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Author: Abdullah Jallow

Abdullaah Bin Salaam (radiyallaahu-anhu)– I Wished To Suppress Pride

Muhammad Ibnul Qaasim (rahimahullaah) said:

Abdullaah Bin Handhalah (rahimahullaah) declared that Abdullaah Bin Salaam (radiyallaah-anhu) walked through the Market with a bundle of firewood. So it was said to him (i.e. to Abdullaah): Has Allaah not enriched you? He said: ”certainly, but I wished to suppress pride. I heard the Messenger (sallal-laahu-alayhi-wasallam) saying: The one who has the weight of a mustard seed of pride in his heart will not enter paradise.” [Siyar A’laam Nubulaa: 2/419]


Al-Markaz As-Salafi

Part 1: Audio: Shaikh Rabee’s Advice Concerning The Maribi Masjid Committee of Masjid As-Sunnah-Cheethamhill

Firstly: if the Defenders of the innovators (Maribi, Halabi and Maghraawi) at Masjid As-Sunnah Claim that this audio is a scam and deception, then we are quite sure that they can easily contact Shaikh Rabee to proof their claims.  They have many Arab speakers to do that for them.  However, if they are too scared to do so, we will do it for them as soon as we get hold of the Shaikh Inshaa-Allaah.  The defenders of innovators will never be successful, regardless of how deceitful, crafty and dishonest they are!

See link for the advice.  Inshaa-Allaah, more to follow from the Shaikh’s advice

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-QChLZppZA&feature=plcp

 Secondly: We remind the obstinate followers and defenders of the innovators (Maribi, Halabi and Maghraawi) in the Masjid As-Sunnah Masjid Committee to refrain from their lies and distortions against Al-Markaz As-Salafi, otherwise, we continue to seek the Aid and Assistance of Allaah in responding to their satanic deceitful methodologies employed in order to prevent us from transmitting the Jarh Mufassar of the scholars against the innovators Maribi, Halabi, Maghraawi and their helpers Abu Usaamah etc.

What is the Ruling On Performing the Adhaan and Iqaamah in the newborn’s ears?–Shaikh Rabee

Answer:

By Allaah, it is weak (i.e. a weak hadeeth). The hadeeth about it is weak, and as long as it is weak we cannot say that it is something either recommended or obligatory, because of the fact that something being recommended is an Islamic ruling and an obligation is even a much greater (Islamic Ruling).

Yes, the Aqeeqah, giving a name (to the child), rubbing a date on the newborn’s palate, all of this is authentic in the Sunnah. As for the Adhaan, it is not established.  It was reported in a weak Hadeeth. [Source: Cassette Titled: Ar-raddu ‘ala ahlil bida’ jihaad]


Translated by: Abu Zainab (Muhammad Al-Hindee)