7th March 2008
Islam in Holand (The Netherland/Nederland) Documenting the lives of some of the many Revert Muslim women in Holland, their families and their life as Muslims in Europe. These Muslim try their best to follow the correct teachings of Islam while they try their best to make their Parents and their families as comfortable and understanding as they can with their decision in becoming Muslim and changing their way of life (to the best) May Allah help and reward them all. Ameen!
The clip includes topics as family relations, sisterhood, Shahada, (Testimony of faith) Hajj (Pilgrimage), Zawaj (marriage), Hijab and Niqab issues and much more…..
Thanks to sister Hajar for translation.
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7th March 2008
intifadat dida zawaj itnani mina chawad
7th March 2008
Islam in Holand (The Netherland/Nederland) Documenting the lives of some of the many Revert Muslim women in Holland, their families and their life as Muslims in Europe. These Muslim try their best to follow the correct teachings of Islam while they try their best to make their Parents and their families as comfortable and understanding as they can with their decision in becoming Muslim and changing their way of life (to the best) May Allah help and reward them all. Ameen!
The clip includes topics as family relations, sisterhood, Shahada, (Testimony of faith) Hajj (Pilgrimage), Zawaj (marriage), Hijab and Niqab issues and much more…..
Thanks to sister Hajar for translation.
Please visit TurnToIslam for more videos and a lively web forum
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7th March 2008
ksar el kebire
استنكار التلامبد على زواج الفضيحة للشادان احدهما متطفل على المدينة و الاخر يبيع الخمور باحد دور الصفيح
7th March 2008
If you missed Part I, watch that one first
HIJAB 33:59, 24:31
http://www.zawaj.com/articles/hijab_shariffa.html
HANDS AND FACE, BOOK 32, NUMBER 4092:
http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/fundamentals/hadithsunnah/abudawud/032.sat.html#032.4092
WORK IN ISLAM:
http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?c=Article_C&cid=1154235132714&pagename=Zone-English-Discover_Islam%2FDIELayout
(ALSO QUR’AN 3:136)
PAGE 79 OF THIS ONE:
http://www.dartabligh.org/books/ebooks/upbringing/page1.pdf.
QUOTE FROM FIRST LINK:
Sheikh Al-Albaani was asked about this verse in relation to its limitations. He explained that it means a covering that goes over the head, shoulder and breast area, excluding the face. Here is the exchange in a question/answer format:
Q. What is the ruling regarding a woman’s wearing a scarf on her head?
A. That is not enough - she has to wear a ‘khimaar’ which covers the head and chest. The scarf is not loose fitting and does not cover enough.
Q. Should not the shoulders also be covered by it?
A. Yes, that is the ‘khimaar’. It is a wide cover covering the head and shoulders. When we say that it covers the chest, then it covers the shoulders since it is wide. But as regards the head-scarf we often see a woman wearing it revealing a part of the neck due to it, but the ‘khimaar’ covers the neck and shoulder, and Allaah ta’aala orders that saying:
WALYADRIBNA BIKHUMURIHINNA ‘ALAA JUYOOBIHINNA
The head-scarf is as they say these days a compromise, and there is no such thing in Islaam!
Q. Many people hold that the khimaar’ is a covering for the face.
A. That is ignorance with regard to the language. The ‘khimaar’ is a covering for the head and the man also wears the khimaar - putting it upon his head - the same as for the woman. He ta’aala said:
WALYADRIBNA BIKHUMURIHINNA ‘ALAA JUYOOBIHINNA
If the khimaar covered the face then He ta’aala would not say WALYADRIBNA meaning pull/draw together, but he would have said “let fall” [ using the verb ’sadala’ ]. This is ignorance regarding the language.
7th March 2008
ابو راتب و يحي حوا ::زواج وعزوبية :: Aburatibe YAHYA hawa
7th March 2008
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7th March 2008
dars maghribi chabab wa zawaj
![If you missed Part I, watch that one first</p>
<p>HIJAB 33:59, 24:31<br />
http://www.zawaj.com/articles/hijab_shariffa.html</p>
<p>HANDS AND FACE, BOOK 32, NUMBER 4092:<br />
http://www.usc.edu/dept/MSA/fundamentals/hadithsunnah/abudawud/032.sat.html#032.4092</p>
<p>WORK IN ISLAM:<br />
http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?c=Article_C&cid=1154235132714&pagename=Zone-English-Discover_Islam%2FDIELayout<br />
(ALSO QUR’AN 3:136)</p>
<p>PAGE 79 OF THIS ONE:<br />
http://www.dartabligh.org/books/ebooks/upbringing/page1.pdf.</p>
<p>QUOTE FROM FIRST LINK:</p>
<p>Sheikh Al-Albaani was asked about this verse in relation to its limitations. He explained that it means a covering that goes over the head, shoulder and breast area, excluding the face. Here is the exchange in a question/answer format:</p>
<p> Q. What is the ruling regarding a woman’s wearing a scarf on her head?</p>
<p> A. That is not enough - she has to wear a ‘khimaar’ which covers the head and chest. The scarf is not loose fitting and does not cover enough.</p>
<p> Q. Should not the shoulders also be covered by it?</p>
<p> A. Yes, that is the ‘khimaar’. It is a wide cover covering the head and shoulders. When we say that it covers the chest, then it covers the shoulders since it is wide. But as regards the head-scarf we often see a woman wearing it revealing a part of the neck due to it, but the ‘khimaar’ covers the neck and shoulder, and Allaah ta’aala orders that saying:</p>
<p> WALYADRIBNA BIKHUMURIHINNA ‘ALAA JUYOOBIHINNA</p>
<p> The head-scarf is as they say these days a compromise, and there is no such thing in Islaam!</p>
<p> Q. Many people hold that the khimaar’ is a covering for the face.</p>
<p> A. That is ignorance with regard to the language. The ‘khimaar’ is a covering for the head and the man also wears the khimaar - putting it upon his head - the same as for the woman. He ta’aala said:</p>
<p> WALYADRIBNA BIKHUMURIHINNA ‘ALAA JUYOOBIHINNA</p>
<p> If the khimaar covered the face then He ta’aala would not say WALYADRIBNA meaning pull/draw together, but he would have said “let fall” [ using the verb ’sadala’ ]. This is ignorance regarding the language.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8Hj3gyh1pyw/default.jpg)
