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[@MATHSWIZ]

Hey dude the whole world is talking about Palestine . And u like on feeble stuff. Like seriously.

[@Justalayman]

People ask him genuine questions in a Q&A session and the Sheikh answers them. If you look at previous videos, you’ll find that he did in fact talk about Palestine.

[@checkmate5338]

Why didn't you mention Sudan?

[@UmberRasul]

Assalaam u a'laikum Does that mean that one should not ask or answer a knowledge question?..... (If its really prohibited in war time in shariah, please tell me)

[@ibrafarah3531]

Learning your religion is not feeble may Allah protect the people of Palestine

[@wouldyouliketomeetkenbamba9495]

You should ask that to someone like Faris Hammadi. Syaikh Assim al Hakim has always been open and clear about his support for Palestine and denouncing all supporters and helpers of the zionists as outside the fold of islam.

[@uhrrrrrangels]

I know of Muslims who have big house and had a designated prayer room but it is not substituted for a masjid. Men still go to the masjid 5x a day. The prayer room was for the most part, for the ladies, and visitors when there are family gatherings. I really don’t see the sense of it being prohibited UNLESS you substitute it for a masjid. Furthermore, why wouldnt i want a designated room for a lady so she can be undisturbed in her prayer?? If she prays in her room, anyone can walk in on her especially children and I remember my mom complains sometimes that she gets easily distracted when someone goes in her room to look for something or for whatever reason. Having a prayer room gives you so much concentration. 🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

[@tanweeralam1650]

That is not correct solution bro. Most of the time ladies n children remain at home...so why they need a separate room to pray? And it's not like any Guest will always be in your home...they will be there for few days or weeks then they go back. Male guests will read Namaz in Masjid and females will be inside home (if Masjid is not nearby or don't have enough space).

[@la1zzy]

yh we remain at home? so u think we don't deserve some alone time with Allah to talk our hearts out, undisturbed by others living in the house? @@tanweeralam1650

[@mary.t.74729]

You should pray around children to normalise the prayer, children learn through imitation. Prophet SAW prayed around children and even his nephews would jump on him when he was praying. Its good for children to see prayer. If you need Some time in isolation and contemplation lock the door? Or pray some prayers in a quieter part of the house. Or maybe a work room, library or other quiet place can also be used for praying. Also, praying in every room in the house is maybe better for your own household, establishing islam in the house and ofc for protection

[@miraban181]

Ladies are praying at home so i thought it would be nice to have a seperate room for prayer.. when other places being messy and noisy we can pray in a quiet and peaceful place.

[@tanweeralam1650]

No need of a separate Prayer room. Why not keep all those places near n clean. Don't create this Bidaah. Hindus have a separate Prayer rooms...don't become like them

[@taimurahmad]

It was narrated from ‘Abd-Allaah ibn Mas’ood that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “A woman’s prayer in her room is better than her prayer in her courtyard, and her prayer in her cabinet is better than her prayer in her room.” (Narrated by Abu Dawood, 570; al-Tirmidhi, 1173. This hadeeth was classed as saheeh by al-Albaani in Saheeh al-Targheeb wa’l-Tarheeb, 1/136).

[@la1zzy]

cabinet? can u please explain? @@taimurahmad

[@JediHan]

​@@taimurahmad Pray inside the cabinet? You know humans don't fit inside the cabinet right? Or cabinets here have different meanings, not referring to a box that has a purpose to store objects?

[@adamhussain6651]

Go for it. Be it a room or area in the house for prayer.. there is no explicit prohibition for women/ men here .

[@syedwasim9380]

Alhamdulillah. I was searching for this.

[@tech889]

0:33 answer

[@mikeofbosnia]

In our workplace we have a prayer room or a mesjid for our employees who regularly pray, so they pray together.

[@c0r5e]

Its a different thing

[@A.S.M_Thank_You_Allah]

‏السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته. جزاك الله خير أخي. ما شاء الله.

[@H0LY_seVen]

why did the background all of a sudden changed to a news broadcasting studio?

