Praising RasulAllah was avoided??? May Allah guide you to the right path, brother

@@gisofkntalented Please, beware of what you saying. You talk about praising RasulAllah, salla Allahu ailihi wa Salam, and you don't even send blessinga upon him. Beware of falling into innovation because all means of praising Allah, Subhanahu wa Ta'ala and his Messenger, peace and blessings of Allah upon him, are described in the Quran or Hadith. Whatever you make up or your shia friends like the case of the Mawlid is automatically rejected and will lead you to hellfire, so don't play with this matters.

@@gisofkntalentedAmeen! 😅 they have forgotten what the name of our holy prophet ‎ﷺ means…

@islamresponde1368 Please do not respond if you have insufficient knowledge brother

@@FahiemGarib I have the sufficient knowledge to know that inventing ways of worship is totally haram. Specially when Allah has told us that he had perfected the religion for us so there is no margin for creating new things. If you are so knowledgeable tell me what is your evidence for approving such innovations.

yes please

That depends what you define Mawlid as.

The mawlid is a praiseworthy innovation. The prophet (S.A.W) himself stated "Whoever introduces a good practice in Islam, will be rewarded for it and for every person who practices it until the Day of Judgement, and whoever starts a bad practice, will have the sin of doing it of everyone who practices it until the Day of Judgement" (sahih Muslim). You cannot simply state 'innovation' as misguidance as the tasbih itself is an innovation, but it is clearly used for dhikr. A new good practice. The prophet (S.A.W) himself honoured Monday and fasted as it was the day he was born, and sent as a prophet of Allah (S.W.T). This is proof of venerating his birthday is recommended in which gatherings consist of: Quraan recitation, salawaat, learning the seerah and poetry in praise of him. All are rewarded acts. There is no hadith preventing this and no companion preventing it. To prove it is forbidden you must bring a specific text, which does not exist. However, you will find the Ulema agreeing to its permissibility from the 6th century AH. May Allah bless you. Insha Allah I hope this provides a clarification.

Not everyone is salafi.

cry about it

Where did u see that in this video? I must have missed it somehow

@@khanm6241 right next to them on the benches as camera rotates to the right. The woman literally walks passed them in half a sleep pink kaftan. Clearly these are set up for tourist dessert experience rather than its real reasons which should be done in an appropriate setting and segregation! Sending salutations with the incorrect intentions is very sinful.

​Are you saying sending salutations upon the best of creation is sinful, it is impossible to judge the intentions of another It's always the best to have the highest opinion of others and make excuses for them. This is not a judgemental reply but rather a reminder for myself first and all who read this @@minhazpatel

@@Gvhfcbjiid nope! Ahle sunnah wal jamat! You misunderstood . Was very careful not to speak against such gatherings as I participate and arrange them my self. However, intentions also have an outwardness, thus such gatherings in this video, must be called out. I do agree on not knowing anyones intentions and I may have misinterpreted what I was trying to say, forgive me for that. However, we really should not make such habits and these things are not trivial. We need to uphold our creed and follow shariah at the same time. As these gatherings are places of blessings and mercy descending upon them. Or as many may not know, not only angels gather, but many people in the spiritual form can be present but may shy away due to the types of gatherings

Styles of covering vary from place to place, and not everyone follows the same religion. Maybe we should not be too hasty to judge.

reply to us, ijaza please 😪