THE LETS TALK SHOW BY THE REVIVAL

It is probably best to not use the word "holy". It is vague at best.

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]

err no, the graves of the sahaba are also holy. [/quote]

Err... proof?

The sahaba were humans, they weren't divine.[/quote]

did i say they weren't humans?

[quote=Noor][quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]

err no, the graves of the sahaba are also holy. [/quote]

Err... proof?

The sahaba were humans, they weren't divine.[/quote]

did i say they weren't humans? [/quote]

By saying that their graves were 'holy', it means that it is not 'profane'.

Profane means of 'this world', 'holy' means divine.

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor][quote=Ya'qub]The only way is up... or only allow a few people to get visas every year (and imagine that with corruption that only rich people could get them) and then none of us get to go![/quote]

so be it. whats a bit of walking in comparison to adab. [/quote]

Huh? What is not being able to go at all?[/quote]

what?

people have managed before, whats new?

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor][quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]

err no, the graves of the sahaba are also holy. [/quote]

Err... proof?

The sahaba were humans, they weren't divine.[/quote]

did i say they weren't humans? [/quote]

By saying that their graves were 'holy', it means that it is not 'profane'.

Profane means of 'this world', 'holy' means divine.[/quote]

ok thanks for that english lesson. well my belief is that it is very disrespectful to do your business on a grave of a sahabi.

[quote=Ya'qub]By saying that their graves were 'holy', it means that it is not 'profane'.

Profane means of 'this world', 'holy' means divine.[/quote]

As I have said "holy" is a vague term (when it comes to Muslims use it).

Terminology is important people!

[quote=Noor]

ok thanks for that english lesson. well my belief is that it is very disrespectful to do your business on a grave of a sahabi. [/quote]

Wherever you do your business it is probably on the grave of someone. There are 124,000 prophets and so their sahabas' graves will be everywhere around the world. If you do your business in Britain and it goes through the sewers it goes into the sea which is the grave of lots of people!

The toilets around the haram are not 'on graves', because they are underground and the graves which were there have been dug up/moved.

ya'qub..

you wob!

[quote=Noor]ya'qub..

you wob! [/quote]

lol.. i think you lot had a betta convo here then the station.. n e ways ppl get some sleep before sehri

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]

ok thanks for that english lesson. well my belief is that it is very disrespectful to do your business on a grave of a sahabi. [/quote]

Wherever you do your business it is probably on the grave of someone. There are 124,000 prophets and so their sahabas graves will be everywhere around the world. If you do your business in Britain and it goes through the sewers it goes into the sea which is the grave of lots of people!

The toilets around the haram are not 'on graves', because they are underground and the graves which were there have been dug up/moved.[/quote]

:roll:

[quote=Noor]ya'qub..

you wob! [/quote]

I have no idea what that means... but I strongly object anyway!

Thanks for the rolling eyes btw, you've been very patient at not using them for ages, and I seem to have finally pee'd you off enough!

oh not at all. not peed of the slightest. used that smiley because i couldn't be bothered to type, honestly.

anyway peeps, don't take my posts seriously. i dont even no what i've been saying/writting!

it was also the house of khadija and the prophet ﷺ .. so they had no right! wheres the love of islam gone

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]ya'qub..

you wob! [/quote]

I have no idea what that means... but I strongly object anyway![/quote]

wob
wobbler
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[quote=Anonymous11]it was also the house of khadija and the prophet ﷺ .. so they had no right! wheres the love of islam gone [/quote]

people might start worshiping the house :roll:

but its an endless topic .. so tc guys

[quote=Anonymous11]it was also the house of khadija and the prophet ﷺ .. so they had no right! wheres the love of islam gone [/quote]

???

In london, they put blue plaques on houses where famous people used to live.

But I don't see any Islamic precedent for doing similar things to houses of Prophets/Sahabas.

They have houses in Paradise now, why would they need them on earth? It doesn't mean in any way that you love Allah (swt) or the Prophet ﷺ any less. Why do you need physical things?

Nothing on earth could ever contain Allah (swt), except the heart of a believer.

For me Islam is an internal religion. External things just block out/dilute the connection to Allah (swt). Even the ka'bah can do this. I saw people hugging it and holding it tightly as if it would fly off and take them directly to Paradise.

[quote=Noor][quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]ya'qub..

you wob! [/quote]

I have no idea what that means... but I strongly object anyway![/quote]

wob
wobbler
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wahabi

[/quote]

Do you mean a follower of al-Wahhab (swt)? Then yes I am, because al-Wahhab is the Bestower.

