RE: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza
Assalaam Alaikum w r w b Brother, Jazakallah, this was exactly my impression when I first visited this notorious site Abumaryam [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Assalaamu 'alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, I'm sorry to say but that site is a load of rubbish! It should be deleted and gotten rid of as it is nothing more than a site dedicated at spreading fitnah, without giving the other party or personality any way of defending themselves. It is a site dedicated as slandering people, and that itself is worse than gheeybah. May Allah subhaanahu wa ta'ala guide the brothers/sisters who are involved in such filth to come to their senses. I don't think that our beloved Nabiy sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam would have approved of such methods - show me one 'alim ul Haqq who would agree to posting a site such as this rubbish? It does nothing but divides the Ummah into a million different sects (not 73!). May Allah help us All to spend our times learning our Deen from proper sources and stop being involved in the affairs of other people - when we ourselves are in the filth if we are also absorbed in learning about the so called 'deviations' of others - a sense of self-righteousness and nothing more! Fi Amanillah Abu Khadijah ibn 'Umar M. Malhar@yahoo.com wrote: Dear all, Dr. (Medical doctor) Zakir naik has no correct knowledge of Aqeedah and Manhaj. It is advisable to avoid spreading his deviation without knowledge. Hope from the following site we can learn a lot about the deviation of Zakir naik and the advice of the great Scholars regarding his issues (Masha Allah). Therefore it is advisable to stick to the advice of the Ulamas (Scholars) of Ahlus Sunnah waljama to hold fast to the truth instead of falling into deviation and confusion. May Allah Guide us to the Truth and Save us from Hell fire! http://www.allaahuakbar.in/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=13CAT_ID=10Forum_Title=Section+Specifically+Devoted+for+Discussing+Fitnah Jazakallaahu Khair -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 8:32 PM To: eGroup For Muslims Around The World Subject: Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza Assalaam Alaikum w r w b Well, brother, your effort is commendable, but, please do not base your argument on REORTS. You obviously should know how murky can media REPORTS get. I am a witness to the argument provided by Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza and never once did he even imply that her short attire could be ignored. Infact he quite clearly said that it was wrong. Abumaryam Mohammad Shafi Aga@yahoo.com wrote: In the Name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Assalaamu alaykum, In a news item, sometime back, Dr Zakir Naik, the renowned Islamic scholar, is reported to have said, Everyone has different levels of modesty. There were tennis players who wore long skirt! s and performed just as well. But personally, I support Sania Mirza as she prays five times a day, so the skirts she wears can be ignored. I admire the Doctor and often listen to his speeches. But that should not mean that everything he says is sacrosanct. He is human after all, and prone to errors. Let us therefore examine his reported quote in Qur'aanic light and see whether it is in conformity with the divine guidance. For, the Qur'aan calls those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed as suppressors of Truth, oppressors and transgressors [refer Verses 5.44, 5.45 and 5.47]. Allah has indeed given mankind the freedom, in this life, not to go by the way laid down in the Qur'aan. By giving the freedom, Allah is only testing mankind. So is Sania Mirza being tested. If she fails the test, the responsibility for the consequences is entirely hers. But the matter of punishing her, for any breach of the divinely laid down dress code, lies with Allah. Since she comes from a country, and goes to such countries to play tennis, which have nothing against her dress in their penal codes, Muslims can do nothing legal to prevent her from wearing her short dress. Nevertheless, since Sania Mirza has gained fame and wealth, she has become an icon, and her actions are liable to be copied by others. Other Muslim girls may think, if Sania Mirza can do it, why not they? Muslim scholars are therefore duty-bound to examine her actions, and publicly condemn them if they are against divine stipulations. Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. As anyone can see, Sania Mirza, playing in full public glare with her short body-clinging dress, is clearly contravening those divine
RE: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza
