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[b][color=violet]yeh, thats what i thought, and then someone said to me it means the Shahada aswell... :?

and at school i was talking to this girl and she said it does mean that and this other girl said it doesnt :?

HELP![/color][/b]

I think 786 is used to represent "Bismillah Ar-Rahmani-Raheem"

[quote="MuslimBro"]I think 786 is used to represent "Bismillah Ar-Rahmani-Raheem"[/quote]

[b][color=violet]well...thats what i have heard but i thought it's just a number someone had asked a scholor on islam channel and the scholor had said it's got something to do with black magic......[/color][/b]

black magic?

ROFL

[quote="MuslimBro"]I think 786 is used to represent "Bismillah Ar-Rahmani-Raheem"[/quote]

Actually thats 787

[quote="TEX"]black magic?

ROFL[/quote]

[b][color=violet]Yeh black magic[/color][/b]

[quote][b]On Using Numbers To Represent Words[/b]

Answered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani

Q. What is the opinion on using a set of numbers to represent words, for example, the common use of 786 to represent "Bismillah Ar-Rahmani-Raheem".

A. Walaikum assalam,

There is nothing wrong with this. The scholars have been using it for centuries in their books without condemnation, and the fiqhi principle is that, "Something accepted generation after generation (by the scholars) cannot possibly be an innovation."

Wassalam,
Faraz Rabbani.

[url]http://qa.sunnipath.com/issue_view.asp?HD=1&ID=690&CATE=115[/url][/quote]

It is something to do with numbers. obviously.

But I think it is used mainly on disposables.

You know... throw it away without any guilt.

Same reason We used to avoid having such thing in 'The Revival'. No idea if it is still the case, as I do not participate in the design stage at all now.

because your too lazy? :twisted:

yup.

I don't see why I should feel bad about being lazy.

It's a way of life. One that I have always had.

[b][color=indigo]I love being lazy. It's the best thing ever![/color][/b]

i love being lazy too! i try not to walk or run or do anything. it's so relaxing.

[b][color=green]salaaaammm

i'm in school at the moment and i have just come from my first lesson and in my lesson we had a discuusiong about going to the graveyard, and the teacher said women are not allowed to go to the grave yard :?

i'm a little confusedd
help[/color][/b]

hasn't the clock gone one hour back?

[quote="*Sponi*"][b][color=green]salaaaammm

i'm in school at the moment and i have just come from my first lesson and in my lesson we had a discuusiong about going to the graveyard, and the teacher said women are not allowed to go to the grave yard :?

i'm a little confusedd
help[/color][/b][/quote]

good question sponi, i was also wondering the same thing.. i heard women are allowed to go to the graveyard bt only with a mehram so that free mixing doesnt take place bt im not sure!! can someone please clarify :?

someone asked an imaam this.
answer:

Imam Bukhari has recorded a Hadith of Sayyidatuna Umm Atiyya (Radhiallaahu
Anha) that she said, 'We were prohibited from following the Janaaza, i.e.
until the graveyard.' (Bukhari Hadith No.1278; See Fathul Baari vol.3
pg.187)

Imam Tirmidhi (RA) has recorded a Hadith of Sayyiduna Abu Hurayra
(Radhiallaahu Anhu) that Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Alayhi Wasallam) has
mentioned, 'May Allah Ta'ala curse women who visits the graves.' Imaam
Tirmidhi has graded this Hadith as Sahih - authentic (Sunan Tirmidhi vol.1
pg.203)

A similar narration is recorded by Imaam Abu Dawud on the authority of
Sayyiduna Abdullah ibn Abbaas (Radhiallaahu Anhu).

However, many of the scholars are of the opinion that the above law has been
obliterated by the following narration recorded by Imaam Muslim in his Sahih
on the authority of Sayyiduna Abdullah ibn Mas'ood (Radhiallaahu Anhu) that
Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Alayhi Wasallam) mentioned, 'I had prevented you
from visiting the grave, (as of now) you all should visit it for it reminds
one of the Aakhirat.' (Sahih Muslim)

Based on this, the previous law mentioned above was abrogated. Hence, the
permissibility of visiting the graveyard includes males and females.
However, the reason for prohibiting females from visiting graves is due to
our corrupted environment wherein women who do not adhere to the laws of
Hijaab and hence strange men are attracted towards them. Therefore, it is
not permissible for young females to visit the graveyard.

However, if the laws of the Shariah (Hijaab, intermingling, crying, etc.)
are not violated then the prohibition may be set aside. Since generally the
women visiting the graves are not free from the above aspects, they should
refrain from doing so.

If a female visits the grave to remember death and soften without crying .
there is nothing wrong if they are old. It is Makrooh (not permissible) if
they are young (Shaami vol. 1 p. 665 - Maajidiyya) See Umdatul Qaari vol.8
pg.69

so women can go to graveyards as long as they dont get all emotionall?

i dunno, i just cpoied and pasted that.

i dont understand it fully :?

i haven't even read it. :oops:

admin, why can't we make a post soon after the last one? it's annoying

[b][color=indigo]Snoopz of course you can go to graveyard aslong as u have ur mehram with you!

Its encouraged for us to go so that we remmber our death more.

Soni did Mr Baig say that to you???[/color][/b]

[b][color=violet]lol nooor your spot on girl!

we were having a discussion about that for half a lesson [/color][/b]

[b][color=indigo]I've just come back from placement, on lunch break, need to be back for 1! Better get running!

Say to Baig that you are allowed to visit graveyards! Go on sunnipath and find the evidence that supports it. That'll shut him up!

Toodles im getting late! X[/color][/b]

i looked i cant find it
can you find it for me plz

[quote="Snoopz"]i looked i cant find it
can you find it for me plz[/quote]

[b][color=violet]cant find what...?[/color][/b] :roll:

did u know that u can edit PM`s even after u have sent them? 😃

[quote="TEX"]did u know that u can edit PM`s even after u have sent them? :D[/quote]

[b][color=violet]yehhhh andd.....[/color][/b]

[quote="*Sponi*"][quote="TEX"]did u know that u can edit PM`s even after u have sent them? :D[/quote]

[b][color=violet]yehhhh andd.....[/color][/b][/quote]

i always write PM`s i end up regretting

this way i can edit them b4 they see them 😃

[b][color=violet]well if you think before you write then maybe there will be no need for you to regret things now is there...[/color][/b]

[quote="TEX"][quote="*Sponi*"][quote="TEX"]did u know that u can edit PM`s even after u have sent them? :D[/quote]

[b][color=violet]yehhhh andd.....[/color][/b][/quote]

i always write PM`s i end up regretting

this way i can edit them b4 they see them :D[/quote]

including ones when you asked Ed to marry you? 😂