Did Abū Ṭālib pass away in the state of belief?
Question
Is there any evidence that Abu Ṭālib passed away in the state of belief?
Category Archives: Arabic/Urdu
40 hadith on Musk with Arabic commentary
40 hadith on Musk with Arabic commentary
In this unique collection, the author collates 47 hadiths pertaining to Musk and and provides a brief commentary in Arabic.
الرسالة العطرية في الأحاديث المسكية، جزء وجیز یشتمل علی أربعین حدیثا ونیف في المسك وشرحها، تأليف يوسف شبير أحمد البريطاني
Questions regarding hadiths and books featuring Hanafi scholars
Questions regarding ḥadīths and books featuring Ḥanafī scholars
The following document in Arabic and Urdu answers the following queries received from Mufti Nasiruddin of Mazahirul Uloom Saharanpur:
- Is there a ḥadīth with this meaning: Islam’s honour in the early period is poverty and towards the end of time richness and wealth?
- Is this a ḥadīth “Poverty is my pride”? What is its status?
- Was a companion squeezed in the grave simply because he was not careful regarding urine drops?
- Please outline some books that feature the profiles of Ḥanafī scholars.
Evidence of Hanafis permitting marriage during Ihram
Evidence of permissibility of marriage during Iḥrām
Question
I understand that according to the Ḥanafī school of thought, it is permissible to get married in the state of Iḥrām. Is there any evidence for this?
Muhaddithul Asr Shaykh Muhammad Yunus Jownpuri – Memories, Publications, Obituaries
This page aims to gather the various obituaries and articles written before and after the demise of our beloved Muhaddith al-Asr Shaykh al-Hadith Mawlana Muhammad Yunus Jownpuri who passed away on Tuesday 11 July 2017 / 17 Shawwāl 1438 in Saharanpur, India. If you have any article, memory, obituary, or publication of Shaykh or regarding Shaykh in Arabic, English or Urdu, please email a copy to our admin on nawadir.org@gmail.com so that we can add to this page.
Salah for a travelling female in her menses
Ṣalāh for a travelling female in her menses
Question
I have read in a book that if a woman travels whilst in the state of menstruation, her travel in the state of menstruation will not be regarded as travel for the purpose of shortening the Ṣalāh. Therefore, if she exits the state of menstruation and does not travel further, she will not shorten her Ṣalāh. Please can you shed light on this issue and outline the views of the four schools of thought.
The answer to this question has moved to the following link: http://islamicportal.co.uk/salah-for-a-travelling-female-in-her-menses/
Hadith query: The battle of Hind
This brief document in Arabic outlines the status and meaning of the hadiths that make reference to the battle of Hind (India and surrounding areas). The document concludes that the hadiths are established; however they refer to a specific context towards the end of time and is therefore not general.
