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MAYYITS/FUNERALS |
25.02.2010
- Mayyit of: Fatima Bibi Suliman - VENUE:
6 Berlendina Street Rooderpoort - Time: 11:30am
- QABRASTAAN: Rooderpoort - CAUSE
OF DEATH: Natural
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25.02.2010
- Mayyit of: Essop Ameer - VENUE: 52
Bamboosberg Street Ext 2 Eldorado Park - Time: 10:15am
- QABRASTAAN: Avalon - CAUSE OF DEATH:
Natural
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May
Allah (SWT) grant us and all the Marhoomeen Forgiveness and
Jannatul Firdaus (Ameen) |
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VACANCY
MESSENGER / DRIVER at al Baraka Bank FORDSBURG
Applications for interested and suitably qualified candidates
are invited in respect of the above position. To provide a
messenger & driver service to the Gauteng area.
MAIN
FUNCTIONS OF THE JOB INCLUDE:
Delivery of documents between Gauteng Branches - Delivery
of documents to clients - Assist with filing at the Branch
and general messenger duties.
QUALIFICATIONS: Matric - Valid Code 8 Driver's
license - Familiar with Gauteng and surrounding areas.
Forward
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QUOTE |
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Sir
John Bagot Glubb - “Khalif (Caliph) Al-Ma'mun's
period of rule (813 - 833 CE) may be considered the 'golden
age' of science and learning. He had always been devoted
to books and to learned pursuits. His brilliant mind was
interested in every form of intellectual activity. Not only
poetry but also philosophy, theology, astronomy, medicine
and law all occupied his time."
“By
Mamun's time medical schools were extremely active in Baghdad.
The first free public hospital was opened in Baghdad during
the Caliphate of Haroon-ar-Rashid. As the system developed,
physicians and surgeons were appointed who gave lectures
to medical students and issued diplomas to those who were
considered qualified to practice. The first hospital in
Egypt was opened in 872 AD and thereafter public hospitals
sprang up all over the empire from Spain and the Maghrib
to Persia."
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PERSONALITY |
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Abd
al-Rahman al-Awza'i RA
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Abu
Amr Abd al-Rahman ibn Amr al-Awzai (707 - 774) was the chief
representative and eponym of the Awzai school of Islamic jurisprudence,
which descended from the ancient Syrian school.
Apparently,
born in Damascus, Syria in 707, very little of al-Awzai's
writings survive, but his style of Islamic jurisprudence (usul
al-fiqh) is preserved in Abu Yusuf's (d.798) book Al-radd
ala siyar al-Awzai, in particular his reliance on the "living
tradition," or the uninterrupted practice of Muslims
handed down from preceding generations. For Awzai, this is
the true Sunnah of Muhammad (d. 632). Awzai's school flourished
in Syria, the Maghreb, and Muslim Spain but was eventually
overcome by the Maliki school of Islamic law in the 9th century.
However, given his authority and reputation as a Sunni Imam
and pious ancestry, his views retain potential as a source
of law and a basis for alternative legal approaches and solutions.
He died in 774 and was buried near Beirut, Lebanon, where
his tomb is still visited.
In
the Maghreb and Muslim Spain
The
reason why the people of Morocco took up the Madhhab of Imam
Malik, is that the people of Morocco and Spain were originally
upon the Madhhab of al-Awza’i, and likewise the Sham, from
where they were conquered. Then during the rule of Al-Hakam
I, the official fatwas were changed and given according to
the opinion of Malik ibn Anas and the people of al-Madeenah.
This was due to the opinion and preference of al-Hakam due
to some political benefits he saw and they differ about the
actual reason. Most hold that it was due to the scholars of
Spain travelling to al-Madeenah, then when they returned to
Spain they spoke of the excellence of Malik, his wide knowledge
and great station, so they honoured him and preferred his
Madhhab. Others say that Imam Malik RA asked some of the people
of Spain about the rule in Spain and they described it to
him and Malik was very pleased by it since the Abbasids in
that time did not rule in a manner that was agreeable. So,
Imam Malik RA said to the person who told him, ‘We ask Allaah
to enlighten our sacred precincts with your rule.’ This was
transmitted to the ruler of Spain, who already knew of the
knowledge, excellence and piety of Malik; so he lead the people
to accept his Madhhab and ordered that the Madhhab of al-Awza’i
be abandoned. The kings of Morocco and the west agreed that
the rulings and actions should be according to the preferences
of Ibn al-Qaasim al-`Utaqi (a famous student of Malik) only.