[@Ausar_The_Vile]

ehh why not? xD

[@KironKabir]

Breaking news! Its not a bidah 😂😂😂

[@Justalayman]

lol

[@Sedou_d10]

😂

[@SMD3586]

@@KironKabir 😂

[@MahaBali7975]

Muslims, please don't dispute over such things which has no end result. Designating a separate room for prayer is not an issue if only supererogatory/nafl/sunnah prayers are performed, for obligatory/fard Masjid should be obviously the first choice😊

[@Fat89]

Ofcourse. I agree. The only thing is.. there are so many distractions in the other rooms like tv or people talking.. then i see no harm in such a room..

[@modotd3885]

Aql - if the reason is you have a place that's simple and without clutter, distractions, ornaments etc then it's fine. Just a room fit for purpose. For anyone. Specially useful to pray Quran, Du'a, contemplating, praying Rawatib after returning from Masjid. Intentions is what it boils down to. It's not a mini Masjid, can pray anywhere in home, but if it helps to obtain Kushoosh it's all good. Unless someone has a better view or explanation, or it's against Qur'an and Sunnah

[@mohammedkasmi5817]

You can use every room in your house, it is not permissible to designate a special room for prayer. It is very clear. Don't make things up. You want some silence? Go pray in another room. Aql. Don't do things what are prohibited.

[@linnen_elm]

@@mohammedkasmi5817 that's the point. No space left at any room, if you can't imagine it then you are too rich to comprehend our poorfags people problem. Hence it's cost effective to spare a dedicated space for praying where it's always clean and no tools clothes food or anything on the floor ffs. It's really that simple. Ain't got time to clean floor every times.

[@Sam-su9rq]

​@@mohammedkasmi5817yes, anyplace can be used in the house, knowing this fact, still if one chose to pray same place whole life, same corner, or same room... there is nothing wrong in it, prayers are still valid. Thats whats important. Deen is easy, dont make it difficult.

[@mohammedkasmi5817]

@@Sam-su9rq yes, but you can't make a prayer room in the house. The prophet pbuh forbid it. Very easy. Pray everywhere in the house where it is clean, livingroom, where you sleep, kitchen. Doesn't matter.

[@mH-sn5vm]

its your Deen do not make things up as u go he's talking about building a room from scratch to designate it as a prayer room is wrong learn your religion from the way of the companions and the two generations after them Allah knows best Jazakallah Khair my brother in Islam our Deen is easy if we do it right Inshallah @Sam-su9rq

[@anoniem012]

jazaak allaahu khayran

[@baniyaminabas283]

There is nothing wrong to have proper place in yr house for prayer....to isolate yourself in the room dedicated for praying...sometime u want to be alone in room talking to Allah swt without interference of othe family members.....talking or children playing...but for man praying place is at Surau or mosque.

[@haithem8906]

you call that room a reading room, instead of a prayer room. that way you can stay far away from any bidah

[@kapobajza208]

And what’s your evidence for that what you’re saying? The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, didn’t have a prayer room. He used to pray in his bedroom.

[@Muhammad-nz9kz]

Allahumma salim wa barik ala nabiyina Muhammad (S.A.W)

[@SubsequentEloquent]

Just pray wherever. If there's an exclusive place in your home where it can help you focus on gour prayer do it. The best thing is to do prayer at the masjid. Idk why people need to argue about this.

[@UsmanSiddiqui]

Why is he complicating the issue. Its common sense. Simply Muslims add a prayer room because they want a clean place to pray. Even most suitable for Women and elderly.

[@FRACC847]

I really like the prayer mats in the thumbnail.

[@junaidijaz2067]

The answer deals with if you should pray at home or at the masjid regularly if there are masjids near by. for that most definitely you should be attending the masjid for the majority prayer. in terms of designating a room specifically for prayer, the sh. hinted that you should pray wherever you are in the case when you are praying at home or work etc. meaning you don't have a need to designate a room for prayer. the Salafis believe that by designating a room, you are now innovating therefore it is not allowed. This is different to mainstream Islam where for something to be Haram, there needs to be clear textual or analogical scholarly consensus to determine it Haram. designating a prayer room is fine or building a prayer room (for example if rebuilding the whole house anyway) is fine considering you can pray without distraction, you can do dhikr and read Qur'an without distraction and women can perform I'tikaaf there.