If you mean a guy called abdul-Wahhab from Arabia 100 years or so back, then no, I've never even read any of his books so how can I be?

O ya'qub..

*sighs*

[quote=Ya'qub]Do you mean a follower of al-Wahhab (swt)? Then yes I am, because al-Wahhab is the Bestower.

If you mean a guy called abdul-Wahhab from Arabia 100 years or so back, then no, I've never even read any of his books so how can I be?[/quote]

I think it was an attempt at humour.

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor][quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]ya'qub..

you wob! [/quote]

I have no idea what that means... but I strongly object anyway![/quote]

wob
wobbler
=
wahabi

[/quote]

Do you mean a follower of al-Wahhab (swt)? Then yes I am, because al-Wahhab is the Bestower.

If you mean a guy called abdul-Wahhab from Arabia 100 years or so back, then no, I've never even read any of his books so how can I be?[/quote]

oh yaq'ub, you're so boring. kill the topic why dont you!

[quote=Noor]O ya'qub..

*sighs*[/quote]

Does that mean you don't have a comeback, because you've been startled by my logic. If so I don't think a sigh is not quite correct. It should be a gasp.

If you meant that I am 'so lost and I am not seeing clearly', then please explain where I have got it so wrong.

Thank you

[quote=You][quote=Ya'qub]Do you mean a follower of al-Wahhab (swt)? Then yes I am, because al-Wahhab is the Bestower.

If you mean a guy called abdul-Wahhab from Arabia 100 years or so back, then no, I've never even read any of his books so how can I be?[/quote]

I think it was an attempt at humour.[/quote]

attempt? err no admin i wasnt trying to be funny. didnt even cross my mind.

lol, like i said, dont take my posts seriously!

???

As for the buildings, I think it would have been nice if they were still around. Heritage is important. and it would have been nice to see where/how things were. They had been preserved for over 1300 years, so a few more would have been nice.

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]O ya'qub..

*sighs*[/quote]

Does that mean you don't have a comeback, because you've been startled by my logic. If so I don't think a sigh is not quite correct. It should be a gasp.

If you meant that I am 'so lost and I am not seeing clearly', then please explain where I have got it so wrong.

Thank you[/quote]

oh lord.

[quote=Noor]
oh lord.

[/quote]

Please don't call me that.

This isn't gonna end well is it?

I can see the headlines.

"It was epic - the victor."

(not Victor)

[quote=Ya'qub]They have houses in Paradise now, why would they need them on earth? It doesn't mean in any way that you love Allah (swt) or the Prophet ﷺ any less. Why do you need physical things?

Nothing on earth could ever contain Allah (swt), except the heart of a believer.

For me Islam is an internal religion. External things just block out/dilute the connection to Allah (swt). Even the ka'bah can do this. I saw people hugging it and holding it tightly as if it would fly off and take them directly to Paradise.[/quote]

why is riyadh ul jannah where it is and why is a piece of heaven?

why is the minbar of the prophet saw so important? even Allah swt loves that place? why? they are physical object.

[quote=Ya'qub][quote=Noor]
oh lord.

[/quote]

Please don't call me that.[/quote]

i have no intention of doing so

[quote=Noor][quote=Ya'qub]They have houses in Paradise now, why would they need them on earth? It doesn't mean in any way that you love Allah (swt) or the Prophet ﷺ any less. Why do you need physical things?

Nothing on earth could ever contain Allah (swt), except the heart of a believer.

For me Islam is an internal religion. External things just block out/dilute the connection to Allah (swt). Even the ka'bah can do this. I saw people hugging it and holding it tightly as if it would fly off and take them directly to Paradise.[/quote]

why is riyadh ul jannah where it is and why is a piece of heaven?

why is the minbar of the prophet saw so important? even Allah swt loves that place? why? they are physical object. [/quote]

Because humans are weak and many require physical objects to help them focus in worship. E.g. prayer beads. They are a way of counting the Divine Properties (which are limitless)

It doesn't mean they're necessary for true belief. Personally I think they can be a hindrance. Anyone who has tried to kiss the black stone (which is a sunnah) and being elbowed in the ribs and pushed aggressively (which is haram) can see clearly that attachment to anything (even if it is recommended by the Prophet (saw)) can subvert the human heart away from its ultimate purpose.