What is Deen-e-Haneef?
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Before the advent of Islam, there was a small group of people, who called themselves the followers of "Deen-e-Haneef", which was basically a monotheistic creed, ascribing to the belief of "one God" and adhering to the monotheistic practices of the Abrahamic tradition (these practices included: Sala'h (prayer), Sawm (fasting), Hajj (pilgrimage), Tawaaf (circumambulation of the Ka`bah), Ai`tikaaf (confinement to the mosque for concentrated worship) etc.). The Prophet (pbuh), it is generally believed, ascribed to this group. However, there is hardly any authentic information available on this topic in the books of history. Nevertheless, it should be remembered that the Qur'an has clearly stated that before the initiation of revelation, the Prophet (pbuh) was not fully aware of the details of faith and belief and neither of the divine laws (Al-Shooraa 42: 52).\n\n\nEDIT: At least i gave my source..! I didn't want to summarize all that, sorry.
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actually, it is impossible to ask a question and get the answer at the same time only if you are participating on live fatwa rooms. \n\n well, there are websites in which you type a hint word in the search box and you get all related topic fatwas.\n\nthere are plenty, here are one:\n\n   www.islamonline.net
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I need more specifics on the question before I can find you the answer.\n\nBut this is some information on the Dajjaal\n\nLinguistically, Dajjaal is derived from the word dajl, which means lying and impostering. Religiously, it refers to a man who is an imposter and who will appear during the Last Days, claiming lordship.\n\nHis emergence is established in the Sunnah as well as the Ijmaa' (consensus). The Prophet (sallAllaahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said: "Say: 'O Allaah, verily I seek refuge in you from the punishment of the Hellfire, and I seek refuge in you from the punishment of the grave, and I seek refuge in you from the trial of Maseeh Ad-Dajjaal. And I seek refuge in you from the trial of life and death." [1]\n\n"The Prophet (sallAllaahu 'alayhi wa sallam) would seek refuge from him during prayer" [2] and the Muslims have agreed upon his emergence.\n\nHis story: He will emerge from a road in an area between Shaam and 'Iraaq and will begin to call the people to worship him. A majority of the people that will follow him will be from the Jews, women and bedouins. Seventy-thousand Jews from Asfahaan (in present-day Iran) will follow him and he will travel throughout the entire earth, just as the wind blows rain in all directions, except for Makkah and Madeenah, for he will be prevented from entering them.\n\nThe length of his stay will be forty days. One day will be like a year, one day like a month, one day like a week and the rest of the days will be as normal. He is one-eyed (i.e. one eye is good and the other is defective) and between his two eyes will be written KA FA RA (i.e. kaafir or disbeliever). Only the believers will be able to read it. He will bring about great trials, some of which are that he will command the heavens and it will rain and he will command the earth and it will produce vegetation. He will have with him a Garden and a Fire. However, his garden will be a fire, and his fire will be a garden.\n\nThe Prophet (sallAllaahu 'alayhi wa sallam) warned of him by saying: "Whosoever hears of him, then let him distance himself from him. And whosoever has him reach him, then let him recite the opening verses of Surah Kahf upon him" - or - "...let him recite the opening verses of Surah Kahf."
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That's easy!\nCurrently it's 'Chand Sifarish' from 'Fanaa'!!!
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Assalamualaikum Wr. Wb.\n\nI hope that the below will help to answer your question.\n\nWassallam\n\nQunut is a recitation of doa in facing difficult times and situation and to ask Allah’s protection from any peril.\n\nWAYS TO PERFORM QUNUT NAZILAH\n\nQunut Nazilah can be done in every obligatory solat: Zohor, Asar, Maghrib, Isyak and Subuh. It is recited after ruku’ while in the position of I’tidal after reciting:\nسَمِعَ اللَّهُ لِمَنْ حَمِدَهُ ، رَبَّنَا وَلَكَ الْحَمْدُ.\n\nThere are 3 ways that an Imam can recite this doa \n\n1. Recite the Qunut  for Subuh prayers only.\n\n2. Recite the Qunut Nazilah only. (see attachment)\n\n3. Recite the qunut for Subuh first and continue with the qunut nazilah.\n\nImportant Reminder: \nImam who does not memorized the nazilah prayers, they can recite the qunut as in Subuh prayers and the nazilah prayers can be read after solat.\n\nImam should remind his jemaah that qunut nazilah will be recited during the prayers and the ways of performing it.\n\n\n\nPrepared by\nOffice Of the Mufti\nMajlis Ugama Islam Singapura\n2 Ogos 2006 \n\n  \n Please go to the below URL to get the Du'a/Doa
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Shaiwal is a city somewhere in Islam. You may have meant Shawwal?? If yes, here is the info:\n\nShawwal is the tenth month on the Lunar Islamic calendar. The first day of Shawwal is Eid ul-Fitr. There are also six days of fasting during Shawwal which, together with the Ramadan fasts, are equivalent to fasting "perpetually" (according to Sahih Muslim). Usually, this is taken to mean the whole year Islam online . It is a common misconception that the six days of fasting must be undertaken on consecutive days, as there are no hadith that support or stipulate this.\n\nShawwal means ‘tail’; so named because of the fact the she camels, after being with their young for seven to eight months, start to raise their tails. Muhammad married the daughter of his commander in chief Abu Bakr, Aisha, in this month. The first day of this is celebrated as Id-ul-Fitr.
