Not bad for a first timer huh?! So proud i was of these little uns. Took me ages though..or it just felt like tht cos it was late. I almost burned the house down today though. tht kinda threw me off..so deffo some hits and misses there!
Hmm, I haven't heard this view before
Q. I am aware that upon doing dua, one should persist and not become impatient saying, “I did dua but it was not answered.”
However, one thing that has confused me is how a dua done at time when it is stated that dua is readily granted appears not to have been granted.
A In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh.
Making du῾ā is from amongst the shortest and fastest routes that leads one to Allah swt. Du῾ā is a display of humility and humbleness. The slave of Allah testifies his weakness and surrenders his affairs to His Master. To understand the reality of du῾ā, ponder over the following ahādith:
(Don't quite understand this - how are you meant to wear a niqab w/o letting it touch your face. I thought no one wore niqab in ihram)
Question
While performing Hajj is it necessary that the Niqaab of a women does not touch her face while she is in Ihraam? Can she give some charity if she finds this difficult?
Answer
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh.
Leaving the face uncovered is part of the woman’s Ihrām. Nabi Sallallāhu Alaihi Wa Sallam has said:“The Ihrām of a female is in her face and the Ihrām of a man is in his head.”
(Sunan Ad-Dāru Qutni, Hadīth No. 2761)[1]
Question
If a person all his life never had enough money to go for Hajj but when he was old and sick he had enough money that made Hajj Fard. Is it Wajib for him to send someone to perform it for him while he is alive.
Answer
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
As-salāmu ‘alaykum wa-rahmatullāhi wa-barakātuh.
Asslamu'Alaykoum 
The Best Day of the Year:
The magnificent ten days of Dhu’l-Hijjah are almost over and we are approaching their climax, which is the Day of Arafah (9th Dhu’l-Hijjah). On this day there is an immense outpouring of divine mercy and bounty and it is considered by many scholars to be the best day of the year.
The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said there is no day in which Allah saves more people from the fire than the Day of Arafah.[1] It has also been narrated that anyone who has an atom’s weight of faith in their heart will be forgiven by Allah on this day, whether or not they actually stand at Arafah.[2]
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Yh I knw im early, but u knw wht they say, early bird gets the worm! maybe since its eid i can get me the jellysweet ones 
halal of course! 
So whatcha all gonna be doing then? Share ur plans, dnt be shyyyyyy! If u dnt have any..make them up cos we wont know any better. If ur lacking in life others do not have to knw.. remember this.
Anyhoo..! I shall start us off shall I? Since parents are away, the only rule is..be home before midnight. Why midnight? If its good enough for lil' ol' Cindy, its good enough for me 
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Here I am again, yak yak yak!
Just thought I'd update you all on my thoughts on my arabic class and other random things that I'll mention as I think of them, grinnn
The class is brilliant, made up of a similar aged Indian girl, an older English man (must defo be over 70) and a Irish lady (who's probably in her late 20s) and of course moi.. the class is incredibly small but it's awesome because you get a decent focus from the teacher, it's a school just getting started I think. But yup, it's called Arabian Oasis based near Covent Garden (London).. the website isn't much to shout about (sorry Abdul!) But if you're looking for somewhere to learn Arabic, I'm defo recommending!
