Recent content by LeylaHussain

Salam alaykum, It's an illness that can be fatal in some cases. It happens with eggs, milk... which are not fresh and produce bad bacterias. I got it when I was a child and had to stay 2 weeks in hospital with 42 of fever (almost died subhanAllah)... :girl3:

Salam alaykum, I can speak: french english spanish portuguese hebrew farsi And i'm currently learning urdu and pathuari (got married to a Pakistani, that's why). I'd love to speak arabic, I'm learning how to read the Quran.

Salam alaykum, As a former orthodox jew who lived a few years in Israel, I agree that there aren't many informations about Islam avaliable in hebrew, except of course the usual anti-islamic political propaganda. Yet, like croatian/jewconvert said, there are many things in common between the...

:salam2: Just a quick view: Funny how much people gossip about this subject and so few (in western countries at least) live it. The imaginary is strong... :wasalam:

:salam2: I fully understand you Saira, and even if I am in this kind of marriage, I can tell you that if I was alone with my husband, I would be far much more happier... But alhamdullilah, there are reasons why my husband did take me as another wife, and I find them very noble and I know...

Although I believe that men who have more than one wife for the above reasons (protecting a widow, or staying with his barren wife and marrying to have offspring) will have extra thawab, rewards from Allah t'ala based on the fact that you're going to be judged according to your intentions...

:salam2: As far as I am concerned, I am in a polygamous marriage, and my advice would be unless it is necessary and well accepted by your family (especially the husband's family), stay away from it. Allah's laws are perfect but human beings are not, and nowadays it is already very difficult...

:salam2: I am european (white, revert to Islam) and my husband is Pakistani. We've decided from the beginning that Quran and Sunna only will lead our lives, and alhamdullilah, we are doing fine. Some aspects of life (mostly cultural) are still a bit difficult for me since I had never come...

:salam2: Jews don't eat rabbits... Personnaly, having been an orthodox jew before reverting, I wouldn't be able to eat rabbits now, I'd be too disgusted. I know it may be wrong since there is nothing against that, but psychologicaly, I couldn't... wa:salam2: :SMILY259:

:salam2: Yes, good to point that the education is both the mother's AND the father's roles... Unfortunately, how many daddies get involved in their young children's education? How many think that babies and young kids are the job of the mother only? The role model of a little boy should be...

:salam2: SubhanAllah, it really brings tears to the eyes. We have so much, and yet we are always complaining. May Allah preserve our health because I think this is one of the hardest test in this world. :tti_sister: wa salam.

Salamu alaykum, I'm a reverted sister, married and I've moved to UK from abroad for now a bit more than one year. I would have liked to meet other sisters reverts from the same area, but never met any. I heard that Sheffield is no1 city of conversions to Islam (WHERE ARE YOU HIDING?? llol)...

:salam2: There is a small book you can get which is called "Fortress of the Muslim" with arabic, transliteration of the arabic into english letters and the english translation. It compiles all the most common duahs mashaAllah. :tti_sister: :wasalam:

:salam2: Thank you for your answers. The book I have never mentions the authenticity of the hadith from which they base their duaahs and acts of ibaadah from. I think that there won't be any harm by saying word of dhikr or reciting some surahs from the Holy Quran... Where I am more doubtful...

As salamu alaykum, I've got this book and I find it really wonderful, so many duaahs, surahs from the Quran... There are as well loads of ahadiths describing nawafl worships like prayers, tasbih... but there is no mention of whether these ahadiths are authentics, weak or what... Does anyone...