Appealing to the Brothers!
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hmm, I only bought somethings for my youger bro, a PS2 game which I partly wanted aswell
*cough*
Lol, anyways, gift ideas, a watch is a nice idea, I second that.
Maybe you could get a really nice fountain pen or something - depends on the person aswell to an extent.
hmm, I only bought somethings for my youger bro, a PS2 game which I partly wanted aswell
*cough*Lol, anyways, gift ideas, a watch is a nice idea, I second that.
Maybe you could get a really nice fountain pen or something - depends on the person aswell to an extent.
A Kashmiri
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Why not a Perfume ?
A Kashmiri
Junior Member
Sallamu Alaikum.
I Prefer to have non Alcholic perfume myself, but it is OK even if we use Alcholic perfume. See below....
Question: Many perfumes and some cosmetics contain alcohol. May a Muslim use these?
Answered by Sheikh Salman al-Oadah
It is lawful to buy, sell, and use perfumes and cosmetics that contain alcohol, because the amount of alcohol is not significant and it is mixed with other materials.
It is not used as a drink, otherwise would be unlawful, even for selling and buying. If we say that such products are impure, then we have to say the same about many items such as gasoline and many other petroleum products that contain alcohol.
Even for intoxicating drinks, the preferable saying is that they are pure in and of themselves. They are unlawful because they intoxicate, not because they are impure.
When the Qur’ân calls wine as abomination, it is emphasizing that it is bad and forbidden. That is why it is mentioned as an abomination along with gambling, sacrificing to idols, and divination by arrows, none of which are physical impurities according to the agreement of the scholars. Therefore, there is no evidence in this verse that alcohol is impure.
If intoxicants were impure, they would not have been poured into the streets of Madinah while there is severe warning against who those who urinate in the roadways. Also, when intoxicants were prohibited, people were not requested to wash their utensils or clothes from it, not even those containers that held liquor. In one famous hadîth, a person was not asked even to clean the containers that contained alcohol. [Sahîh Muslim (1579) and Sunan al-Nasâ’î (4664)] All this is supported by the general principle in Islamic Law that things are assumed to be pure unless otherwise cited with evidence.
And Allah knows best.
http://www.islamtoday.com/show_detail_section.cfm?q_id=221&main_cat_id=4
xSharingan01x
TraVeLer
Great Post.
It makes perfect sense, perfume should be okay IMO.
If Atar is okay so should be perfume. (they both emit fragrance).
And perfume won't make you drunk :lol:
hussain.mahammed
a lonely traveller
As salamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wabrakatuhu sister
A male Muslim of around 23 might like a number of things. Best is known to the person near to him. How about an interesting Islamic book which he has not read? Or you might gift a sherwani? (Only people from Indian Sub Continent would love that though)
wa/salam
A male Muslim of around 23 might like a number of things. Best is known to the person near to him. How about an interesting Islamic book which he has not read? Or you might gift a sherwani? (Only people from Indian Sub Continent would love that though)
wa/salam