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By JOHN F. BURNS\n\nJanuary 27, 2002\n\nAZHAKHEL BALA, Pakistan, Jan. 20 — Little in the manner of Ijaz Khan Hussein betrays the miseries he saw as a volunteer in the war in Afghanistan.\n\nMr. Khan, a college-trained pharmacist, joined the jihad, or holy war, like thousands of other Pakistanis who crossed over into Afghanistan.\n\nHe worked as a medical orderly near Kabul, shuttling to the front lines, picking up bodies and parts of bodies. Of 43 men who traveled with him to Afghanistan by truck in October, he says, 41 were killed.\n\nNow with the Taliban and Al Qaeda routed, have Mr. Khan and other militants finished with holy war?\n\nMr. Khan, at least, said he had not.\n\n"We went to the jihad filled with joy, and I would go again tomorrow," he said. "If Allah had chosen me to die, I would have been in paradise, eating honey and watermelons and grapes, and resting with beautiful virgins, just as it is promised in the Koran. Instead, my fate was to remain amid the unhappiness here on earth."\n\nJihad literally means striving. The Prophet Muhammad gave Muslims the task of striving in the path of God. Whether that striving is armed or a personal duty of conscience is a question causing consternation in the world's 1.2 billion Muslims, and that question goes to the heart of President Bush's war on terrorism.\n\nIn the Muslim world, it seems that Osama bin Laden is now a fractured idol, and many Muslim scholars criticize him. Yet he also remains appealing to others, almost as a political Robin Hood.\n\n"Osama bin Laden is not a theologian, or a jihadist in the traditional sense of the term; he's a political activist," said one critic, Olivier Roy, a French scholar who has written several books about Afghanistan. "He has Islamized the traditional discourse of Western anti-imperialism. So a lot of Muslims support him, not because they see him as a true warrior for Islam, but because they hate America, and he's the only man in the Islamic world that they see fighting the Americans. He's like Carlos the Jackal converted to Islam."\n\nIn mosques and Islamic seminaries from Morocco to Indonesia, moderate Muslims have been scouring the Koran to demonstrate that a true vision of jihad can never be squared with Sept. 11, even while expressing how aggrieved Muslims may be with America over issues Mr. bin Laden has identified in his videotapes, like Israel's treatment of Palestinians, the presence of American troops in the Arabian peninsula and the United States' role in maintaining sanctions against Iraq.\n\n"Don't make the mistake of thinking that Osama bin Laden is the true face of a billion Muslims, or the true voice of the Koran," said Dr. Safir Akhtar, a research scholar at the Islamic University in Islamabad, a Saudi-financed institution that has long been a magnet for young militants from around the Islamic world.\n\n"He may have a special appeal through his religiosity," Dr. Akhtar said, "and his spartan way of life, and he has certainly drawn deeply from Muslims' deep sense of frustration, but people think of him more as an adventurer than as an Islamic leader, and they know from their own studies that his sense of jihad is deeply flawed."\n\nConversations with ordinary Muslims in Pakistan tend quickly to turn to their disillusionment with the inglorious figure Mr. bin Laden has cut since Sept. 11 — as he counseled future jihadis that "this world is an illusion," valueless beside paradise, and posed for the videotapes with a Kalashnikov and a camouflage jacket, while avoiding the hazards of combat himself. Moreover, many of Islam's most militant theologians now rebuke Mr. bin Laden, who suggested in the videotapes that he cast himself in the mold of Saladin, who recaptured Jerusalem from the Crusaders in the 12th century.\n\nFrom Cairo, Beirut and Tehran, and a dozen other centers of fervent Islamic belief,
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hafeez jalandri sahab
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People often get confused here. Allah is the arabic word (actually, one of many-just the most well-known) for God. Just like they say "Dios" in Spanish. What is it like living in Pakistan?
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very bright and lovely as long as al niswan al misriyat helwat zay al assal.kushk um ashraf is situated on the right hand corner of the street connecting the two main road near the thin sitting cat.there is a thrown empty match box to its left.the lady who is found there sipping sharbat zibib is um ashraf.convay my regards to her and tell her that i will come next mounth to buy a pencil from her.
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Saeed* Anwar (Pakistan)
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visit www.goharshahi.com and study or download book"Religion of God"
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i know the numver of the \n(shahid khan afridi) its 666666\nand (shoaib akthar)WWWWWW\nTHATS ALL I KNOW
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From pakistan its Inzamam-ul-Haq
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Once GHALIB said about   MEER whom he used to consider the greatest shayar   "Rekhti ke tum hi ustaad nahin Ghalib"\n                              Kehten hai us jamaney main ek Meer bhi tha"\n \n\n*rekti(urdu is also called rekti)
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Ishwar = God\nJeev = Living being\nJagat = World
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It's in two countries.\n(1)In Rabwah,Pakistan.\n(2)In Qadian,India.\n Both are the mosques of ahmadeeys.