Eid Ul Adha (1426 AH)

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Salaam

Next year (2006 CE)there will potentially be two Eidul Adha's, so i have gone by the Islamic year for the title.

According to [url=http://www.moonsighting.com/]MoonSighting.com[/url], Eid will most likely be on 11 January.

Place all reports about when Eid is below.

Since Eid Ul Adha is on the tenth of a month, we should know within the next couple of days exactly when it is.

Us muslims go through alot of turmoil over the dates of eid.

This year will be no different, as the Ulema of Deoband gave a verdict in Ramadan saying the Saudi decisions do not Follow the Shariah. In the UK, their followers will also be on the proverbial chase for eid, and no longer follow a potentially faulty decision made elsewhere.

(I applauded the Ulema of Deoband for their brave verdict. It must have been hard to make.)

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MuslimSister — Sun, 8 Jan 2006 - 20:03

How many people are fasting tomorrow?

Fasting on the day of 'Arafah absolves the sins for two years: the previous year and the coming year, and fasting on 'ashûra, (the tenth day of Muharram) atones for the sins of previous years." [Reported by all except al-Bukhârî and Tirmidhî]

*DUST* — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 00:45

[quote="naj"]dont forget to read takbeere tashreek after fajr till friday asar salah..

its wajib upon us ..

goodnite.[/quote]
good point (so good i thought i'd bring it to the appropriate thread!) 😉

[quote] It is necessary (wajib) for every Muslim (male or female, whether praying in congregation or alone) to make the following takbir (declaration of the greatness of Allah) immediately after each obligatory (fard) prayer.

Time:

From: the Fajr Prayer on the 9th of Dhu’l Hijjah (the Day of `Arafah)

To: the Asr Prayer on the 13th of Dhu’l Hijjah.

Thus, these takbirs last 5 days, and 23 prayers.

The takbirs:

Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, La ilaha illa Llahu.

Wa Llahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar wa lillahi Lhamd .
[/quote]

[url=http://qa.sunnipath.com/issue_view.asp?HD=1&ID=763&CATE=3]The Day of `Arafah: The 9th of Dhu'l Hijjah[/url]

Medarris — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 01:05

The men must necessarily do it in a loud voice.

The women must do it in a low voice.

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 12:46

I heard that there is a lot of benefits in staying awake in Ibadah on the Eid night. It is the night when dua's are answered and sins are forgiven.

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 12:56

[quote="Omrow"]Not if it is the wrong Eid night.[/quote]

Even so, all ten days and nights of Dhul Hajj are considered very special.

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 13:02

[quote="Omrow"]Not if it is the wrong ten days.[/quote]

Dont be silly.

What are the chances of people getting ALL the ten days of Dhul Hajj wrong?

Omrow — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 13:09

Salam

[quote="MuslimSister"]What are the chances of people getting ALL the ten days of Dhul Hajj wrong?[/quote]

Salam

If get the first day wrong, then you will get the rest wrong.

God's Mercy will not rain. Chaos will reign:

You will be slaughtering when you should be spinning.

And, you will be spinning when you should be stoning.

Omrow

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 13:24

Omrow, even if one gets the first day wrong then it will not effect MOST of the blessed days of Dhul Hajj.

They'd still get at least 7-8 blessed days.

Omrow — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 13:50

Salam

[quote="MuslimSister"]even if one gets the first day wrong then it will not effect MOST of the blessed days of Dhul Hajj.

They'd still get at least 7-8 blessed days.[/quote]

Yes. But.

As I said, you are simply NOT going to be rewarded the correct amounts, of whatever, for the allocated days, when you are doing the wrong things on the wrong days.

No point in loosing all your hair and getting a [b]SHINY[/b] bold head when you ought to be sweating it out at Arafat.

Its like praying morning prayer at sunet. Its just not going to please anyone. Gabriel will be sending an lol to others.

Omrow

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 13:56

Thats a really intresting point and I was chatting to mum about this yesterday.

Surely, the Mercy of God is unlimited. Therefore, if He see's millions of Hajji's on mount Arafah and its not even the day of Hajj...I'm sure He will not reject their pleas of forgiveness.

Even if they are mistaken, we know that their mistake is not deliberate.

Omrow — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 14:07

Salam

[quote="MuslimSister"]Surely, the Mercy of God is unlimited. Therefore, if He see's millions of Hajji's on mount Arafah and its not even the day of Hajj...I'm sure He will not reject their pleas of forgiveness.

