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Sunday, May 22, 2011

zekr

Zekr or remember to Allah that perhaps the purpose of making this application is an application made ​​by programming experts to find out the contents of the Koran. Zekr is under the GPL (General Public License), meaning we are free to change (if possible), distribute without being labeled as a plagiaters.
Why is this important application?
We know that only a few people who know about the Arabic language, well on this application in addition to providing the original text also provides translations in various languages​​. So my friends made ​​please download on this site www.zekr.org
In addition to displaying the original text and translation on this application there are also voices (recitations) of some chanter quran

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Sunday, May 8, 2011

The story of a religious man who was advised by a woman

Introduction
This is one story of the Children of Israel who delivered by a man who converted to Islam among them. This story is about a scholar Children of Israel that his wife died. He decided to be alone because her grief is very deep. Then there is a woman who is desperate to see him. This woman makes the parable that illustrates the situation without him knowing it. So these scholars could take advantage of the parables that made the woman. He threw back his grief and mingle with people.
Hadith Text
Malik in the Muwattha 'narrated from Yahya ibn Said and Al-Qasim ibn Muhammad that he said, "My wife's death, then Muhammad ibn Ka'b al-qurazhi came to mourned. Mohammed said," Among the Children of Israel have a faqih, wise, expert worship and expert judgment. He married. He admires and loves his wife. When his wife died, he was very sad and really regretted it, until he was alone at home, shut down, and avoid people. No one who met him.
There was a woman who heard it. She came to him and said, 'I need him there. I would like to request a fatwa, can not be represented. " People go and this woman waiting at the door. This woman said, 'I must meet her. "
Someone told the man learned that, 'There's a woman at the door who want to ask fatwamu. She said that she only wanted to talk to you. " People have been disbanded while he remained at the door. The Alim it was said, 'Tell him to go. " The woman came in and said, 'I came to ask drew in a case. " The Alim is asked, 'What's that? "
This woman said, 'I borrowed from my neighbor's jewelry. I wear it and lend it some time, then they asked me to return it. Do I have to mengembalikankannya? " The man replied, 'Yes, by God. " She said, 'Jewellery has been to me for some time. " The man replied, 'It is more obligatory upon you to mengembalikankannya on them when they lend it some time. " She said, 'Hopefully Allah love you. Do you regret what God has lent to you and then he took it from you while He was more right than you are? " These pious men came out of his mistake and saying this woman is very useful to him. "Takhrij Hadith"
This hadith narrated by Malik in his Muwattha', Jami'ul Usul, Chapter expects reward from catastrophe, pp. 163 no. 43.
Shaykh Al-Arnauth Shu'aib comment this tradition in Usul Jami'ul (6 / 339), "Sanad to Muhammad ibn Ka'b Al-Qurazhi is authentic."Explanation of Hadith
Muhammad ibn Ka'b al-Qurazhi visited Al-Qasim ibn Muhammad to comfort him after his wife died. So Muhammad tells the story of a man of worship and religious scholars from the Children of Israel who left death by his wife, the wife who was much admired and loved. The man was very sad. I was so sad, she was lonely, alienating himself from the people, and do not want to be seen by anyone.
There came a woman who wanted to meet him to ask his judgtment. This woman was waiting at the door. He declined to say the problem is. He insisted to speak directly. When she met, she asked about a people who loaned him a lot and good jewelry. He wear it and lend it. Then the owner asked her, then whether he shall return it?
The man was surprised by the question the answer is very simple. He replied, "It must be restored."
Yet this woman was making a metaphor borrowed jewelry, with his wife. Wife at his side as a loan and all that are merely the deposit and loan, property, family and children. God would take back his deposit. When a woman is directing the views of men to the similarities between the situation with the state of jewelery loan, then he woke up and corrected his mistake.
Lessons and Benefit-Benefit Hadith
1. A cleric can be negligent of what they know and understand, as the jurisprudence of this pious duty negligent to be patient at the time of the decrease calamity that known by all people. And that is just what God take what He Leave to us.
2. Those clever longer sensible to indicate errors and omissions of others, as is done by this woman of such pious people.
3. Knowledge and understanding is not the monopoly of men only. But it held together. This woman has been aware of pious men.
4. There is no hindrance for women when trying to teach and spread the goodness to mankind, as long as he can keep themselves from harm and fall into haraam.
5. The importance of a parable. Parable eliminate doubtful, eliminate difficulties, straighten those who strayed, and provide advice to those who go astray.
6. Entertaining people with news of those who passed the same with the state of people who were given advice.
Source: adapted from DR. Umar Sulaiman Abdullah Al-Asyqar, Saheeh Qashashin Nabawi, or Ensklopedia Saheeh Story of All Time trans. Izzudin Karimi, Lc. (Reader Yassir, 2008), pp. 366-369
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Story of Woman in Hell Because Cats

