http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/-t1.htm Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:27:31 GMT 10 http://i75.servimg.com/u/f75/13/35/13/71/hijab10.jpg http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/-t1.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/women-posting-in-internet-discussions-t505.htm Ithar [Q]: Some of the sisters write knowledge-based speech in some of the websites, and they refute some of the writers with regards to their statements. So what is you opinion concerning this? [A]: I advise every Muslim woman, the Salafee women especially to not delve into this affair. Firstly: Due to what is in it from the wasting of time. Secondly: It exposes her to being the object of ridicule and amusement for the reckless ones and those with diseased hearts. And if she absolutely must ... Interaction With Muslims Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:27:31 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/women-posting-in-internet-discussions-t505.htm#513 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/women-posting-in-internet-discussions-t505.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/backbiting-other-teachers-and-students-t502.htm Ithar Question: Some of my co-workers gossip instantly about teachers and students in the school. I advised them to stop on more than one occasion, and I tried to be very positive in my advice, but it would not take long before they returned to the same deed. What should I do, and am I sinning for being with them? Answer: As long as you are giving advice to them, as long as you are warning them against backbiting, you are doing well. If they accept your advice, they will share in the good ... Interaction With Muslims Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:24:01 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/backbiting-other-teachers-and-students-t502.htm#510 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/backbiting-other-teachers-and-students-t502.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/the-difference-between-advise-and-backbiting-t501.htm Ithar And the difference between backbiting and advice is that the intent behind advice is to warn the Muslim against an innovator or someone who can be a cause of fitnah (trial and tribulation) for him or from one who will deceive him or corrupt him. So you will mention about him that which is necessary (from those things which were mentioned previously and or other than them) if there is between him and the other some sort of affiliation or business transaction or any type of involvement with ... Interaction With Muslims Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:22:59 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/the-difference-between-advise-and-backbiting-t501.htm#509 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/the-difference-between-advise-and-backbiting-t501.htm http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/inviting-others-to-something-that-you-are-not-able-to-practice-yourself-t500.htm Ithar Question: If after repeated attempts, a person is not able to apply something that he exhorts others to do, is it still permissible for him to call others to do that action? what if he does so sopposing that the person he is calling will be able to apply what he failed to apply himself? Answer: When one is inviting others to do a good thing that he himself is not capable of doing, then yes, he should call others to do it. An example of this is if someone calls others to pray late at ... Interaction With Muslims Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:22:01 GMT http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/inviting-others-to-something-that-you-are-not-able-to-practice-yourself-t500.htm#508 http://iloveniqab.heavenforum.com/interaction-with-muslims-f47/inviting-others-to-something-that-you-are-not-able-to-practice-yourself-t500.htm