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What is the hadith forbidding bay' al-kali bil-kali?
I was reading a (poorly written) essay recently, wherein a hadith was mentioned but not fully quoted. Allegedly, the classical *fuqaha* used it to forbid *bay' al-kali bil-kali* (Selling of debts for debts). Beyond that, all I know is that it was reported by Ibn 'Umar, as related by al-Tabrani (*sic...
I was reading a (poorly written) essay recently, wherein a hadith was mentioned but not fully quoted. Allegedly, the classical *fuqaha* used it to forbid *bay' al-kali bil-kali* (Selling of debts for debts).
Beyond that, all I know is that it was reported by Ibn 'Umar, as related by al-Tabrani (*sic*).
What does this hadith say, and how authentic is it?
goldPseudo
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Jun 2, 2013, 04:43 AM
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Is Neo Life business Good Islamically?
I want to start a business Called Neo Life. The Neo life Business is MLM company (GNLD) The company promise us Three Things; Use the Product Share The Product Share the Opportunity. And They promise us Three things if can do that for them. Sound Health Cool Wealth Freedom & Lifestyle. The share the...
I want to start a business Called Neo Life.
The Neo life Business is MLM company (GNLD)
The company promise us Three Things;
Use the Product
Share The Product
Share the Opportunity.
And They promise us Three things if can do that for them.
Sound Health
Cool Wealth
Freedom & Lifestyle.
The share the opportunity is must to build a generational wealth.
I will be prospecting to build my team.
For example, If I buy the product and sell or share it and gain a lot of profit there.
Someone I refer will also share or sell the product and gain his/her profit. Then, The company will now compensate me with a bonus. That would be stop my down line income.
So, I would be earn depends on I build my team. And Someone I refer can Overtake me in the business when he refers people than me.
Please Halal or Haram in Islam?
habeeb designer140
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Is Jesus alive or dead?
Is there anyone here who can prove to me that Jesus is alive in heaven using Quranic quotation? Surah 3:144 clearly states that messengers before Muhammad (saw) had passed away - which includes Jesus who was his predecessor. where is the evidence he is alive? Thanks
Is there anyone here who can prove to me that Jesus is alive in heaven using Quranic quotation? Surah 3:144 clearly states that messengers before Muhammad (saw) had passed away - which includes Jesus who was his predecessor.
where is the evidence he is alive?
Thanks
Daud Ahmad
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May 22, 2019, 08:19 AM
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Is it better to have the day off of work for Friday prayers or just some time off of work?
Just wondering about this from a cross-cultural sensitivity sort of angle. Many Christians and Jews have a normal work-week in the USA with Saturday and Sundays off which coincides well with their religious observances. I've seen businesses make provisions for male Muslim coworkers who have Friday p...
Just wondering about this from a cross-cultural sensitivity sort of angle. Many Christians and Jews have a normal work-week in the USA with Saturday and Sundays off which coincides well with their religious observances.
I've seen businesses make provisions for male Muslim coworkers who have Friday prayer times, but is it better, or would it be better, if the company would allow them to organize their entire week around Friday observances, or is a few hours for prayer sufficient?
Peter Turner
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Name in the hereafter
Salam alaikum. I am wondering what our names will be in jannah for example some people have several names because of culture reasons like mine for example when I was first born it was Zahra, then my parents changed it to uzma and now I have both uzma and urooj az my name. Which one would I be called...
Salam alaikum. I am wondering what our names will be in jannah for example some people have several names because of culture reasons like mine for example when I was first born it was Zahra, then my parents changed it to uzma and now I have both uzma and urooj az my name. Which one would I be called by in the other world. Does anyone know?
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Did the early Muslims have a tradition of cursing the kuffar during the month of Ramadan?
I came across this report in the Muwatta of Maalik Ibn Anas RH where it says Al A'raj said: >مَا أَدْرَكْتُ النَّاسَ إِلاَّ وَهُمْ يَلْعَنُونَ الْكَفَرَةَ فِي رَمَضَانَ" " ____________________________________________________________________________________ "I never saw the people in Ramadan, excep...
