MubarekMuslimah
Junior Member
Salaams bro and sis
A really shocking thing happened today which shows the state of the youth of our Ummah - may Allah swt guide them
My husband was in the newsagent and a young girl in hijab was in front of him in the queue. She approached the counter and asked for a National Lottery Ticket ( lotto, gambling). The man at the counter asked her old she was and she said she was 16 and he sold her the ticket. My husband felt he should say something....so quietly he said " salaams sister, you know that the national lottery is haram dont you?"
and guess what she said???
" So?!?" ( in an agressive tone, rudely)
:astag:
He said again " Its gambling, its haram, its not allowed." again he said it gently and quietly...and she said again in an agressive tone "And what??" and gave him a nasty look again.
:astag::astag:
He just said to her " Astifrugallah sister......its wrong. you should take that scarf off your head if you dont care for the laws of Allah swt or you are a disgrace to the Deen" and walked out the shop.
Was he wrong to say this? I dont think so...she wears the scarf she is representing the Ummah - she should be mindful of her actions ,abstain from haram and not disrespect her elders ( she was 16 my husband is mid 30s) Obviously we dont really want her to take her scarf off but it might have made her think about her actions insha'allah...
Can you believe this?!? I cant believe she answered him like that. This was a muslim sister!!
What has become of our youth that they have no knowledge of Islam, yet they appear to and have no regard or respect for the laws of Allah swt?
Please everyone - we must do more to educate and guide our youth - they are the Ummah of tomorrow.
May Allah swt forgive me if this is backbiting or my husband if he said the wrong thing to her.
I think her behaviour should be an example to the rest of us of how we need to guide our youth better insha'allah. Does anyone have any ideas to get through and educate teenagers who dont seem to care ??!?
We have a problem brothers and sisters and its up to us to fix it - we should lead by example and guide and give dawah to our fellow muslims insha'allah. We need some kind of action plan....
May Allah swt guide us all.Ameen.
Wasalaams
A really shocking thing happened today which shows the state of the youth of our Ummah - may Allah swt guide them
My husband was in the newsagent and a young girl in hijab was in front of him in the queue. She approached the counter and asked for a National Lottery Ticket ( lotto, gambling). The man at the counter asked her old she was and she said she was 16 and he sold her the ticket. My husband felt he should say something....so quietly he said " salaams sister, you know that the national lottery is haram dont you?"
and guess what she said???
" So?!?" ( in an agressive tone, rudely)
:astag:
He said again " Its gambling, its haram, its not allowed." again he said it gently and quietly...and she said again in an agressive tone "And what??" and gave him a nasty look again.
:astag::astag:
He just said to her " Astifrugallah sister......its wrong. you should take that scarf off your head if you dont care for the laws of Allah swt or you are a disgrace to the Deen" and walked out the shop.
Was he wrong to say this? I dont think so...she wears the scarf she is representing the Ummah - she should be mindful of her actions ,abstain from haram and not disrespect her elders ( she was 16 my husband is mid 30s) Obviously we dont really want her to take her scarf off but it might have made her think about her actions insha'allah...
Can you believe this?!? I cant believe she answered him like that. This was a muslim sister!!
What has become of our youth that they have no knowledge of Islam, yet they appear to and have no regard or respect for the laws of Allah swt?
Please everyone - we must do more to educate and guide our youth - they are the Ummah of tomorrow.
May Allah swt forgive me if this is backbiting or my husband if he said the wrong thing to her.
I think her behaviour should be an example to the rest of us of how we need to guide our youth better insha'allah. Does anyone have any ideas to get through and educate teenagers who dont seem to care ??!?
We have a problem brothers and sisters and its up to us to fix it - we should lead by example and guide and give dawah to our fellow muslims insha'allah. We need some kind of action plan....
May Allah swt guide us all.Ameen.
Wasalaams