[@Mu5tyLaghmani]

Why would you build a prayer room, you either go to Masjid or pray anywhere that is clean. The Salafis do things by the book, but the people of the subcontinent do things according to their own desires, so in a Hindu family, they have a separate room there they designated it to Pooja baat ir prayer room with a statue or idol in it. So it is safe to say that you're copying Hindu when your Islam is a complete religion.

[@junaidijaz2067]

@@Mu5tyLaghmani This is exactly what I say about salafis. You guys create unnecessary rules based on things that cannot be determined as fact. The Sikh people also have designated prayer buildings where the community gets together and prays. Christianity has the same. Are we immitating Christianity now by having Masjid. Exactly it's a stupid argument. You're saying you pray anywhere that is clean. A designated prayer room is kept clean therefore it meets your criteria. If you want to say it's haram to create a designated prayer room. Bring me dalil from Qur'an and/or Sunnah. You can use Ijma or qiyas that's no issue. This proves that it's simply your logic that is flawed And you completely left out the point where the designated room for prayer is useful for the women who it is recommended to pray at home. It can also be used for I'tikaaf which the women can only participate at home. So it's beneficial to designate a room for prayer. Remember you're not making it fard to pray in that room. You're just making it convenient. And with the house sizes in the UK, you don't even have an option to pray wherever. You tend to have a few places where you pray regular based on who's using the room simply because of the lack of space with furniture tables sofas desks beds etc. People tend to pray in the living room, kitchen or hallway as those generally have enough space. From my personal experience.

[@Kaliphate]

​@@Mu5tyLaghmani that is an extremely massive leap in logic. Having a room intended to be a place always available for prayer does not somehow become an imitation of pagans. Jumping to such a conclusion that's convenient to you is extremely dishonest. Hindus and people of other faiths listen to their clergy through KZbin. By your logic, sheikh is imitating them by posting Islamic videos on KZbin, which is never mentioned in the sunnah. You know that to be rediculous. However, that's exactly how your point sounds. Allah knows best.

[@Al_Cidni]

Why are we fighting? Allah commands us to refer to the Quran when there is doubt so we muslims do not have to dispute each other.

[@freaky425]

for to give a ruling it requires a huge research and understanding the situation of a environment. why do you try to make religion harder and fail to see other examples? For instance, I love reciting quran, but If i recite loud at night from my room it disturb other's sleep. for that I can't recite the Quran and I believe having a separate room away in other side would solve the issue and you think Allah would punish us for his slave to have a room for worship? But you guys build guest room, living room, dining room, kitchen, few bathrooms, bedrooms following modern and western style and that are fine right? @@Mu5tyLaghmani

[@arhumbin-zahid1353]

Why not do both? Pray at the masjid if u can but also utilize a prayer room if needed i.e. guests come over or there’s a large gathering it’s convenient to pray in a designated area where you keep the janamaz etc. niyyah is what i think is important

[@vSpade]

I agree with you. I pray in my bedroom at home, but a prayer room definitely has its uses for the reasons you mentioned. Nothing to make a big fuss over.

[@lynxgaara8611]

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[@Muhammad-nz9kz]

Assalamualikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu Subhanallah Alhamdulilah Lailahailalah Alahuakbar

[@anared1990]

The closest masjid to my town is 40 miles away, could we build a small prayer hall beside my house so we can pray daily, but still go to the masjid in the town far away for Jummah.

[@mrj1115]

Yes 👍

[@decade0240]

Alternatively, you can also build a masjid near your house and do Jumm'a there. 40 miles is quite the distance.

[@anared1990]

@@decade0240 building a masjid would be incredible and what a reward it would be for us. My family owns a large piece of land that I'm sure we could put to good use. InshaAllah

[@zeeshawnali4078]

if you build it, they will come@@anared1990

[@decade0240]

​@@anared1990Barakallahu fik. Perhaps that masjid you may build will be a place where hundreds will use to prostrate to Allah, and what a wonderful reward it shall be for you.

[@Berserkersoso]

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[@shirajpatel3029]

I think the Maulana has given an evasive reply,they should be specific yes or no.This is the reason why there are so many firkas due to unclear replies.

