1. A child hits his head on a table, to console him, you ask him to "beat the table" in return. Being a child, he doesn't know the table has no feelings, so he does it & eventually feels better.
This subconsciously teaches your child to develop a strong desire for REVENGE.
2. A child ers, so you discipline him
Afterwards he forgets and tries to play with you, but you rebuke him because you're still mad at him.
This subconsciously teaches your child to develop the ability to keep MALICE.
3. Your child has a bad trait or habit, then instead of trying to correct them, you make excuses for them saying:"that's how s/he behaves oh" or "s/he's just a baby".
The odds are that the child will grow up retaining those traits.
4. You don't mind beating your child yourself, but the moment another person verbally corrects your child, you feel severely disturbed. You don't let them get corrected by others.
You can't know it all. Your child will one day leave your house. Let him learn from the streets.
5. You always beat your child, caring less about whether or not he knows what he did wrong. You tell yourself "spare the rod and spoil the child".
This child will either grow up to be very feeble or a bully. He will either be ruled by fear in lieu of morals, or become heartless.
6. You are pushing your child into a particular profession, while ignoring all signs that reveal his original talent, interests or potentials.
The child might find difficulty coping with his studies, or even drop out. If he sees it through, he may lead a boring/depressed life.
7. You let your child get the better part of his entertainment online. "Child Tab, iPad, TV".
He grows up lonely and has very poor socializing skills. He'd depend on you for most real-life problems. Besides, you can't be sure of what he's learning online.
8. You don't let your kids engage in vocation or learn a trade.
This is proving to be a huge mistake with every extra day. Our country is changing profoundly. Education is the key to success and education is not limited to formal school only.
9. You & your spouse left your child in the care of outsiders without any other reason but work.
Its true that you both need to work. But your child is not a chicken who's automatically ready when they're grown. They need constant observation and corrections.
10. You trained your kids perfectly well in every other respect but you failed to show them the way to God.
You made a very big mistake.
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My silence on this issue is for two major reasons:
1. Dr. Abdul-Jabbar aka Dan tamore was a scholar and I'm not qualified to judge him. 2. I feel like his impact is neglible on Twitter
But for now, I am obliged to air my views on this issue because:
1. You asked, and RasulaLlah (s) has forbidden us from hiding whatever little knowledge we have. 2. Dan tamore respects no one, and hence doesn't deserve any respect. 3. We MUST defend the honor of our faith.
This thread contains
- Prelude
- Where the problem lies
- Overview of the stance of Qurra'u
- Conclusion from various Ahadith
- Companions' stance
- View of Fuqaha'
- Conclusion
Here's a compilation of all Parts (1-40) of Biography of RasulaLlah salla Llahu 'alayhi was salam. You can find all the parts with the hashtag, in sha Allah.
I begin this chapter with the statement of Sh. Yusuf Nabahani (r) in Anwarul Muhammadiyya: "had death been Makruh, it would not have touched the Prophet (s)".
1/15
If this world was to be permanent to anyone, it would have been Rasulullah (s).
On his last day, whilst the Muslims were performing Fajr lead by Sayyidna Abubakar (r), the Prophet (s) drew curtains of Nana 'Aishah's room, looked at them and smiled cheerfully.
2/15
Understand, esteemed reader, that he was so handsome, he was dripping light, looking young (like in his 40s); the companions were so glad to see his face that they almost enraptured in their prayers. He made a gesture that they should continue their prayers & went inside.
The Prophet (s) was sick for a total of 13/14 days starting from end of Safar, year 11 AH. He used to pray in the Masjid until his sickness prevented him from doing so.
1/14
Despite being very ill, he was conveyed to the Masjid by Fadl bn Abbas & Ali bn Abi Taalib.
Whenever he couldn't make it to the Masjid, he used to instruct his friend, Abubakar to lead the prayers.
On that Thursday, he went to the Masjid & mounted on his pulpit.
2/14
He gave a sermon inter alia:
"O people! The time has arrived when I should leave you. If I have made a promise with anyone I am prepared to fulfil it, and if I owe something to somebody, he should speak out, so that I may make payment to him".
Brother you wrote me quite a long reply, may Allah strengthen you. In the beginning, you tried to deny the fact that you made the assertion that Sufis were weak in Hadith, despite it being the very first statement in your original thread.
Then later you went on to berate me and my method of research, in what rather seems like an erry attempt at concluding on an issue you don't even know about. It is customary of your methods to make assumptions about others, so I'm least suprised you turned out this way.
Then you went on to explain that this wasn't your view, but that of the Salaf. So I wish to ask you five questions;
1- what was the greatest challenge Wahb bn Isma'il faced when he began to compile the Hadith and those who presented this challenge were they Sufis or non Sufis?