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In Pakistan they have 6 statements testifying to faith. First kalimah is Tayyaba: la ilaha ilallah. Second is shahadah. Third is tamjeed. Fourth is tawheed. Fifth is istigjfar. Sixth rad e kufr. Is this bidah?

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09 Nov

There is only one kalimah in Islam and that is La ilaha illalah Muhammad ar rasool Allah. The rest is not part of the teaching of our Prophet salla Allahu alaih WA sallam though these statements may be part of thikr!

In our school on every friday and sometimes on other days also, we recite Holy Quran and when a boy takes it (Holy Quran) in our class, students stand up as a respect towards Holy Quran. Is this sin, shirk or permissible, because they may stand up believing that Holy Quran is creation. I dont believe that it is creation.

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04 Nov

This is an innovation.

Can I have all kalimas with correct pronunciation in arabic and Bengali?

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02 Nov

There is only one kalemah, i.e. la ilaha illallahu muhammad ur rasool Allah.

When people do gatherings in the Masjids, like I asked you about muharram where they do gathering to talk about Karbala, the martyrdom of imam Hussain may Allah be pleased with him. Once they finish the speech, a person brings food in a tray, which the people eat at the end and the imam reads certain surahs like surah iklas surah falaq surah nas part of surah baqarah and a bit of other verses of the Quran. He reads this on the food its called katam sharif and then at the end they do duaa by raising their hands and cry and supplicate after they have their food and leave and that’s it. all of these things also be done in other gatherings and sometimes they don’t like in maulid in nabi celebrating the prophet Mohammed peace be upon him birthday and some other gatherings. is this innovations part of Islam

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27 Oct

These are all innovations and one should not attend such gatherings.

Is it possible to give sadaqa on behalf of all Allah’s creation?

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27 Oct

This is nonsense and an innovation.

sheikh is it prohibited to make gatherings on the day of ashura and recite hasbunallahu. as we are Africans and its our tradition that every year we do this. please help me confirm this

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24 Oct

There is no basis of this in Islam and it is an innovation.

I am originally from Sri Lanka and we have a practice of reciting the following Salawath: ” Sallallahu Allamuhammad, Sallallahu Alihiwasallam, Sallallahu Allamuhammad, Sallallahu Alihiwasallam, Sallallahu Allamuhammad, Yarabi sali Alihiwasallam” (Not sure if you can read this written in English but I did my best) Question: Is this an authentic salawath and can it be recited after finishing salah

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24 Oct

This is an innovated way and it is even more dangerous when it is done in congregation.

Is touching the Kaaba bidah, if a person does it with the love for the Kaaba for the sake of Allah. If it is not, are other intentions allowed and which intentions are not allowed.

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23 Oct

Expressing your love to it shouldn’t be done in ways not made by our Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam as he is our role model. You can touch only the Yemeni corner and the black stone.

After I finished reciting some Quran, can I raise my hands and do dua?

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19 Oct

If this Duaa is related to your recitation, thinking that it to be sunnah after reciting the Quran, this is not allowed! But if it just happened that you wanted something from Allah not related to your recitation, this is permissible.

Sheik, I have heard a hadith stating that whenever a person recites “la ilaaha illa allahu” 70,000 times, then hell fire is forbidden for him? Is that authentic? Is it also true that we recite 70000 times to dedicate them to dead person to save them from hellfire?

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19 Oct

This is baseless and not authentic.

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