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Introduction
A hard heart and a bad disposition can be plunged into hell owner. That's because he is empty of affection that made him not care about what he does to others, then he kills, hitting, and damaging. With it, they harm themselves because of what they did to others. Among them was a woman who is told by the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam. He locked a cat until it died of hunger and thirst. For the way he was going to hell.
Hadith Text
Bukhari narrated from Ibn 'Umar from the Prophet said, "A woman entered Hell because of a cat which he brackets to death. He's going to hell because of it. He did not give him food, and drink when locked. He did not also let him eat the insect world."
Messenger sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam has seen the woman who binds this cat was in hell when he saw heaven and hell at the eclipse prayer. In Sahih Bukhari of Asma 'bint Abu Bakr that the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam said, "And hell came to me so I said,' Yes, Lord, I'm with them?" I saw a woman. I thought she was attacked by a cat. I asked, 'What happened? " They said, 'He held it up to die of hunger. He did not feed him nor let him find food.' "Nafi 'said,"' I think he said, 'Searching for food from insects of the earth.' "
Muslim narrated Hadith Prophet sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam who saw a woman who tied a cat in hell, from Jabir. In it there is information that the woman was from the Children of Israel. In another narration that she comes from Himyar.Takhrij Hadith
Hadith about the cat in Saheeh Bukhari in the Book of Bad'il Khalqi, chapter if a fly falls into a vessel of any one of you, 6 / 356, no. 3318. And in the Book of Ahadisil Anbiya 'no. 3482. And in Kitabul Musaqah, chapter virtue feeding, 5 / 41, no. 2365.
This Hadith narrated by Muslim in his Saheeh from Abu Hurayrah and Abdullah ibn Umar in Kitabus Salam, chapter Prohibition killed the cat (4 / 1760, no. 2242-2243).
Hadith of the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam saw a woman who tied a cat narrated by Bukhari in his Saheeh, in Kitabul Athan and Asma 'bint Abu Bakr (2 / 231, no. 745) and ul Musaqah Abdullah, the primacy given drinking water, (5 / 41, no. 2364).
The history of Muslims about the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam saw the woman who tortured a cat found in ul Kusuf, what chapter is disclosed to the Prophet in prayer kusuf, 2 / 622, no. 904.Explanation of Hadith
This is the story of a woman who locked Himyariyah Israiliyah a cat, but she did not give him food and drink until the cat died of starvation and thirst. This shows the severity of disposition was, how bad ruqyah, and lack of compassion in his heart. He deliberately hurt. If there is compassion in his heart, would he let the cat. And he seemed to keep it all day and night. He felt thirsty and hungry in a voice pleading for help and relief. The sound with its own characteristics which are known by people who know sound. However, this woman's heart was petrified and did not sound sad terketuk by the cat. He ignored the hopes and dreams. The voice was weak, and so on disappear. The cat was dead. He complained to his Lord on human kezhaliman hard and stony heart.
If this woman wanted for this cat stay in her home, she might just give him food and drink that could keep his life. Messenger sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam has conveyed to us that we gain merit by doing good to animals. If he is reluctant to feed him a guard of life, then he should let go and let him free in the earth of Allah spacious. He must get food that could keep his life. Moreover, God has provided rizki for cat food scraps from people, so did the insects they catch.
This act has hurt the woman, so he's going to hell. Messenger sallallaahu alaihi wa sallam saw the cat was chasing a woman who held it in hell. Claw scars etched on her face and body. He saw it when heaven and hell are shown to him at the time of the eclipse prayer.Lessons and Benefit-Benefit Hadith

   
1. The amount of sins of the people who torture animals and hurt him with beating and killing. This woman entered Hell because she was the cause of death of a cat.
   
2. May hold animals such as cats, birds, etc., if given food and drink. If you are unable or unwilling, it should release it and let it go in God's wide earth to find rizkinya own.
   
3. In the afterlife, human diadzab according to his deeds in the world. This woman was attacked by a cat in hell with a claw at his body.
Source: adapted from DR. Umar Sulaiman Abdullah Al-Asyqar, Saheeh Qashashin Nabawi, or Ensklopedia Saheeh Story of All Time trans. Izzudin Karimi, Lc. (Reader Yassir, 2008), pp. 385-388
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