Even if they are mistaken, we know that their mistake is not deliberate.[/quote]

Numbers don't impress God as they do you.

They might as well make that plea at another place. Because they are at a Sacred place but NOT on Sacred day.

Yes. God is Merciful. But He is not going to reward you for your "morning" prayer when you performed it at dusk.

He will just count the SINCERITY of that act of devotion. Nothing more.

Omrow

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 14:15

Salaam

If number's don't impress God then why are there so many blessings in being in a gathering?

God loves collective worship.

You're right though that God will look at the "SINCERITY" of the devotion.

And sincerity is not dependent on time or place.

Wasalaam

Omrow — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 14:21

Salam

I meant that God will give you the SAME amount of reward for a congragation whether there are just two of you praying, or two million.

Two onwards is an assembly in sight of God. After that numbers don't matter. You don't get MORE reward for a larger gathering.

God !!!

Women !!

Omrow

MuslimSister — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 14:25

Salaam

Lol-I don't dispute that. Of course, two people praying is worth more than one person praying invidivdually.

You don't get more reward if there are more people in a gethering....however, if there are more people in a gathering the chances of a sincere, pious individual whom Allah (swt) loves is higher....and maybe for the sake of that pious individual Allah (swt) may accept everyone's prayers.

Wasalaam

*DUST* — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 14:40

[quote="Omrow"]
God !!!

Women !!

Omrow[/quote]
well done omrow, i couldnt have put the heirarchy any better myself! but a few changes and it'll b complete:

God!!
The Prophet (s.a.w)!!
Women!!
Men
Omrow

😂 😛

flower — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 15:03

[quote="*DUST*"][quote="Omrow"]
God !!!

Women !!

Omrow[/quote]
well done omrow, i couldnt have put the heirarchy any better myself! but a few changes and it'll b complete:

God!!
The Prophet (s.a.w)!!
Women!!
Men
Omrow

😂 :P[/quote]

lol 😂

malik — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 16:54

I want to include our Imams.

God
Muhammad pbuhhf
Prophets
12 Imams
Angels
Women
Men
Animals
Insects
Worms
Maggots
American goverment
Yazeed

yuit — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 17:19

Why is it that the paki mosques always have too be different. The pakistani mosque in my area have kept Eid only once on the same day as the Saudi. Too me this is just arrogance, i can't believe in nearly 15 years that i can remember the Saudi have alway been wrong on every ocassion apart from one. It also funny how they highlight the ocassion when the Saudi got it wrong but normally brush it aside when it their fault. I would like to have the sense of brotherhood on Eid, but as pakistani we can never have that as we so busy trying to be right. It been like 8 days since they decided Eid was on Wednesday. :roll:

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 19:43

I'm expecting so many girls over tonight cos mums' been saying to everyone "come to our house my daughter does beautiful mendi" :roll:

by the time I get to my own hands the mehndi cone will be finsihed and my hands will be aching

*DUST* — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 19:47

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]I'm expecting so many girls over tonight cos mums' been saying to everyone "come to our house my daughter does beautiful mendi" :roll:

by the time I get to my own hands the mehndi cone will be finsihed and my hands will be aching[/quote]
tut tut stop complaining... atleast its summat u enjoy doing... 😉

i feel for u tho - i enjoy putting mendhi on ppls hands too, but by the time i've got to like the 6th hand, my own is killing.

depends how u do it tho - i do it with one hand, my thumb is numb by the end... 😂

aww u just reminded me bout mendhi, if i'd remembered earlier i wudv got a cone from somewhere, now i'm gonna hav a mendhi-less Eid... 🙁

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 19:48

I only enjoy putting mendi on my own hands-and mybe my lil sis cos she has tiny hands

its tiring and makes ur hands ache-I usually use two hands

I am an expert though if I do say so myself 8)

but girl u cant NOT have mendi on ur hands on Eid :shock:

*DUST* — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 19:50

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]but girl u cant NOT have mendi on ur hands on Eid :shock:[/quote]
i know.... 😢

MuslimSisLilSis — Mon, 9 Jan 2006 - 20:04

[quote="Don Karnage"]
Isn't it more than slightly painful?[/quote]

what is?

that fat guys music or mehndi (henna) designs?