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Bukhari Completion and Graduation Ceremony (Brothers Only)

published by star on 30 August, 2006 - 21:43

Assalamu alaikum,

[color=red][size=18][b]Brothers Only Event
9:30am
3rd September 2006 [/b][/size] [/color]

The final year students of Darul Uloom Bury and Madinatul Uloom Kidderminster, United Kingdom's longest established and most distinguished Islamic Universities are approaching the end of a classical course of Islamic theology taught by expert scholars in a traditional manner. The end of the academic year will be culminating with the final lessons of hadeeth taught from the six most authentic books of hadeeth. A joint completion and graduation ceremony has been organised by both institutions so that brothers from across the UK can have the opportunity to participate in the final lesson of hadeeth.

Surnames

published by star on 10 July, 2006 - 15:45

When a child is born is it best for the child to take on their fathers surnames , mothers or neither ?

My neices and nephews have all taken on their fathers surnames but one of my cousin nephews has taken on no-ones surname as his mum did not like the surname of his dad.

I myself have taken on my dads surname and now that im married everyones like telling me to change it to my husbands or to take on his name as my surname, i mean like what the hell as if i would.

driving

published by star on 22 January, 2006 - 21:03

im planning to start learning how to drive by the end of this year.....

i just cannot wait to start learning, me and my younger brother are the

only ones left to learn how to drive,

i think its very important for everyone to learn espec the women..it comes in use when you least expect it,

before i wasnt to keen but i've realised how useful it is like today there was no-one present to drop my dad of to preston hospital...so my mum drove despite being a proper nervous driver...she doesnt normally drive much but there was no-one else. She started to panic when she got of the wrong junction on the moterway lol...and then nearly took the sign to south birmingham...but luckily naj used her brains and got her onto the M65..[b][size=7]hehehe[/size][/b]

Marriage Recipe

published by star on 13 December, 2005 - 14:45

[quote][b]Recipe for a successful marriage by Mufti Ebrahim Desai (db)[/b]
"Our Lord! Grant that our spouses and our offspring be a comfort to our eyes, and give us the grace to lead those who are conscious of You" (Furqaan 74).

Q: Every human being by nature has an instinct to dispute. This instinct becomes more manifest between the husband and wife, thus leading to marital disputes. How can this instinct be controlled?

A. Consider the following ten points to control the instinct of dispute and maintain a happy marriage.

1.

"Duas"

published by star on 21 November, 2005 - 00:56

[b]Why our du'aa go unanswered?---A common perception and thought [/b][quote]A common perception and thought that generally passes a Muslims mind - Why are our duas so ineffective? Is there a deficiency in the manner that we ask? Why is it that certain people who live very carefree lives, openly violate the Shari'ah and propagate un-Islamic values seem to live very comfortably? They seem to be blessed with everything that they ask for and have no real cry or pressing need.

nike brand

published by star on 7 November, 2005 - 00:30

i dont know if u PPL have heard dis before,

BUT it aint permissable to wear nike brand products.

because nike means in greek mythology [b]( goddess of victory)[/b]

the brand nike is associated with kufr and shirk SO therefore
its strictly prohibited for muslims to wear nike trainers and garments

so to those who have nike products it'll be best to remove the nike logos

from them, tell your mums to patch it up wiv sum cloth LOL.

also see what your SCHOLARS have ta say bout this,

my bro wont listen 2 me, i tell him its clearly HARAM but im gonna keep nagging him inshallah t

urdu/punjabi numbaz

published by star on 4 November, 2005 - 15:58

how well do you guyz know your urdu/punjabi numbaz?

i ONLY know till 33 in urdu

wheneva fam have a convo and they,mention some urdu number i'd

want to know whats it is in english and it gets my mum mad LOL.

she thinks everyone my age knows their numbaz and IM the only weird 1.

i'll know what the numba 50 is and 25 and 100 etc... but not like 41,42,43,44. they also get very riddlyfyde 1 gets confused.

so PPL tell me how many U know plz.

THANK YOU

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