Lanterns of Tawheed
Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril's opinion (حفظه الله) It’s well known to most that Shaykh Ahmad Jibril حفظه الله believes the face and hands of a woman are ‘Awrah. The sister who asked this question asked SPECIFICALLY regarding modeling the items of clothing, as…
To get a proper and honest answer for any question, it's necessary that you give context to the Shaykh, and explain in detail about the types of images you're asking regarding. This question was posed regarding sisters who are wearing Shari' Niqab (meaning full Niqab and gloves) and his stance was still so disapproving, and he stipulated (aside from that she should be covered head to toe) that there shouldn't be any Fitnah or even close to it. When he was told of those who wear half Niqabs and show their hands, you can imagine what his opinion was, and it's obvious what it was because he believes the face and hands to be 'Awrah anyways.
The only reason we have to constantly clarify and explain is because a few people who are led by their desires still seek to twist his words and try to find a loophole to make it seem like he permits or approves of what these "Niqabi" influencers do. This doesn't even apply to the influencers, that's out of the question, it's about Niqab/Abayah selling business pages! That's something that one might actually need to post pictures in Niqab for (to advertise and model the product), but he still said even if she's fully covered head to toe, he doesn't approve and said use dummies. Influencers are totally out of the question here.
Forwarded from Project Guiding Light
The fact that the topic of "Should a Niqabi be a social media model/influencer," is still needing to be addressed, with people of Manhaj of all people, is really a shame.
Even to those who cite a "difference of opinion," as to the obligation of showing the face, is there a difference of opinion for a woman portraying herself to the world - including Muslim and Kafir men - specifically to be seen? Since anyone who uploads a picture to Instagram or social media and says, "I don't want to be seen," is a liar.
Name even a single precedence where the women of Sahābah would model themselves to people, Muslim and Kafir, for the sake of Da'wah, let alone for the sake of business?! On top of that, which Mahram would even allow this for his women?!
That goes without saying, from the necessary implications of wearing a Niqāb (Khimār) is to hide that which is of beauty to the woman and not be seen.
In a day and age, where perverted individuals get aroused by toes, what have you, of those who then tilt their heads, put their hands in certain positions, and essentially model in these photoshoots?! These same people then have the nerve to write inspirational Islamic captions under there pictures, and all these ignorant women write idiotic comments of support, wa Allahul Musta'aan.
To seductively pose would be impermissible if done for free, imagine if done for the sake of business or promoting a business!
May Allah guide us and protect us from using the Deen to suit our whims and desires, and reward those striving to make this matter clear for those who are sincere.
Even to those who cite a "difference of opinion," as to the obligation of showing the face, is there a difference of opinion for a woman portraying herself to the world - including Muslim and Kafir men - specifically to be seen? Since anyone who uploads a picture to Instagram or social media and says, "I don't want to be seen," is a liar.
Name even a single precedence where the women of Sahābah would model themselves to people, Muslim and Kafir, for the sake of Da'wah, let alone for the sake of business?! On top of that, which Mahram would even allow this for his women?!
That goes without saying, from the necessary implications of wearing a Niqāb (Khimār) is to hide that which is of beauty to the woman and not be seen.
In a day and age, where perverted individuals get aroused by toes, what have you, of those who then tilt their heads, put their hands in certain positions, and essentially model in these photoshoots?! These same people then have the nerve to write inspirational Islamic captions under there pictures, and all these ignorant women write idiotic comments of support, wa Allahul Musta'aan.
To seductively pose would be impermissible if done for free, imagine if done for the sake of business or promoting a business!
May Allah guide us and protect us from using the Deen to suit our whims and desires, and reward those striving to make this matter clear for those who are sincere.
Take a look at these slides, all of these were taken from just a quick look at 3 or so accounts belonging to some “Niqābi” influencers, and tons of comments were left out.
If you’re a brother, and you saw such comments being made about your wife/sister/daughter/mother and you have no problem whatsoever, then you have major issues. And this is only those who are shameless enough to comment, there are tons who can think and do whatever they want with those images behind the screen.
