NO TOPIC - Part 4

[quote=Dawud]I don't know, but I'm sure that Moses AS is mentioned the most.[/quote]

Confused...

I don't think i understand the question

From the Qur'an, don't Muslims mostly Quote Prophet Muhammad (saww)?

[quote=MakeMeRawr_6TeenF][quote=Dawud]I don't know, but I'm sure that Moses AS is mentioned the most.[/quote]

Confused...

I don't think i understand the question [/quote]

what question? and yup, musa (as) is mentioned the most.

[quote]From the Qur'an, don't Muslims mostly Quote Prophet Muhammad (saww)? [/quote]

nope, they quote God 😃

the sayings of the Prophet ﷺ are recorded in books of ahadith, sahih al bukhari, sahih muslim, sunan al tirmidi etc and muslims quote from them.

[quote=Noor][quote=MakeMeRawr_6TeenF][quote=Dawud]I don't know, but I'm sure that Moses AS is mentioned the most.[/quote]

Confused...

I don't think i understand the question [/quote]

what question? and yup, musa (as) is mentioned the most.

[quote]From the Qur'an, don't Muslims mostly Quote Prophet Muhammad (saww)? [/quote]

nope, they quote God 😃

the sayings of the Prophet ﷺ are recorded in books of ahadith, sahih al bukhari, sahih muslim, sunan al tirmidi etc and muslims quote from them. [/quote]

God isn't a prophet...

I am confused... can you please rephrase the question to something that I can comprehend.

("quoted" has more than one meaning in this context)

Not complicated.

Muhammad ﷺ is not mentioned specially very often in comparison to some of the other Prophets (as), but he gave us a lot of information as to the meaning in many ahadith. Also, Aisha (ra) described the character of the Prophet ﷺ as the embodiment of the Qur'an - i.e. it's lessons/messages can be seen perfectly in the life of the Prophet ﷺ

Musa (as) is the Prophet who is mentioned most often in the Qur'an. His life has many parts which make up different stories that appear throughout the Qur'an. As far as I know Ibrahim (as) and Yusuf (as) are the prophets who are mentioned next often.

'Isa (as) is the Prophet who is quoted most in the Qur'an. This means that his actual words/speech are recorded word-for-word more often than any other prophet.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, this is how I've always understood it.

[quote=Ya'qub]Not complicated.

Muhammad ﷺ is not mentioned specially very often in comparison to some of the other Prophets (as), but he gave us a lot of information as to the meaning in many ahadith. Also, Aisha (ra) described the character of the Prophet ﷺ as the embodiment of the Qur'an - i.e. it's lessons/messages can be seen perfectly in the life of the Prophet ﷺ

Musa (as) is the Prophet who is mentioned most often in the Qur'an. His life has many parts which make up different stories that appear throughout the Qur'an. As far as I know Ibrahim (as) and Yusuf (as) are the prophets who are mentioned next often.

'Isa (as) is the Prophet who is quoted most in the Qur'an. This means that his actual words/speech are recorded word-for-word more often than any other prophet.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, this is how I've always understood it.[/quote]

Ok thanks. I misunderstood the question.

I thought it meant in Islam, which prophet is most quoted... as in like "The prophet Muhammad saww used to say..." like that.

[quote=Ya'qub]Not complicated.

Muhammad ﷺ is not mentioned specially very often in comparison to some of the other Prophets (as), but he gave us a lot of information as to the meaning in many ahadith. Also, Aisha (ra) described the character of the Prophet ﷺ as the embodiment of the Qur'an - i.e. it's lessons/messages can be seen perfectly in the life of the Prophet ﷺ

Musa (as) is the Prophet who is mentioned most often in the Qur'an. His life has many parts which make up different stories that appear throughout the Qur'an. As far as I know Ibrahim (as) and Yusuf (as) are the prophets who are mentioned next often.

'Isa (as) is the Prophet who is quoted most in the Qur'an. This means that his actual words/speech are recorded word-for-word more often than any other prophet.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, this is how I've always understood it.[/quote]
Lovely. The style of your reply reminded me of my shaykh, the way you tied together the different answers and explained the context for each.

CONGRATS to Ed and his Mrs

They just had another baby boy.

😃

[quote=Seraphim]CONGRATS to Ed and his Mrs

They just had another baby boy.

:D[/quote]

[color=red]awwwwwwwwwwwwww mashallah and congratulations!!!!![/color]

Best forum topic title of the year: Two Muslims, One Werewolf Sentenced For Arson.

I watched "Sicko" earlier - the docu by Michael Moore on the American health system. Well, not all of it as the guy is way too preachy.

Guy needs to learn subtlety.

whyy isit thattt in islam it says your suposed to fast from sunrise rill sunset, and on the calendar it says sehri ends at 3 but sunrise is at 6? y a 3 hours gap?

fasting is not from sunrise but from "dawn", which is when fajr starts.

(qur'anic verse I think says to keep fast from when you can distinguish a black thread from a white one...)

[quote=You]
Guy needs to learn subtlety.[/quote]

err... he wants to make an impression on Americans.

Subtlety isn't exactly 'big' over there. Most things are big - buildings, cars, portions in restaurants - but subtlety isn't.

[color=turquoise]just trying this colour :)[/color]

[video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkjOQaA1axE]

"it's believed he swerved to avoid hitting a puppy, he hit the boy instead."

Marvelous.

Do u know what? my older brother is so annoyin, treats me like a baby and so overprotective at times :X "she's only 15" :roll:

ur 15?

[quote=M4k4v3l1]ur 15?[/quote]

yeah, why?

oooo. i expected you to be alotttttt older, ur pretty clever for a 15 year old

[quote=M4k4v3l1]oooo. i expected you to be alotttttt older, ur pretty clever for a 15 year old[/quote]

You spoiled it!

The perfect reply would be along the lines of "Surprised. I would have thought you to be 14!"

😂

I had thought that I had forgotten one of the five pillars, but then I realised that was not it. I had forgotten how to count to five. :/

Not sure, but after about 45 minutes, I realised I had all five, so I must have been counting wrong...

[quote=M4k4v3l1]oooo. i expected you to be alotttttt older, ur pretty clever for a 15 year old[/quote]errm thanks 🙂

[quote=You]You spoiled it!

The perfect reply would be along the lines of "Surprised. I would have thought you to be 14!"[/quote]
😂 thats not too far out, i wouldnt have minded 🙂

I went to Sainsburys yesterday. In the "foods of the world" section, they had a Ramadan label next to all the Indian (subcontinent) spices and stuff. weird.

why didn't you go to Tesco?

or asda

[quote=M4k4v3l1]or asda[/quote]

Walmart