[@alinahjaffery]

We have a large open room so we have space to congregate asa group but we pray all over the house. I pray it's okay

[@wldwld18371]

if there are many men the ruling is to pray in congregation

[@alinahjaffery]

@@wldwld18371yes 4 men

[@luzdani11]

I think aslong as you dont treat it like it is some special place of worship, and treat it like anyother room but in this case its just a much more quiter room for reading and praying. Probably call it a reading room or quite room

[@AliImran-ez9dr]

I have a follow up question regarding this. How exactly does a place qualify as a masjid? Is it through the fact that its open for everyone to pray in? or some other criterea. In my university, I dont really have much spacy in my room to pray, but there's a room dedicated to prayer, in one of the buildings and we refer to it as the masjid. Prayers are held there in congregation regularly and anyone can go there and pray by themselves as well. Does this qualify the place as a masjid?

[@ladyyluckk]

I dont think Sheikh understood the question. People dont create these rooms to replace masjid. Women dont pray in masjid and for some masjid is far from home. This room isnt created to replace masjid. Some people just want a separate place where it is quiet. I understand that u can pray in any room but there will be talking and other commotion happening at the same time. I think the person should have worded the question better. The prayer room isnt like the room Uthman wanted. I dont want a prayer room so every muslim from my neighborhood can pray at my house. I want it for myself as i, a woman, am told to pray at home.

[@ieatmuchchicken]

I remember tgis from the stream 2 days ago i think

[@aaquibraza5600]

Salafis all the time “this is Bid’ah that is Bid’ah”. According to them even boycotting against Pisrl is Bid’ah. Ahlus Sunnah followers know Iman Shafi’ee has made clear bifurcation.

[@codejoy9546]

you do know that this sheikh is a salafi?

[@Mohammed__yaseen795]

Wahabi 🤮🤮🤮

[@thehomelessproject3784]

Who said its a bidah to boycot ? Lool now your just lying... many salafi scholars have said its a personal choice and not mandatory to boycott or not...

[@demoror5585]

I’d love to add a prayer room to my school but I doubt they will allow it.

[@sanabouazza9366]

What about a prayer room for the family?As a women i pray at home.

[@ZionistWorldOrder]

over 40km to nearest masjid, in snowy Norway and sharing home with non muslims and with dogs, a room for prayer seems to be the better alternative..

[@yobad89]

The whole earth is a prayer room

[@utubebeena]

In summary, if one is living far away from a masjid, then he can have a prayer room, although he should, from time to time pray at other rooms in his house, correct?

[@haithem8906]

the prayer mat is portable

[@tonyhancock4258]

If you are going to pray at home, common sense entails you should have a separate room where the kids dont mess around and make the place unclean. You get more rewards praying in a mosque but it's not obligatory to pray in the mosque. In the mosque is more social and you meet other muslims, it makes a community of people. Theres no reason why you cant make a separate prayer room. The arabs are a confused people and should be taken lightly on these matters. The hadiths are clear you can pray at home, it's a case of.more deeds or less deeds. Reading namaz is what's important, not where its performed.

[@abumansaray7]

What? Do people think before asking questions?

[@Sainto0]

listening to you also Bidah Bidah

[@rachoner]

Bidahism is a plague

[@hussain20004]

if there are no designated prayers rooms in offices ,malls ,hospitals , nearby masjid . how do women pray while they r outdoors ?

[@taimurahmad]

They pray in their houses and stay too.

[@cmoe1309]

But what if you make a prayer room for your wife a daughters ? Not for the husband and sons

[@youngomniverse35]

What about for the purposes of conducting classes at home, providing a place for the females of a home to pray and seclude themselves, to use as a place of study etc ? Shouldn't this be allowed as it would take the same ruling of madrasas?

[@ECHO-xj2tp]

its not about "shouldnt it be allowed" its about "is it allowed?" we can't question allah with our voice of reasoning

[@TheAimadman]

i think that is just an empty room for activities. prob dont call it prayer room.

[@_ASPEN_]

I think (it's my reasoning, don't believe it blindly research thoroughly) that having like small section on the side of a corridor where a few prayer mats are so that you if you missed a salah or for womans of the house to pray but then again it's kind of redundant they can just pray in their respective room as well it's just excessive and one of the good things about not having such a room is that it incentivizes to keep your house pure so that you can pray anywhere.