Assalaamu 'alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, I'm sorry to say but that site is a load of rubbish! It should be deleted and gotten rid of as it is nothing more than a site dedicated at spreading fitnah, without giving the other party or personality any way of defending themselves. It is a site dedicated as slandering people, and that itself is worse than gheeybah. May Allah subhaanahu wa ta'ala guide the brothers/sisters who are involved in such filth to come to their senses. I don't think that our beloved Nabiy sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam would have approved of such methods - show me one 'alim ul Haqq who would agree to posting a site such as this rubbish? It does nothing but divides the Ummah into a million different sects (not 73!). May Allah help us All to spend our times learning our Deen from proper sources and stop being involved in the affairs of other people - when we ourselves are in the filth if we are also absorbed in learning about the so called 'deviations' of others - a sense of self-righteousness and nothing more! Fi Amanillah Abu Khadijah ibn 'Umar M. Malhar@yahoo.com wrote: Dear all, Dr. (Medical doctor) Zakir naik has no correct knowledge of Aqeedah and Manhaj. It is advisable to avoid spreading his deviation without knowledge. Hope from the following site we can learn a lot about the deviation of Zakir naik and the advice of the great Scholars regarding his issues (Masha Allah). Therefore it is advisable to stick to the advice of the Ulamas (Scholars) of Ahlus Sunnah waljama to hold fast to the truth instead of falling into deviation and confusion. May Allah Guide us to the Truth and Save us from Hell fire! http://www.allaahuakbar.in/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=13CAT_ID=10Forum_Title=Section+Specifically+Devoted+for+Discussing+Fitnah Jazakallaahu Khair -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 8:32 PM To: eGroup For Muslims Around The World Subject: Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza Assalaam Alaikum w r w b Well, brother, your effort is commendable, but, please do not base your argument on REORTS. You obviously should know how murky can media REPORTS get. I am a witness to the argument provided by Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza and never once did he even imply that her short attire could be ignored. Infact he quite clearly said that it was wrong. Abumaryam Mohammad Shafi Aga@yahoo.com wrote: In the Name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Assalaamu alaykum, In a news item, sometime back, Dr Zakir Naik, the renowned Islamic scholar, is reported to have said, Everyone has different levels of modesty. There were tennis players who wore long skirt! s and performed just as well. But personally, I support Sania Mirza as she prays five times a day, so the skirts she wears can be ignored. I admire the Doctor and often listen to his speeches. But that should not mean that everything he says is sacrosanct. He is human after all, and prone to errors. Let us therefore examine his reported quote in Qur'aanic light and see whether it is in conformity with the divine guidance. For, the Qur'aan calls those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed as suppressors of Truth, oppressors and transgressors [refer Verses 5.44, 5.45 and 5.47]. Allah has indeed given mankind the freedom, in this life, not to go by the way laid down in the Qur'aan. By giving the freedom, Allah is only testing mankind. So is Sania Mirza being tested. If she fails the test, the responsibility for the consequences is entirely hers. But the matter of punishing her, for any breach of the divinely laid down dress code, lies with Allah. Since she comes from a country, and goes to such countries to play tennis, which have nothing against her dress in their penal codes, Muslims can do nothing legal to prevent her from wearing her short dress. Nevertheless, since Sania Mirza has gained fame and wealth, she has become an icon, and her actions are liable to be copied by others. Other Muslim girls may think, if Sania Mirza can do it, why not they? Muslim scholars are therefore duty-bound to examine her actions, and publicly condemn them if they are against divine stipulations. Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. As anyone can see, Sania Mirza, playing in full public glare with her short body-clinging dress, is clearly contravening those divine stipulations. Muslim scholars a! re duty-bound to bring this fact to the notice of all Muslims the world over, although they are in no position to prevent her from continuing to play thus
RE: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza
Dear all, Dr. (Medical doctor) Zakir naik has no correct knowledge of Aqeedah and Manhaj. It is advisable to avoid spreading his deviation without knowledge. Hope from the following site we can learn a lot about the deviation of Zakir naik and the advice of the great Scholars regarding his issues (Masha Allah). Therefore it is advisable to stick to the advice of the Ulamas (Scholars) of Ahlus Sunnah waljama to hold fast to the truth instead of falling into deviation and confusion. May Allah Guide us to the Truth and Save us from Hell fire! http://www.allaahuakbar.in/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=13 http://www.allaahuakbar.in/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=13CAT_ID=10Forum_Title=Sect ion+Specifically+Devoted+for+Discussing+Fitnah CAT_ID=10Forum_Title=Section+Specifically+Devoted+for+Discussing+Fitnah Jazakallaahu Khair -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 8:32 PM To: eGroup For Muslims Around The World Subject: Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza Assalaam Alaikum w r w b Well, brother, your effort is commendable, but, please do not base your argument on REORTS. You obviously should know how murky can media REPORTS get. I am a witness to the argument provided by Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza and never once did he even imply that her short