Masjid Posters
The President of South Africa called for a 21 day nationwide lockdown on 23 March 2020. The lockdown comes into effect at midnight on Thursday, 26 March 2020 until 16 April 2020.
It is established from the Ahadith, that Nabi r used to recite the Qunoot (dua) in Salah for the protection of the Muslim community when a severe calamity and disaster faced the Ummah.
Following the outbreak of the Coronavirus in South Africa, and directives from the President and Government, please take note of the following guidelines
At present, about 90 000 people worldwide have been infected with COVID-19. South Africa recorded its first confirmed case on 5 March 2020. Over 50 countries are now affected.
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At Tayyibul Mutayyab (One who is pure and chaste in every way) and One who is protected from Shaytan
The Azan is the arabic term for the call to prayer. When the Azan for Salah is called out it is mustahab (rewarding) to reply to the Azan by repeating the words after the Muazzin. This practice has been encouraged in a number of Ahadith.
Time is the most valuable capital of a man. There can be no price that can be attached to time. In Surah Al-Asr, Allah Ta'ala takes an oath on time, “By time! Verily man is in loss.” This verse implies that those who do not value time are in a state of loss and destruction.
Harbouring malice, ill feelings and bad thoughts about another Muslim is a major sin.
Name: Huzaifah
Parents: Hazrat Huzaifah's (R) father's name was Husail and his title was Yaman.
Modern devices, social media and the internet provide us with breaking news almost as it happens. Never before was it so easy to be in touch with the world. Sadly, the benefits of such advancement have been overshadowed by its misuse.
With the advancement of technology, life has become easier. There are apps for almost everything. The Noble Qur'an and other religious books are also freely downloadable.
There is difference of opinion among historians regarding her name. Historians have recorded five different names: Sahlah, Ramlah, Mulaikah, Ghumaisah and Rumaisah.
It is permissible to utilise the skin of the Qurbani Animal for one's personal use, e.g. as a Musallah or to make a pouch, etc.
Qurbani is more than just sacrificing animals. It’s about personal sacrifice, patience, tolerance, sympathy and Taqwa (Allah consciousness).