[@youngomniverse35]

@@_ASPEN_ What if I have a large family and wish to pray with them? For example Tahajjud. Or what if I wish to have a place within my home to study Islam? Having a place where one can seclude oneself is in fact something beneficial. Many old masjid actually have these sort of rooms. Personally, I would like to have a personal library and prayer room in my home

[@youngomniverse35]

@@ECHO-xj2tp Did Allah(swt) say it wasnt allowed? A musallah is not a Masjid.

[@woodyharrelson2624]

Once I say my shahada can I do Mutah right away? Where can I find Mutah?

[@celeste09372]

mutah is not halal or a real islamic practice💀💀💀

[@SamiKhan-ze7ls]

Assalam u Alaikum warahmatullai wa barakatu Sheikh i want to ask that as we women cant go in masjid if we specify a room for prayer just bc of avoiding distraction in salah we can't keep concentration in salah in majlis we can't stop others for talking nd moving them during prayer around us then what is wrong in it plz guide... Just intention to fulfill this ayat حفظوا علي الصلوة

[@sel196ilysm]

what about women? because we pray at homes ..can we keep a small room when we can do ibadah?

[@moeenuddin6467]

Who thinks of these questions?

[@HurairaHerbals]

I'm 100 percent sure there is a hadith about women praying in a secluded place at home.

[@AngelMendoza-to4gd]

U know this is really hard to follow Islam as a revert being tht it seems there’s a problem with most things even making a prayer room is an issue 🫤

[@user-ym4nr3gz9b]

Please new revert, don't let yourself distract from the truth. Do your daily prayers, if mesjit is available fine, if not do it in your home please. Any time you think, issues are getting difficult to solve, stay in the core principles. Thats what i do, too. As i began my prayers i've read, there are moslems who only pray 3 times a day😳 i researched like crazy, why am i told to pray 5 times if others insist islam told us to do 3 😳😳😳 believe me, there are sooo many explainations for every single opinion to this issue. At the end...i felt this is taking me away from my spiritual feelings i had at my first prayers...this was taking me away from my heart connection. So i stopped looking anyfurther. İ said to myself, " i am a middle aged person, did none of any prayers till this date. From now on i am doing the 5 prayers. Having missed so many in my life 😔i will not start to look for explanations of doing less prayers. " from that day on i am so happy doing my 5 prayers. Stick to the main principles. Don't let you journal be distracted. May Allah be merciful to all of us 🤲🏻🌿

[@Sam-su9rq]

No issue. You can pray anywhere in the house where it is clean. If you want to pray at same spot/same room everyday, no problem.

[@OlaotiAbdul]

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Is it permissible to accept food from non-mahram. She offered to cook iftar (to earn reward) Note: I didn't demand for it.

[@ImSoul99]

In india female are not allowed in most of masjid bcz no separate section for women...so in this case for female can we make a prayer room at home .... i have less knowledge and i want to do right things can anyone help me with crt information for this specific case

[@damalsena]

@tanweeralam1650 Why not keep all those places near and clean. -- Do you have children or Have you ever lived with many family members? Why do you have to bring Hindus in here? Why do you need to go as far as Bidah? Where do you think Muslim women prey? Sometimes it is not only helpful but very desired, where people can offer their prayer, in a place that is clean and away from ordinary daily use. We should see things from different perspectives, and shouldn't complicate things.

[@mary.t.74729]

The question has been answered by the Sheikh, and it makes sense from the POV that islam is supposed to be easy and simple to follow anywhere. As well as the fact prayer should be a part of normal life and prayed in all parts of the house. You can pray outside, you should pray around children to encourage them to see it as regular part of life, even if they are very little etc etc. I suppose for purpose of isolation and contemplation you can use an existing room? Or a room that is not just a prayer room but also a library or a work room or anything else that requires quiet and isolation? Or maybe lock the door sometimes?