attire could be ignored. Infact he quite clearly said that it was wrong. Abumaryam Mohammad Shafi Aga@yahoo.com wrote: In the Name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Assalaamu alaykum, In a news item, sometime back, Dr Zakir Naik, the renowned Islamic scholar, is reported to have said, Everyone has different levels of modesty. There were tennis players who wore long skirt! s and performed just as well. But personally, I support Sania Mirza as she prays five times a day, so the skirts she wears can be ignored. I admire the Doctor and often listen to his speeches. But that should not mean that everything he says is sacrosanct. He is human after all, and prone to errors. Let us therefore examine his reported quote in Qur'aanic light and see whether it is in conformity with the divine guidance. For, the Qur'aan calls those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed as suppressors of Truth, oppressors and transgressors [refer Verses 5.44, 5.45 and 5.47]. Allah has indeed given mankind the freedom, in this life, not to go by the way laid down in the Qur'aan. By giving the freedom, Allah is only testing mankind. So is Sania Mirza being tested. If she fails the test, the responsibility for the consequences is entirely hers. But the matter of punishing her, for any breach of the divinely laid down dress code, lies with Allah. Since she comes from a country, and goes to such countries to play tennis, which have nothing against her dress in their penal codes, Muslims can do nothing legal to prevent her from wearing her short dress. Nevertheless, since Sania Mirza has gained fame and wealth, she has become an icon, and her actions are liable to be copied by others. Other Muslim girls may think, if Sania Mirza can do it, why not they? Muslim scholars are therefore duty-bound to examine her actions, and publicly condemn them if they are against divine stipulations. Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. As anyone can see, Sania Mirza, playing in full public glare with her short body-clinging dress, is clearly contravening those divine stipulations. Muslim scholars a! re duty-bound to bring this fact to the notice of all Muslims the world over, although they are in no position to prevent her from continuing to play thus. In the circumstances, it is surprising that an eminent Islamic scholar like Dr Zakir Naik should say the skirts, Sania wears, can be ignored. She may be praying five times a day, but Allah condemns those who obey some divine stipulations, and disobey others [refer Verse 2.85]. Mohammad Shafi Author of http://www.lulu.com/content/973580 Why Do I Believe In Islam -- Keep us on the Right Path, Allah! _ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=51734/*http:/tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/ca tegory.php?category=shopping them fast with Yahoo! Search. This e-mail may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient or have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately and destroy this e-mail. Any unauthorised copying, disclosure or distribution of the material in this e-mail is strictly forbidden.
Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza
“Bush promises 20 billion dollars worth of Weapons” of Mass Destruction to Saudis This for sure does not include other billions worth of weapons to their remaining pets in the region. REMEMBER THE SHAH OF IRAN- He had bought billions of dollars worth of weapons from Britain and the US—his friends-- before he unceremoniously lost his crown in spite of the CIA’s intervention! How ironic that these pets surrender their dignity in return to acquire weapons with which they kill their own brothers, for the benefit of their enemies. This was a planned visit at a time – like many times in the past—when the traveling “arms dealer” sells his wares to help prop up sagging economy at home and pay for the cost of destroying the Muslim world, and the pets oblige him with wagging tails. Shame! 20 billion!? Imaging what that would do to improve the condition of people if spread round the Muslim world let alone the poor world at large!! What has this got to do with tennis dress? WHERE ARE THE MUSLIM SCHOLARS, who are more concerned with what Sania wears playing Tennis. The religious brigade- the moral police with beards in Muslim countries do a much better and cruel job without not even having been to a school , let alone have PhDs to their name to do their DUTY. - Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: eGroup For Muslims Around The World islamcity@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:02:10 AM Subject: Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza Assalaam Alaikum w r w b Well, brother, your effort is commendable, but, please do not base your argument on REORTS. You obviously should know how murky can media REPORTS get. I am a witness to the argument provided by Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza and never once did he even imply that her short attire could be ignored. Infact he quite clearly said that it was wrong. Abumaryam Mohammad Shafi Aga@yahoo.com wrote: In the Name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Assalaamu alaykum, In a news item, sometime back, Dr Zakir Naik, the renowned Islamic scholar, is reported to have said, Everyone has different levels of modesty. There were tennis players who wore long skirts and performed