If you’re a sister, and you were to read and hear such comments being made about you, and you feel nothing of embarrassment, shyness, and inner turmoil, then worry about yourself.
By Allah, if this isn’t called Fitnah, then what is? If this isn’t a perfect example of the desecration of the sanctity of the Niqāb, then what is?
If you’re a brother, and you saw such comments being made about your wife/sister/daughter/mother and you have no problem whatsoever, then you have major issues. And this is only those who are shameless enough to comment, there are tons who can think and do whatever they want with those images behind the screen.
If you’re a sister, and you were to read and hear such comments being made about you, and you feel nothing of embarrassment, shyness, and inner turmoil, then worry about yourself.
By Allah, if this isn’t called Fitnah, then what is? If this isn’t a perfect example of the desecration of the sanctity of the Niqāb, then what is?
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Again, we apologize for polluting the eyes of those who didn't need to see this to understand, but perhaps some will come to their senses through such examples insha'Allah
Forwarded from Rectifying Souls
One time, the fear of Ibrahim ibn Adham reached its peak, causing him to shout out: O Allah, if you have granted any of those who love you that which would ease their hearts before meeting You, then I beg you to grant me that, for distress has harmed me.
Later, he saw in his dream [as if it were] Allah, the Exalted, Saying to him: O Ibrahim are you not ashamed of yourself? You ask Me to give you what would put your heart at ease, even though you know well that the longing heart cannot be at ease until it meets the one it loves.
[Seeds Of Admonishment and Reform p. 73]
Later, he saw in his dream [as if it were] Allah, the Exalted, Saying to him: O Ibrahim are you not ashamed of yourself? You ask Me to give you what would put your heart at ease, even though you know well that the longing heart cannot be at ease until it meets the one it loves.
[Seeds Of Admonishment and Reform p. 73]
The strongest believers are those who had to go against their families and battle with them to be able to practice the Deen. When you've faced opposition from your own home and the very people who birthed you and grew up with you, and you've heard their insults and their hatred, nobody else's opposition matters anymore. Every one after that means nothing.
Many brothers and sisters who struggle with their families look to those who have practicing families wishing to have been blessed with that. Just know that you have a blessing in disguise. The opposition of your family gives you a rock hard armor with which you face the rest of the world. When you've faced the worst in your own home, you become immune, and any harm that reaches you from the outside will hardly effect you.
There’s khayr in every situation Allāh puts you in. Always remember that. It’s the most painful thing to have misguided family, but makes you solid upon your beliefs and makes you grateful that Allāh chose you for guidance.
Many brothers and sisters who struggle with their families look to those who have practicing families wishing to have been blessed with that. Just know that you have a blessing in disguise. The opposition of your family gives you a rock hard armor with which you face the rest of the world. When you've faced the worst in your own home, you become immune, and any harm that reaches you from the outside will hardly effect you.
There’s khayr in every situation Allāh puts you in. Always remember that. It’s the most painful thing to have misguided family, but makes you solid upon your beliefs and makes you grateful that Allāh chose you for guidance.
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Forwarded from Haqq Hurts Hypocrites
#Advice from Shaykh Ahmad Jibril (حفظه الله) regarding taking Islāmic classes/courses from those who charge money & make you fill out forms
💰 Charging Money for Ilm 📋
With all due respect to everyone:
Charging money and filling out forms for Islamic classes and courses, is all one needs to know it’s suspicious. Nothing else needed. I spoke in my Tawheed classes on charging for ilm.
The slogan of all the Messengers was
“قل ما اسألكم عليه من أجر”
(Say: No wage do I ask of you for this)
— Shaykh Ahmad Jibril (حفظه الله)
💰 Charging Money for Ilm 📋
With all due respect to everyone:
Charging money and filling out forms for Islamic classes and courses, is all one needs to know it’s suspicious. Nothing else needed. I spoke in my Tawheed classes on charging for ilm.