[@shireenmukhtar1099]

Did not like answer .There are ladies working in house .Moreover there are sick and elderly who can not go to masjid even if nearby

[@Bebop33735]

How is this even a question

[@isihakamwakatwira3921]

Islam is simple, do not try to immitate those non muslims who have the special praying place in their house. for Muslim men Masjid is place for Faradhwi prayers and the house for Sunnah Prayers, but for Muslim Women their rooms are their perfect Masjid for Faradhwi Salat and Sunnah, and note its "their rooms " as it says in hadith its better for a woman to pray in their rooms than in their house. meaning any other specific place other than their room is less valuable for women to pray. so this is to show that it doesn't need to have specific place(Masjid) inside your house. This also prevent men from praying Jamaa in their house while they could go to real Masjid. if for sure you have no Masjid near by then you can make some place for Swalat and make sure other people could use that place when it necessary.

[@araziz]

For everyone who thinks having a room designated for prayer is an innovation, do you pray in a different room everyday? Come on, seriously, lol. Most Muslims, in my experience, have a prayer rug in a certain room, and they pray where the prayer rug is. It tends to be the same place everyday. I guess the people here who think its a bida literally pray in a different room everyday, and if they pray in the same room, they make it a point to pray in different corners of the room every day so they don't pray in the same place? Honestly, this sounds absurd. Even if you don't specifically designate a room for prayer, most people tend to pray in the same place every day. So it's the same end result. And I'm talking about people who actually pray sunnahs and nafl prayers at home, such as tahajud and Duha prayers, for example, which are from the sunnah. You are supposed to pray fard prayers in the masjid, but you are not supposed to make your home a graveyard, meaning you should pray extra prayers there. If you never prayer any sunnah or nafl prayers, and you pray every single fard prayer in the masjid (let's be serious, how many Muslims pray every single fard prayer, 5 times every day, in the masjid), then I guess you won't have to even worry about this.

[@noamansattar]

So our prayer rooms have lighting, air conditioners, carpets, minarets & dome etc So are these bidah? And why not bidah

[@elden9lord]

Because its not new way to pray

[@noamansattar]

@@elden9lord with due respect, I we compare to sahaba times it would be considered new way The only way it can be considered bidah is if we make it compulsory or fardh something that wasn't or make something haram if it wasn't haram

[@elden9lord]

@@noamansattar what🤣

[@who_is_irbaz]

Wt about it's for girls

[@70newlife]

What about women?

[@kennymorris6459]

The scholars the scholars the scholars😩

[@hinaibraholic]

For women .?

[@montakims]

This is assuming that you are in a muslim country or muslim community with commutable distance. The point is to perform all your fadh prayers as a man in congregation. Otherwise, having a room for prayer is not wrong as long as it s not just for show. You can keep it for guests or when you host others, or if every salah is not going to be caught in the masjid.

[@djaloeardi6874]

Wear palestine color and pray for them? Also bidah ? Right???

[@elden9lord]

?

[@ibniloveitmushtaq6925]

Is it not okay to have a clean and quite prayer place in a house where only ladies pray and men pray Tahajjud and nawafil there... children and elders recite Quran there because it is always kept neat and it is also quite in there...the environment is also friendly...we have Islamic books there...QURAN, HADITH and other authentic books... If i set up a prayer corner in my room as a woman, is it also haram? If it is haram, the INSHAA'LLAH we hear and we obey.

[@BhaiyaJee]

Sheikh can we dedicate a room for Sunnat and Nawafil prayers?

[@SMD3586]

What ??

[@_TrueFaith_]

Bhaiyaji is Sheikh's answer not enough? What will be the next question, a room for tahajjud prayer. Why do ppl makes deen so complicated

[@_ASPEN_]

Just pray in your room the sunnah and nawafil and we already have a room to pray it's called a masjid.

[@SMD3586]

Go to masjid for the fard and as for the sunnah and nawafil, pray it anywhere in your house 👍

[@tanweeralam1650]

1 room for each prayer😂😂🤣

[@misan2002]

What about in universities, schools etc?

[@mary.t.74729]

You can pray outside on the ground. Why not in a school?

[@misan2002]

@@mary.t.74729 I'm talking about having a prayer room

[@taimurahmad]

Its ok.... because you need a place to pray in school which is convenient. It depends on niyya

[@dirtystuff1452]

I feel like God would understand because of how busy modern lives can be, its not like people can choose their lives, Allah is Ar-Rahman, Ar-Raheem, Al-Hakam. but then again, im not a scholar, if its not bidah then its not.