I came across this report in the Muwatta of Maalik Ibn Anas RH where it says
Al A'raj said:
>مَا أَدْرَكْتُ النَّاسَ إِلاَّ وَهُمْ يَلْعَنُونَ الْكَفَرَةَ فِي رَمَضَانَ" "
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"I never saw the people in Ramadan, except that they were cursing the disbelievers"
**[ [Sunnah.com Reference: Muwatta Maalik 6/6](https://sunnah.com/malik/6/6) ]** Grade: Authentic - Al Albani
**[ [Source](https://sunnah.com/mishkat:1303) ]** I could not find anything by googling, so I asked some of my friends and the students of Maliki fiqh said they recall this being mentioned in their madhab books, although they could not remember which ones. So I suspect Al A'raj was speaking about the people of Madina although I can't be sure yet. Are there other sources to corroborate/refute/add to this report? To confirm, if the early muslims did indeed have an annual tradition of cursing the Kuffar during the month of Ramadan? jazakallah
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"I never saw the people in Ramadan, except that they were cursing the disbelievers"
**[ [Sunnah.com Reference: Muwatta Maalik 6/6](https://sunnah.com/malik/6/6) ]** Grade: Authentic - Al Albani
**[ [Source](https://sunnah.com/mishkat:1303) ]** I could not find anything by googling, so I asked some of my friends and the students of Maliki fiqh said they recall this being mentioned in their madhab books, although they could not remember which ones. So I suspect Al A'raj was speaking about the people of Madina although I can't be sure yet. Are there other sources to corroborate/refute/add to this report? To confirm, if the early muslims did indeed have an annual tradition of cursing the Kuffar during the month of Ramadan? jazakallah
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Do I have to pay fidya (ransom) for masturbating during the night in Ramadan?
I have been masturbating at night during Ramadan. I ensure I do *Ghusul* afterwards, but do I also have to pay some *Fidya* or ransom? Also, does the sin increase if it's done *during* Ramadan?should i do Ghusul before sehri or can i do it in the morning
I have been masturbating at night during Ramadan. I ensure I do *Ghusul* afterwards, but do I also have to pay some *Fidya* or ransom? Also, does the sin increase if it's done *during* Ramadan?should i do Ghusul before sehri or can i do it in the morning
Mr. K
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Jul 10, 2015, 06:41 PM
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What does someone have to do if he/she masturbate while in fast state during Ramadan?
A sister masturbates as a habit right from childhood, even during Ramadan. She can't control herself even if she didn't have the intention of doing it, even though she knows recently (like 2 years ago) that it's haraam, it has been going on for over 10 years. 1. Does she need to repay up her Ramadan...
A sister masturbates as a habit right from childhood, even during Ramadan. She can't control herself even if she didn't have the intention of doing it, even though she knows recently (like 2 years ago) that it's haraam, it has been going on for over 10 years.
1. Does she need to repay up her Ramadan fast or not, that no matter how hard she tries to avoid this, yet proves abortive.
2. Will ALLAH accept her fasting whenever she did the act she continues her fast, that the addiction she can't control it.
rahmah yunus hussain
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Feb 6, 2014, 07:45 AM
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will a person enter jannah if he doesn't obey his parents
Will a anyone enter if he doesn't listen his parents; i heard that he won't enter unless he is dutiful, i.e obedient
Will a anyone enter if he doesn't listen his parents;
i heard that he won't enter unless he is dutiful, i.e obedient
user49677
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Which hadith/verse describe that Allah waits a period of time before punishing an oppressor, and the oppressor starts thinking he's invincible?
Can someone tell me the hadith book and hadith number being referred to [here in this video](https://youtu.be/FzR_03N8fqU?t=290)? It is something like an oppressor keeps oppressing without being taken to task, and starts thinking that he is invincible, and then a time comes when Allah decides to pun...
Can someone tell me the hadith book and hadith number being referred to [here in this video](https://youtu.be/FzR_03N8fqU?t=290) ?
It is something like an oppressor keeps oppressing without being taken to task, and starts thinking that he is invincible, and then a time comes when Allah decides to punish him, and then there is no way he can escape His punishment.
If this hadith is not from sahih bukhari or sahih muslim and there is any doubt in it being non-authentic, do you know any authentic hadith/Quranic verse which gives the same lesson?
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Apr 2, 2023, 01:42 PM
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Breaking an oath(wallah) that i will not sin again by Allah’s name, how do I cancel out this oath?
One time I sinned and got really upset, so I swore an oath that i will never sin again(the ones I know), and i am already regretting this decision… How can i cancel this oath I have made(Wallah) with Allah?
One time I sinned and got really upset, so I swore an oath that i will never sin again(the ones I know), and i am already regretting this decision…
How can i cancel this oath I have made(Wallah) with Allah?
All
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Reference to fast for 60 days for each invalidated fasting day
The rule that i've heard is that if a person invalidates the obligatory fasting in Ramadhan (deliberately) because of a certain cause (eating on purpose, zina, drinking alcohol, smoking, etc ) he would have to repent by fasting again afterwards 1 day for each day that he invalidated in Ramadhan or f...
The rule that i've heard is that if a person invalidates the obligatory fasting in Ramadhan (deliberately) because of a certain cause (eating on purpose, zina, drinking alcohol, smoking, etc ) he would have to repent by fasting again afterwards 1 day for each day that he invalidated in Ramadhan or feed 1 poor person for each day which he invalidated. But I don't remmember the source.