The slogan of all the Messengers was
“قل ما اسألكم عليه من أجر”
(Say: No wage do I ask of you for this)
— Shaykh Ahmad Jibril (حفظه الله)
Forwarded from Haqq Hurts Hypocrites
Here is the lecture where Shaykh Ahmad (حفظه الله) talks about charging money to teach Islāmic knowledge, and qualities one should look for when choosing a teacher:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7lqHn57NMkk&feature=youtu.be
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7lqHn57NMkk&feature=youtu.be
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Ibn Al-Jawzi's Advice on Choosing a Teacher | Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril
Who should you learn Islāmic knowledge from? What type of teacher should you choose to study under?
"They asked Imām Ahmad if al-Hassan al-Hulwani was good
He said: The people in the forts are not pleased with him!
Watch who you take your Deen from"
— The…
"They asked Imām Ahmad if al-Hassan al-Hulwani was good
He said: The people in the forts are not pleased with him!
Watch who you take your Deen from"
— The…
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Advice for the Youth:
وَوَصَّيْنَا ٱلْإِنسَـٰنَ بِوَٰلِدَيْهِ حَمَلَتْهُ أُمُّهُۥ وَهْنًا عَلَىٰ وَهْنٍ وَفِصَـٰلُهُۥ فِى عَامَيْنِ أَنِ ٱشْكُرْ لِى وَلِوَٰلِدَيْكَ إِلَىَّ ٱلْمَصِيرُ
"And We have enjoined upon man [care] for his parents. His mother carried him, [increasing her] in weakness upon weakness, and his weaning is in two years. Be grateful to Me and to your parents; to Me is the [final] destination." [Surah Luqman]
Go kiss your mothers face and seek her forgiveness for anything you may have ever done and serve her. She broke her body carrying you In pregnancy and birth, she broke her back nurturing and caring for you from childhood till now, and she breaks her heart everyday hearing your harsh words and seeing your indifferent attitude and eye rolls towards her words.
Your mothers are humans too. They have feelings and emotions, you’re not the only one who gets sad when treated wrong and yelled at. She cries at night too while you sleep, because she doesn’t only bear her own emotional burden, but she bears the emotions of her entire family and their worries and their stress. Be her support and her friend, don’t be her burden. She sacrificed her youth in hopes to see you flourish in yours, and now that you've reached it, you neglect her except when you have a need from her, and you treat her with harshness and insignificance.
Your parents are not guaranteed to live as long as you may expect them to. Live with them in such a way that you wouldn't be able to find something to regret over (in regards to your treatment of them) after you lose them.
May Allah preserve our parents upon Islam and Imaan, and guide those who are misguided, and forgive their sins. May Allah make us dutiful and obedient children, who don't just treat them well, but treat them with Ihsaan.
وَوَصَّيْنَا ٱلْإِنسَـٰنَ بِوَٰلِدَيْهِ حَمَلَتْهُ أُمُّهُۥ وَهْنًا عَلَىٰ وَهْنٍ وَفِصَـٰلُهُۥ فِى عَامَيْنِ أَنِ ٱشْكُرْ لِى وَلِوَٰلِدَيْكَ إِلَىَّ ٱلْمَصِيرُ
"And We have enjoined upon man [care] for his parents. His mother carried him, [increasing her] in weakness upon weakness, and his weaning is in two years. Be grateful to Me and to your parents; to Me is the [final] destination." [Surah Luqman]
Go kiss your mothers face and seek her forgiveness for anything you may have ever done and serve her. She broke her body carrying you In pregnancy and birth, she broke her back nurturing and caring for you from childhood till now, and she breaks her heart everyday hearing your harsh words and seeing your indifferent attitude and eye rolls towards her words.