In
Syria
In Syria, the Madhhab of al-Awza’i remained the main
school of thought until the 10th century, when Abu Zar’ah
Muhammed ibn Uthman of the Shafi’ee Madhhab was appointed
judge of Damascus. Abu Zar’ah began the practice of giving
a prize of 100 Dinars to any student who memorized the book,
Mukhtasr al-Muzanee (the basics of Shafi’ee fiqh). Naturally,
the practice caused the Shafi’ee Madhhab to spread rapidly
in Syria, until none of al-Awza’i’s followers remained until
the 11th century. |
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Johannesburg |
Durban |
Cape
Town |
Zawaal |
12:21 |
12:09 |
12:59 |
Zuhr |
12:27 |
12:14 |
13:04 |
Asr Shaafi |
15:52 |
15:48 |
16:37 |
Asr Hanafi |
16:54 |
16:45 |
17:37 |
Sunset |
18:42 |
18:33 |
19:27 |
Maghrib |
18:46 |
18:37 |
19:31 |
Esha |
20:02 |
19:57 |
20:40 |
Sehri Ends
Fajr begins |
04:40am |
04:21am |
05:03am |
Sunrise |
05:59am |
05:44am |
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NEWS |
Humanitarian
organizations say residents in the Afghan city of Marjah are
fleeing in droves despite the danger of improvised bombs.
Australia
has summoned the Israeli ambassador over forged Australian
documents used by a terrorist in the assassination of Hamas
commander Mahmud al-Mabhouh.
Pakistan's
foreign secretary has arrived in New Delhi for bilateral talks
with India - the first between the two neighbours since the
Mumbai attacks in 2008.
Cigarette
smokers have lower IQs than non-smokers, and the more a person
smokes, the lower their IQ.
Johannesburg
commuters could be stranded this morning, despite the suspension
of a planned taxi strike. |
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RECIPE |
Summer
Date Refresher
Ingredients:
200g (3/4 cup) pitted dates
125 (½ cup) various chopped fruit
250ml (1 cup) plain yoghurt
1 banana
Dash of cinnamon or nutmeg
Method:
Mix dates, fruts, banana with ½ cup youghurt in blender and
turn to high speed. Add the rest of the yoghurt and flavouring.
Blend on low speed until combined.
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FIQH |
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If
a person has only one Qada (missed) Salaah to offer and
before this he never missed any Salaah, or he had missed
in the past but he made Qada of all of them, then he should
offer this one Qada Salaah before offering any other Salaah.
If he offers any other Salaah without offering this Qada
Salaah, it will not be valid. He must offer the Qada Salaah
and repeat that other Salaah. However, if he completely
forgot to offer the Qada Salaah, the other Salaah will be
valid. When he remembers, he will merely have to offer the
Qada Salaah and it will not be necessary to repeat the other
Salaah.
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BEHISHTI ZEWAR ~
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WEBLINKS |
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"'n
Afrikaanse Moslem Webtuiste en 'n Blog gerig op die Afrikaanssprekende
Christen deur S'aad Bekker:
"Miskien
het jy dit al raakgesien of dalk wonder jy waar kom ek aan
die storie dat die Suid Afrikaanse Christen-Wêreld besig is
om in duie te stort en die Christene haweloos en Kerkloos
te laat... Wel, dalk is ek meer bewus daarvan omdat ek uit
daardie wêreld kom, toe ek in 2007 'n Moslem geword het. As
Moslems nie doelbewus gaan uitreik na die Christene om ons,
en hulle uitnooi om Moslems te word en by ons aan te sluit
nie, gaan hulle, insha'Allah, baie seer kry en waarskynlik
"godloos" opeindig in die waan dat alles wel is
terwyl ons as Moslems weet daar kom wel 'n Oordeelsdag...
of wat dink jy?
Lees
verder by:
http://www.koraninafrikaans.com/index.php?p=1_182_2-Hoekom-s-ek-so-
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THE SMILE |
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PREACHING
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Mulla
preached on Fridays at the village mosque. One day, having
nothing to preach about, he asked the congregation:
"Do
you know the subject I am going to discuss today?"
"No" said the people. "Then I refuse to preach
to such an ignorant assembly. How could you not know given
the events of the past week?" asked Mulla and left
hurriedly. The next Friday he went up the Minbar (Pulpit)
and asked: "Do you know the subject of my sermon today?"
People fearing a repetition of what had taken place a week
before nodded and said: "Yes yes, indeed we know."
"Well, then. There is no point in telling you what
you already know", said Mulla and left. On the third
Friday he ascended the minbar and asked: "Do you know
what I am going to speak about today?" Not knowing
what to say, some said yes and some said no.
"Then
those who know can tell those who don't", said Mulla
and left.
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