[@uhrrrrrangels]

Dear you have to look into what Allah has ordained. If you are a man, you are required to go to the masjid unless maybe you are an hour away from the nearest masjid. Or there is a storm or something that prevents you from going. That is when you can apply Allah is Ar Rahman etc

[@dirtystuff1452]

@@uhrrrrrangels ​"applying Allah's attribute" sounds like you're saying God is not all that when not going to the masjid. im only saying that Islam is not hard, its also not haram not to go to the masjid but we dont make it an exception. like the sheikh said, as long as you pray that is the sunnah and its only prohibited if you designate a place in your house to be some sort of masjid if there is one already near.

[@tanweeralam1650]

Why would people need any separate room to pray?? Keep ALL your rooms neat n clean...simple

[@dirtystuff1452]

@@tanweeralam1650 why not? Its not a masjid.

[@tanweeralam1650]

@@dirtystuff1452 No home is not a Masjid. Home is Home and All rooms must be kept clean. U can either read in living room or may be Bedroom. There is no need for separate room

[@kharnage99]

These extremists are becoming annoying. Women pray at home, what is wrong with having a clean room to pray in? They'll call anything a bidah these days. The prophet did not drive to the mosque, he walked, oh nooo driving to the masjid must be a bidah

[@Zaina_Karim]

Assalamualaikum to anyone reading this, please make dua for me as I’m 15 and I really want to make money for my parents, please pray that I get a good halal source of income for my parents

[@Justalayman]

و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله و بركاته May Allah grant you a halal job so you can provide for them and make you a beacon of light for the Muslim ummah

[@moenierbenjamin9733]

ASLM ladies can perform there farld solaah at home and men can perform there sunnah solaah at home , farld solaah is for the men in the masjied , but if they have a excuse than they can perform it at home ask the ulamaa further...

[@Fareedshia100]

As Salaam Alaakum. With all due respect, nobody lives the way they did 1500yrs ago, there is nothing wrong with having, somewhere to do Salaah base on people condition..

[@elden9lord]

Allah send prophets with new akidh (عقيدة) wen we need new akidh, so you are better then allh

[@Fareedshia100]

As Salaam Alaakum I noticed none so called Muslims don't start with the Greeting. # EVERYTHING is not a Bida, Things Changed based on time and condition.

[@elden9lord]

@@Fareedshia100 as slam alaakum is sunnh not wagb Bida is the new way and new thing in islam that wasn't in prophet time

[@mary.t.74729]

Things changed in the past but we were told with our final Prophet SAW Allah SWT perfected and completed the religion. So nothing new should come to Islam after the time of the Prophet SAW. As per my understanding. 2. The question has been answered by the Sheikh, and it makes sense from the POV that islam is supposed to be easy and simple to follow anywhere. As well as the fact prayer should be a part of normal life and prayed in all parts of the house. You can pray outside, you should pray around children to encourage them to see it as regular part of life, even if they are very little etc etc. I suppose for purpose of isolation and contemplation you can use an existing room? Or a room that is not just a prayer room but also a library or a work room or anything else that requires quiet and isolation?

[@Fareedshia100]

@@elden9lord As Salaam Alaakum. First the Sunna is The character of the Holy prophet, as Salaam is The greeting of all the Prophets,and is mandatory..

[@shefeeknajeeb9064]

What about the women then?

[@unicorngirl5318]

they can pray in their house normally no need for a prayer room

[@shefeeknajeeb9064]

@@unicorngirl5318 But wouldn't it be better that they have a place for praying other than the bed room or the kitchen?

[@SMD3586]

​@@shefeeknajeeb9064bro it's as the sheikh said pray where ever the prayer is due upon you 👍 don't select a specific room for prayer only in the house because the prophet (S) have prohibited it

[@khalidabdAlrahman1]

@@shefeeknajeeb9064to pray in your house is far better than outside, why is this hard.. you literally get so much rewards

[@shefeeknajeeb9064]

JazakALLAH khair

[@psycho1960]

just to clarify > you can add prayer only for other complementary salah (means all except Fardh 5) or if you unintentionally missed fardh , Allah knows best

[@Unicomedias]

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[@ukik0318]

Seems this man is making Islam more and more difficult for people to follow with all of these rules.