Your mothers are humans too. They have feelings and emotions, you’re not the only one who gets sad when treated wrong and yelled at. She cries at night too while you sleep, because she doesn’t only bear her own emotional burden, but she bears the emotions of her entire family and their worries and their stress. Be her support and her friend, don’t be her burden. She sacrificed her youth in hopes to see you flourish in yours, and now that you've reached it, you neglect her except when you have a need from her, and you treat her with harshness and insignificance.
Your parents are not guaranteed to live as long as you may expect them to. Live with them in such a way that you wouldn't be able to find something to regret over (in regards to your treatment of them) after you lose them.
May Allah preserve our parents upon Islam and Imaan, and guide those who are misguided, and forgive their sins. May Allah make us dutiful and obedient children, who don't just treat them well, but treat them with Ihsaan.
Forwarded from Lanterns of Tawheed
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The Du’aa of Abu Bakr Siddeeq رضي الله عنه when he was praised to his face:
" اللهم لا تؤاخذني بما يقولون ، واجعلني خيرا مما يظنون ، واغفر لي ما لا يعلمون "
“O Allāh, do not take me to account for what they say, and make me better than what they think, and forgive me for what they don’t know.”
You can fool people easily, but if people don’t know your reality, rest assured, Allāh knows it. We can’t fool our creator with our seemingly pious outer appearances and eloquent speech. Never let people’s positive opinions of you get to your head. If this was the Du’aa of the best man to walk the face of the Earth after the Prophets, then what should our attitude be when praised or thought well of?
" اللهم لا تؤاخذني بما يقولون ، واجعلني خيرا مما يظنون ، واغفر لي ما لا يعلمون "
“O Allāh, do not take me to account for what they say, and make me better than what they think, and forgive me for what they don’t know.”
You can fool people easily, but if people don’t know your reality, rest assured, Allāh knows it. We can’t fool our creator with our seemingly pious outer appearances and eloquent speech. Never let people’s positive opinions of you get to your head. If this was the Du’aa of the best man to walk the face of the Earth after the Prophets, then what should our attitude be when praised or thought well of?
Lanterns of Tawheed
The Du’aa of Abu Bakr Siddeeq رضي الله عنه when he was praised to his face: " اللهم لا تؤاخذني بما يقولون ، واجعلني خيرا مما يظنون ، واغفر لي ما لا يعلمون " “O Allāh, do not take me to account for what they say, and make me better than what they think, and…
"The closer you get to Allāh, the more humble you become and then you begin to realize your shortcomings and mistakes. The best, most pious of our Salaf never had that arrogant way of thinking. They never said, "look at us, our days and nights are spent in between Da'wah and 'Ibādāh". They used to say something much different than that. They said, "if our faults became apparent, no one would even give salām upon us"
Al-Imām Al-Qahtāni al-Andalūsī, in his famous poem, he said:
“والله لو علموا قبيح سريرتي *** لأبـــى الســلام علي من يلقاني
"If they know me internally, they wouldn’t even give salām to me when they see me.
ولأعرضوا عني وملّوا صحبتي *** ولبــؤت بـــعــد كـرامـة بــهــوان
They would turn away from me. After all the dignity and respect I have, I would be in shame. "
Just like Allāh سبحانه وتعالى veiled us with clothes from His mercy, He veiled our sins and faults from exposure."
— Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril حفظه الله
Al-Imām Al-Qahtāni al-Andalūsī, in his famous poem, he said:
“والله لو علموا قبيح سريرتي *** لأبـــى الســلام علي من يلقاني
"If they know me internally, they wouldn’t even give salām to me when they see me.
ولأعرضوا عني وملّوا صحبتي *** ولبــؤت بـــعــد كـرامـة بــهــوان
They would turn away from me. After all the dignity and respect I have, I would be in shame. "
Just like Allāh سبحانه وتعالى veiled us with clothes from His mercy, He veiled our sins and faults from exposure."
— Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril حفظه الله
Forwarded from Ahmad Musā Jibrīl
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله وبركاته
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5) Please forgive us in advance, as your question may not be sent to the Shaykh due to the high volume of questions we will recieve.
