may not be obeyed. Parents are to be highly respected, served and obeyed. Q: Please throw some light on believing in superstitions and what if our mothers ask us to do something concerned with the superstitions that they believe and what if they ask us also to believe in them? You can clip your nails at any time of day or night. Is this true or is this only a superstition? Q: I am a student.My mother told me that, in Islam, it is not permissible to cut our nails at Maghrib or in the night. At fifteen minutes listening to recitation each day, and reciting with him, for six months, will turn you into a Qari in your own right.Īs for inability to find time, that is not an acceptable excuse because wrong recitation earns sins and ignorance of law is no excuse for breaking it. Listening to good reciters of the Qur’an is also essential for improving and correcting your own recitation. Thereafter, you may obtain a book on tajweed and proceed to learn finer points without the help of a teacher. The exercise of learning how to pronounce these key words correctly and a couple of simple rules, does not take more than two weeks, at the rate of about an hour a day. Thereafter, a few simple rules about ‘ ghunnah’ etc. But, failure to pronounce rightly, earns sins. Knowing other rules of tajweeddo not risk earning sins during Qur’anic recitation.
This has to be learnt from a tajweed teacher, and practiced before him until every time you pronounce them in the Qur’anic recitation, they come out correct. Wrongly pronounced, they can yield a different meaning. Letters like:ث‘ ح‘ ذ‘ ز‘ ص، ض، ط‘ ظ‘ ع‘ ق‘ must be correctly pronounced. The first and foremost element of tajweed for non-Arabs is right pronunciation.
#NEWTON KANSAN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MUSLIM FREE#
But, we assume that the Web should have many downloadable free publications on tajweed.īut we do not recommend that you start with books. We are not in the habit of recommending books that we have not read therefore, we cannot recommend you any. Q: Can you kindly inform me about certain books regarding tajweed rules so that I can learn tajweed at home as I have no time to join classes. Q: How many people can join in the sacrifice of an ox/cow? If a family of six has four people who are liable to pay Zakah, then, each of them should offer his,or her,own sacrifice (that is, the four of them). But rather, every individual of the family who is liable to pay Zakah, must offer one sacrifice on the occasion of Eid al-Adhaa, irrespective of how many people are there in the family. It is a not Wajib on a family to offer sacrifice. With reference to sacrifice, it has no relationship with the family. Q: Whether one goat/sheep can be sacrificed for the entire family (irrespective of the total number of the members of the family). The obligatory nature of the sacrifice has nothing to do with family or its size. In other words, every individual who owns wealth worth 7-1/2 tolas (80 gms) of gold or its equivalent in silver or cash, must offer a sacrifice on the day of Eid al-Adhaa. Q: Kindly clarify the rules to be followed while offering Qurbani: whether one goat/sheep has to be sacrificed for each member of a family?Īccording to the Hanafiyyah, sacrifice on the Day of Eid al-Ad-haa is Wajib on every male and female who possesses Zakah-liable wealth.
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