I just want to make sure, is there any islamic sources (Quran or Hadiths) or islamic schools (scholars or agreements) that instead says that, in order to repent, the person would have to fast for 60 days afterwards per each 1 day of fasting that he invalidated (on purpose) or feed 60 poor persons for each 1 day that he invalidated at Ramadhan ?
Tomsofty33
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May 30, 2019, 11:08 PM
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Is my described case of waswas haram?
I have a question about waswas. I heard that if you give into waswas then it’s haram. So in my case is this haram: I think of waswas and then waswas comes to me. Does that mean giving into waswas? If not what does it mean by giving into waswas? Edit: when I say I think of waswas I just think of it i...
I have a question about waswas. I heard that if you give into waswas then it’s haram. So in my case is this haram: I think of waswas and then waswas comes to me. Does that mean giving into waswas?
If not what does it mean by giving into waswas?
Edit: when I say I think of waswas I just think of it in general or I think of the topic that gets whispered to my ear then those whispers reappear.
Abdelrahman Abdelaal
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Are inter-religious marriages encouraged in islam?
I assume or rather see, some scholars discourage Muslim men from marrying outside of the faith and surely for obvious reasons and I understand that perfectly. However, seeing how the Quran allows us Muslims men to marry from the people of the book, does it justify the scholars who are actively disco...
I assume or rather see, some scholars discourage Muslim men from marrying outside of the faith and surely for obvious reasons and I understand that perfectly. However, seeing how the Quran allows us Muslims men to marry from the people of the book, does it justify the scholars who are actively discouraging this practice?
In addition, one can speculate that there must be certain reasons as to why Allah allowed Muslims men to marry interreligiously. However, one can not ignore how inter-religious marriages can be complicated. So what significance or reason can we consider, Islamically, when it comes to the ruling of inter-religious marriage?
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Sep 20, 2020, 03:42 PM
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Validity of Salat in case of touching with a woman
If we accidentally touch a mahram woman (Sister) during prayer, is our prayer invalidated? I was offering prayer and she accidentally touched with me. Kindly guide.
If we accidentally touch a mahram woman (Sister) during prayer, is our prayer invalidated? I was offering prayer and she accidentally touched with me.
Kindly guide.
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Does Islam permit swearing by anything else other than Allah?
Does Islam permit swearing? I mean like: > I swear by my mother that I didn't do it. Or is it forbidden? Or should I swear only by Allah's or Quran's name?
Does Islam permit swearing?
I mean like:
> I swear by my mother that I didn't do it.
Or is it forbidden?
Or should I swear only by Allah's or Quran's name?
Ashu
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Reasons for not allowing interfaith marriage
What are the reasons or justifications provided in the holy book of the Quran for not having interfaith marriage? If two humans from different religions (one Muslim and one non-Muslim) like/love each other and want to get married, then why Islam prohibits this given that both are the creations of th...
What are the reasons or justifications provided in the holy book of the Quran for not having interfaith marriage?
If two humans from different religions (one Muslim and one non-Muslim) like/love each other and want to get married, then why Islam prohibits this given that both are the creations of the same superior almighty Allah?
If two humans from different religions (one Muslim and one non-Muslim) like/love each other and want to get married, then why Islam prohibits this given that both are the creations of the same superior almighty Allah?
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Original Copies of Muhammad al-Bukhari's Books?
For most Muslims, Muhammad al-Bukhari's collection (i.e. Sahih Bukhari) is considered among the most trusted — if not *THE* most trusted — and authentic collection of hadith. Are the original copies of his books still available, either in their original physical form or in photographic (i.e. not man...
For most Muslims, Muhammad al-Bukhari's collection (i.e. Sahih Bukhari) is considered among the most trusted — if not *THE* most trusted — and authentic collection of hadith.
Are the original copies of his books still available, either in their original physical form or in photographic (i.e. not manual) reproductions? If so, where can they be found?
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Is it sin to touch your sister with lust?
In quran it is mentioned that you cannot marry or have intercourse with your sister but can we touch them with lust without ejaculating, can we touch their awrah what is between navel and knee over their clothes?
In quran it is mentioned that you cannot marry or have intercourse with your sister but can we touch them with lust without ejaculating, can we touch their awrah what is between navel and knee over their clothes?
ibrahim khhhh
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What to do if I forget surah during salat?
My Question is **"What To do if I forget surah in salaah?"**. Should I go to ruku or should I read any other surah instead of the surah I forgot. Few days back it happened to me and I just started reading another surah. Was I right?
My Question is **"What To do if I forget surah in salaah?"**. Should I go to ruku or should I read any other surah instead of the surah I forgot. Few days back it happened to me and I just started reading another surah. Was I right?
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