just as well. But personally, I support Sania Mirza as she prays five times a day, so the skirts she wears can be ignored. I admire the Doctor and often listen to his speeches. But that should not mean that everything he says is sacrosanct. He is human after all, and prone to errors. Let us therefore examine his reported quote in Qur'aanic light and see whether it is in conformity with the divine guidance. For, the Qur'aan calls those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed as suppressors of Truth, oppressors and transgressors [refer Verses 5.44, 5.45 and 5.47]. Allah has indeed given mankind the freedom, in this life, not to go by the way laid down in the Qur'aan. By giving the freedom, Allah is only testing mankind. So is Sania Mirza being tested. If she fails the test, the responsibility for the consequences is entirely hers. But the matter of punishing her, for any breach of the divinely laid down dress code, lies with Allah. Since she comes from a country, and goes to such countries to play tennis, which have nothing against her dress in their penal codes, Muslims can do nothing legal to prevent her from wearing her short dress. Nevertheless, since Sania Mirza has gained fame and wealth, she has become an icon, and her actions are liable to be copied by others. Other Muslim girls may think, if Sania Mirza can do it, why not they? Muslim scholars are therefore duty-bound to examine her actions, and publicly condemn them if they are against divine stipulations. Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. As anyone can see, Sania Mirza, playing in full public glare with her short body-clinging dress, is clearly contravening those divine stipulations. Muslim scholars are duty-bound to bring this fact to the notice of all Muslims the world over, although they are in no position to prevent her from continuing to play thus. In the circumstances, it is surprising that an eminent Islamic scholar like Dr Zakir Naik should say the skirts, Sania wears, can be ignored. She may be praying five times a day, but Allah condemns those who obey some divine stipulations, and disobey others [refer Verse 2.85]. Mohammad Shafi Author of Why Do I Believe In Islam -- Keep us on the Right Path, Allah! Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. http://tools.search.yahoo.com/newsearch/category.php?category=shopping
Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza
Assalaam Alaikum w r w b Well, brother, your effort is commendable, but, please do not base your argument on REORTS. You obviously should know how murky can media REPORTS get. I am a witness to the argument provided by Zakir Naik on Sania Mirza and never once did he even imply that her short attire could be ignored. Infact he quite clearly said that it was wrong. Abumaryam Mohammad Shafi Aga@yahoo.com wrote: In the Name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Assalaamu alaykum, In a news item, sometime back, Dr Zakir Naik, the renowned Islamic scholar, is reported to have said, Everyone has different levels of modesty. There were tennis players who wore long skirts and performed just as well. But personally, I support Sania Mirza as she prays five times a day, so the skirts she wears can be ignored. I admire the Doctor and often listen to his speeches. But that should not mean that everything he says is sacrosanct. He is human after all, and prone to errors. Let us therefore examine his reported quote in Qur'aanic light and see whether it is in conformity with the divine guidance. For, the Qur'aan calls those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed as suppressors of Truth, oppressors and transgressors [refer Verses 5.44, 5.45 and 5.47]. Allah has indeed given mankind the freedom, in this life, not to go by the way laid down in the Qur'aan. By giving the freedom, Allah is only testing mankind. So is Sania Mirza being tested. If she fails the test, the responsibility for the consequences is entirely hers. But the matter of punishing her, for any breach of the divinely laid down dress code, lies with Allah. Since she comes from a country, and goes to such countries to play tennis, which have nothing against her dress in their penal codes, Muslims can do nothing legal to prevent her from wearing her short dress. Nevertheless, since Sania Mirza has gained fame and wealth, she has become an icon, and her actions are liable to be copied by others. Other Muslim girls may think, if Sania Mirza can do it, why not they? Muslim scholars are therefore duty-bound to examine her actions, and publicly condemn them if they are against divine stipulations. Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. As anyone can see, Sania Mirza, playing in full public glare with her short body-clinging dress, is clearly contravening those divine stipulations. Muslim scholars are duty-bound to bring this fact to the notice of all Muslims the world over, although they are in no position to prevent her from continuing to play thus. In the circumstances, it is surprising that an eminent Islamic scholar like Dr Zakir Naik should say the skirts, Sania wears, can be ignored. She may be praying five times a day, but Allah condemns those who obey some divine stipulations, and disobey others [refer Verse 2.85]. Mohammad Shafi Author of Why Do I Believe In Islam -- Keep us on the Right Path, Allah! - Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.
