Abu Khuzaimah Ansari I have noticed this Sunnah being seldom practised nowadays and wanted to encourage brothers to practise it. Al-Iqa’ is to rest the buttocks on the heels while they are joint and the toes are facing the Qiblah (i.e. squatting) while sitting between the sujud (prostration). Imam an-Nawawi …
Read More »Joining Feet and Completing the Rows in Prayer – Shaykh Mubashir Ahmad Rabbani
Translated by Abu Khuzaimah Ansari [Translated in 2001, but published for the first time now] Anas RadhiAllahu Anhu narrates Allah’s Messenger ﷺ said, “Straighten your rows as straightening the rows is part of establishing of the prayer.” (Sahih al-Bukhari no.723). The wording of the hadith through another chain of …
Read More »Some Important Matters Related to Fasting | – [1] When Fasting Is Obligated – Fazilatush Shaikh Abdullah Nasir Rehmani
Fazilatush Shaikh Abdullah Nasir Rehmani Amir Jamiyyah Ahlul Hadith Sindh Translated & Annotated Abu Khuzaimah Ansari [1] When Fasting Is Obligated The obligation of fasting the month of Ramadhan commences when the month begins. The commencing or beginning of the month is determined in three ways, The First Way …
Read More »Hanafi Fiqh is the Origin of all Deviated Sects – Shaikh Badi ud-Din Shah ar-Rashidi as-Sindhi (d.1416H)
Translated by Abu Khuzaimah Ansari Hanafi Fiqh is the Origin of all Deviated Sects I say with conviction and insight all the present day religious deviated movements, for example Christian missionaries, the communist movement, Chakralwi and other hadith rejectors like them, Qadiyani (Mirzai’s), and the shi’a sect, their origins …
Read More »The Ahlul Hadith Do Not Insult Imam Abu Hanifah – Shaikh Badi ud Din Shah ar-Rashidi as-Sindhi (d.1416H)
Translated by Abu Khuzaimah Ansari He said, You alleged the Ahlul Hadith and Salafis insult Imam Abu Hanifah. This is totally incorrect, our Madhab (the Madhab of Ahlul Hadith) does not permit using derogatory words for Imam Abu Hanifah. However, everyone has the right to critique Abu Hanifah’s ijtihad and …
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