[@gsmp3744]

Burger king in USA is halal and they make lovely burgers. 😊

[@FREEPALESTINEFTRTTS]

Burgers in hell will have names..

[@AzharKhan-jh2ob]

Can't ladies of home use that prayer room, and can't it be used as a dedicated place to learn Quran, hadees and activities like it. Isn't it a day to day space management and utilisation issue, why we need to give it religious touch and go to so called scholars like this and give them power to interfere in everything u do.

[@lilratul]

M......

[@donaldkey9074]

I can't stand this type of ignorance, I wish we would use our brains in situations that just need some common sense, Allah SWT didn't make this difficult for us. If you are going to pray at home regardless, what possible harm is there in creating a space that you use as your prayer room?

[@crudephilosopher9860]

I wish a world without Salafism

[@0siStar]

the shaikh that charges for islamic knowledge @ $100 using a gmail

[@taimurahmad]

Fir counselling not islamic knowledge

[@0siStar]

@@taimurahmad this is the job of local imam. Regardless, the speaker should not charge money

[@taimurahmad]

@@0siStar if he has exdperience why not? he had done it for multiple years. and local imams unfortunately do not know much of deen so their advice would be lacking

[@jigimujigi]

What a nice job... stupid questions and unnecesssry answers. People cant think of very basic things anymore. Why should they, shaikh can do that thinking for you.

[@umarsyed7538]

Shaykh , you must appreciate somethings that have a good intention and purpose instead of calling it bidah.

[@tanweeralam1650]

Hindus have a specific prayer room...pls don't follow those types of things in the name of good intention

[@miro8432]

Nabi SAWS said in every khutbah: “Every newly innovated matter is bida’ah, every bida’ah is misguidance and every misguidance is in the fire” Ibn Umar RA said: “Every bida’ah is misguidance even if the people thought it was good” Claiming “good intention” is not a sufficient reason to add or subtract from what is established in Islam.

[@lolololo-cx4dp]

​@tanweeral 2:12 am1650 no one is following them this is awful logic, many others religion don't have praying room, does that mean we follow them instead?.

[@lolololo-cx4dp]

​@@miro8432bruh if you just quote this thing, I can apply it to literally everything lol.

[@tanweeralam1650]

@@lolololo-cx4dp We follow what is in our religion and in our religion there is No provision of separate praying room

[@askamufti1]

This huy has lost the plot

[@Masteredupoint786M]

Every thing is bidaat except salafism: Ahle satatan

[@jimmytwister8141]

This is from pagans i guess

[@mohsonrasool2487]

Wahbi doctrine work of Dejal bloodline. Please be careful of these munaficks.

[@avniomuri4898]

Ask this person about Palestine, an youll see what satus will he take . Its not worth to ask these people about your religion .

[@joebaker8015]

This sheikh are wahabi, all thing we do he will say bidaah,

[@Justalayman]

There is no such sect called wahabi kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIibqoyEhbeeZ9Esi=x15llZixVRU_pgj-

[@BuckteethMechanic]

This video is a scam

[@ataullah6252]

Just ask this guy, where making videos permissable? Taking photos is permissible? Did sahaba did this..use phone is permissible? Uneducated guy take hadees in different ways. You cannot prove that prophet Muhammad & sahaba use mobile or make KZbin... videos...

[@Justalayman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWq8ZHeaj8tojsksi=qjmLGRq6GBgTNSg8

[@newlife2720]

Not everything is bidah i dont believe in you

[@uniqarchidesign7421]

You are misleading and at the end of your talk you say Allah knows best just to put away all misleading responsibility and you $100 usd for half an hour conseling is bidah? did the SEYDINA MOUHAMMAD take a fee for all what he did?...

[@Justalayman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5qkhHZ4qNVrors

[@milkalph0ne]

Et la zakat vous la donnez à un état califat ou vous continuez à jetez ce pilier de l'islam à la poubelle ?

[@Wasim_Raza]