Re: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza
Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. … is clearly contravening those divine stipulations. Muslim scholars are duty-bound to bring this fact to the notice of all Muslims the world over, .. The Muslim Scholars with their ‘religious’ zeal should be duty bound to bring the important issues to the notice of the Muslim potentates the world over :- -of the conditions of the poor masses in their countries who’s wealth they are squandering on filthy ostentations as if they are not answerable to God ever. (Remember Sadam rotted in a Rat hole after having built numerous Palaces in Baghdad. It takes a filthier rat like USA to flush out a filthy Rat ) -of the conditions of the women in their countries who are kept covered up head to toe like face-less and voice-less second class citizens. -of the condition of pregnant/sick women who have no hospitals to go to for there are no lady-doctors to attend to them, while their own women get attended by the best of the male gynecologists n the West. -of the children in their countries who have no primary schools to go to while their own boys and girls study in the West. -of the poor peoples' children in their countries who are taught parrot fashion meaningless Arabic verses and then sent to die in some other countries at the pretext of getting seventy two virgin hoors in the hereafter, in which they themselves do not believe in. - of the children in their countries who have no shirt/dress on their backs and go half naked all their childhood. Sania dresses in the best sports dress a healthy young Muslim or any other women should dress to play a sport. She dresses better than the humping and grunting ennis players. The religious “scholars” should chough out their excess pious sensuality before switching on the TV to watch a tennis match, or should change the channel to Sesame Street. There are more “divine” important matters being contravened in the so called Muslim world the scholars should attend to and protest against. That is their DUTY. Rashid - Original Message From: Mohammad Shafi [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mohammad Shafi [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: eGroup For Muslims Around The World islamcity@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 11:13:38 PM Subject: Bismillah [IslamCity] Sania Mirza In the Name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Assalaamu alaykum, In a news item, sometime back, Dr Zakir Naik, the renowned Islamic scholar, is reported to have said, Everyone has different levels of modesty. There were tennis players who wore long skirts and performed just as well. But personally, I support Sania Mirza as she prays five times a day, so the skirts she wears can be ignored. I admire the Doctor and often listen to his speeches. But that should not mean that everything he says is sacrosanct. He is human after all, and prone to errors. Let us therefore examine his reported quote in Qur'aanic light and see whether it is in conformity with the divine guidance. For, the Qur'aan calls those who do not judge by what Allah has revealed as suppressors of Truth, oppressors and transgressors [refer Verses 5.44, 5.45 and 5.47]. Allah has indeed given mankind the freedom, in this life, not to go by the way laid down in the Qur'aan. By giving the freedom, Allah is only testing mankind. So is Sania Mirza being tested. If she fails the test, the responsibility for the consequences is entirely hers. But the matter of punishing her, for any breach of the divinely laid down dress code, lies with Allah. Since she comes from a country, and goes to such countries to play tennis, which have nothing against her dress in their penal codes, Muslims can do nothing legal to prevent her from wearing her short dress. Nevertheless, since Sania Mirza has gained fame and wealth, she has become an icon, and her actions are liable to be copied by others. Other Muslim girls may think, if Sania Mirza can do it, why not they? Muslim scholars are therefore duty-bound to examine her actions, and publicly condemn them if they are against divine stipulations. Verse 24.31 clearly lays down that a woman should so cover her body as not to display its charm in public. She is moreover asked, in that Verse, not to stamp her feet so as to reveal her hidden charm. As anyone can see, Sania Mirza, playing in full public glare with her short body-clinging dress, is clearly contravening those divine stipulations. Muslim scholars are duty-bound to bring this fact to the notice of all Muslims the world over, although they are in no position to prevent her from continuing to play thus. In the circumstances, it is surprising that an eminent Islamic scholar like Dr Zakir Naik should say the skirts, Sania wears, can be ignored. She may be praying five times a day, but Allah condemns those