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We are very pleased to announce that our beloved Shaykh حفظه الله has allowed us to begin accepting general questions. If a question is chosen, a video response will be recorded and a Q&A video will be released inshā-Allah.
Please consider the following before submitting a question:
1) All questions will be reviewed and filtered by the Shaykh's students, prior to being sent to the Shaykh.
2) Any unnecessary questions will be deleted.
3) This email address is NOT operated by the Shaykh, only his students.
4) If the Shaykh has answered your proposed question in his previous talks and lectures, please refer to that first - and if you have any follow up questions, please ask.
5) Please forgive us in advance, as your question may not be sent to the Shaykh due to the high volume of questions we will recieve.
May Allah bless you and protect you all.
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Forwarded from Project Guiding Light
Muslim parents should not educate their kids by way of public schooling. They should strive to equip themselves with all the necessary preparation to home school their children to safeguard their religion, morality, and dignity.
Public schools call to their government's status quo - their agenda and their way of life. So what do we expect, when we send our children somewhere for 5+ hours to be taught everyday - rather, indoctrinated with teachings that contradict the essence of Islam? For five days a week! Would we really have a right to complain about their behavior or misguidance? والعياذ بالله
A few consequences that may ensue as a result of public schooling:
🔸They learn a defeatist mentality
🔸Lose sight of walā' and barā'
🔸They are exposed to LGBTQ ideologies
🔸They are taught Sex Ed
🔸They may be subjected to unnecessary humiliation for their beliefs
🔸Desensitized to Shirk
🔸Desensitized to free mixing
🔸Desensitized to the ‘awrah of the opposite gender
🔸Influenced by morally deficient classmates or teachers
🔸Forced to abandon their mother tongue to fit in, or are put through hardship for speaking another language
Parents have rights over their children, but it's very common nowadays to completely neglect the rights children have over their parents. One of those rights is their obligation to safeguard their child (to the best of their ability) from anything that leads to Shirk, immorality, and degradation. Why degradation? They are placed under the authority of non-muslim teachers, who may humiliate them or treat them unjustly, or they may be the subject of harassment from other classmates.
For those worried about their inability to teach their children from home, if you fear Allah in your children - Allah will teach you and facilitate everything for you!
It is known that in some countries Muslim parents are forced to put their children in public schools, or government schools, and we ask Allah to ease the affairs of Muslims everywhere. That is not the case being referred to here at all.
نسأل الله العافية و السلام
Public schools call to their government's status quo - their agenda and their way of life. So what do we expect, when we send our children somewhere for 5+ hours to be taught everyday - rather, indoctrinated with teachings that contradict the essence of Islam? For five days a week! Would we really have a right to complain about their behavior or misguidance? والعياذ بالله
A few consequences that may ensue as a result of public schooling:
🔸They learn a defeatist mentality
🔸Lose sight of walā' and barā'
🔸They are exposed to LGBTQ ideologies
🔸They are taught Sex Ed
🔸They may be subjected to unnecessary humiliation for their beliefs
🔸Desensitized to Shirk
🔸Desensitized to free mixing
🔸Desensitized to the ‘awrah of the opposite gender
🔸Influenced by morally deficient classmates or teachers
🔸Forced to abandon their mother tongue to fit in, or are put through hardship for speaking another language
Parents have rights over their children, but it's very common nowadays to completely neglect the rights children have over their parents. One of those rights is their obligation to safeguard their child (to the best of their ability) from anything that leads to Shirk, immorality, and degradation. Why degradation? They are placed under the authority of non-muslim teachers, who may humiliate them or treat them unjustly, or they may be the subject of harassment from other classmates.
For those worried about their inability to teach their children from home, if you fear Allah in your children - Allah will teach you and facilitate everything for you!
It is known that in some countries Muslim parents are forced to put their children in public schools, or government schools, and we ask Allah to ease the affairs of Muslims everywhere. That is not the case being referred to here at all.
نسأل الله العافية و السلام
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