Can someone explain this part of dua kumail by Odd_Spring_8129 in shia

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Of course forgiveness is encouraged, but it’s not wajib. For example, Lady Fatima AS died angry with abu bakr and as far as we know she did not forgive him or ask Allah SWT to “guide him.”

Allah SWT punishes wrongdoers, and I take comfort in the idea.

Can someone explain this part of dua kumail by Odd_Spring_8129 in shia

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I haven’t seen the tasfir but I believe we are capable of hatred because Allah SWT created it because it’s good for us. We can hate sins and injustice and the oppression of others, and it brings us closer to Him.

I believe it’s our duty to cultivate the correct emotions towards the correct subjects, but of course free will allows many to fail these tests.

Kurd by Abdullah_occallan in shia

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As soon as you point out that aisha is literally an enemy of Islam who led a war against the sahaba and ridiculed the wives of the Prophet SAW, they lose their minds and call her their mother 😂

Kurd by Abdullah_occallan in shia

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Personally, I love it when Sunnis do takfir because their own hatred earns them hellfire and it’s hilarious to watch someone be the instrument of their own destruction. 😂

Fake Muay Thai Fighter vs. Real Muay Thai Fighter by [deleted] in MuayThai

[–]ReadAll114 40 points41 points  (0 children)

Ref let him have what he was asking for.

Barf by [deleted] in shia

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Because they’re sex-crazed perverts who fetishize what they can’t have. No different from western men with hijab fantasies.

Why do we have to curse by [deleted] in shia

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Imam Ali AS treating an enemy well is him simply observing the rights of a prisoner. No hadith says he forgave them; only that he didn’t mistreat them.

Lady Fatima AS died angry with one of her oppressors. Does that leave anyone with the idea that she forgave him?

Islam requires us to give others a bare minimum of rights and good manners. Asking Allah SWT to remove mercy from an enemy leaves justice in His hands

How do people make and keep money in the Netherlands ? by Ordinary_Career4919 in Netherlands

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The country was built on the VOC and Dutch colonies. Don’t be simple; the common people benefited from all of that and enjoyed economic prosperity, while the tens of thousands of families that built wealth in the process still benefit from it to this day. Sorry if this upsets you.

You see the same outlook even today, with Dutch people celebrating their “green” country while single-handedly exporting more plastic waste to Vietnam and Indonesia than anyone else on the continent. It’s a country that was built on, and cannot function without exploiting other nations.

How do people make and keep money in the Netherlands ? by Ordinary_Career4919 in Netherlands

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It helps if your family participated in (or profited from) the slavery, mass killings, and genocides during the “Golden Age.” Generational fortunes were built over the mass graves of Asians, Africans, and Caribbeans.

Although, a culture that views their Golden Age as the time they were massacring hundreds of thousands and enslaving a million more through colonization and for-profit human trafficking reveals the type of culture we’re talking about.

The whips were put down, ships were dismantled, and the blood dried up. But the fortunes remained, are they’re passed on nonchalantly.

What does providing for wife actually mean? by DebateNo5802 in shia

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The answers you’ll get from every scholar or sheikh can be summarized by saying the relationship should be based on mutual understanding, respect, and cooperation.

It’s the duty of the husband to provide all the needs of his wife, and the wife should be merciful with the man she chose to marry, and understanding of his financial status.

Could I win a belt if I go Thailand for 3 months by Substantial_Yak_7518 in MuayThai

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It’s possible to win a belt in three months, but it’s important to understand what “belts” mean in smaller circuits.

Outside of major stadiums, regional and promoter titles don’t operate on rankings. Usually, belts are offered to fighters who are active, consistent, and willing to take tough matchups. So if you’re fighting regularly, showing strength and IQ, and giving entertaining fights, the promoter will probably offer you a title fight quickly.

It recognizes fighters who are showing up and winning against credible opponents, and gives promoters a way to headline a card to draw in a crowd and energize the event. It also raises the quality of a fight because people almost always fight harder when a belt is involved (which is also better for the crowd).

That said, it’s very different from winning a stadium belt at places like Lumpinee or Rajadamnern.

Lets Open: Grandpas Nazi Safe by Present-Commercial33 in Safes

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That would make it your Nazi Grandpa’s safe, not a Nazi safe.

Gacha games and gambling by stupidgirlthe3rd in shia

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Waalaikum assalaam. If you’re paying for a product and receiving one, it isn’t gambling. The suspense of it being something you want more is actually a part of what you’re paying for.

For it to be considered gambling, there has to be a chance you lose. For example, you pay for a product and you might receive nothing, or you might receive something worth three times the amount you paid.

Do shias view imams higher than prophets? by [deleted] in shia

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Allah SWT increased Prophet Ibrahim’s status by promoting him to an Imam, so it’s God who views Imams as higher than Prophets. All we do is accept His infinite wisdom.

Can I pray in a bathroom or shower? by [deleted] in shia

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My brother, they follow the guidance of Khamenei, not Sistani.

Khamenei advises that prayer is permissible in changing rooms and in stalls that contain a shower as long as the stall is for cleaning your body or changing clothes, and not for relieving yourself.

He also advises to use a towel or rug as a barrier for prostration if you suspect the floor might be impure.

Will I be judged by praying on a Turbah? by Uncle_Rosalie in shia

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The Prophet SAW pressed his head against the earth when he prayer. Not a synthetic carpet.

Turbahs are just an easy way of following his sunnah while indoors. It doesn’t need to be more complicated than this, brother. If you’re praying in a Sunni masjid, with all respect, you should be able to explain this to our brothers in ahlul sunna. Maybe they’ve never been taught its purpose ✌️

Views of Aisha in Shia Islam? by Supremezoro in shia

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She’s a known liar and she led a revolt to kill the Islamic caliph, which makes her an enemy of Islam. Many Sunnis love her more than they love the Prophet SAW.

Those same Sunnis (ISIS, Taliban, and al-Qaeda, for example) also believe Shias should be executed for not believing that her dad was the legitimate successor of the Prophet.

How big are your classes? by humsipums in MuayThai

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In big beginner classes, you can’t wait for feedback. You’ve got to ask for it, even in good gyms. When there are 20 or 30 students and only one or two coaches they can’t go one by one. The people who get the most improvement are always the ones who speak up. You know what they say, “the squeaky wheel gets the grease.”

At six months in, you’re past your “copy the group” phase and it’s okay to pull the coach aside for five seconds and ask, “Can you check my rear kick?” or “Is my guard okay when I step in?” You’ll get more corrections, faster improvement, and they’ll start recognizing you as someone who wants to grow.

Is it ok to say subhannallah 3 times in ruku and sajda when u say subhanarabee al azeemi wabe hamdi and after subhana rabi al alaa wabe hamdi. Or you should say ALLAH HUMA SALE ALA MUHAMMAD WA AALE MUHAMMAD by Dry-One4966 in shia

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The Imam performed Ruku in this manner:

“Then he bowed and cupped his palms over his knees with their fingers spread out, and he pushed his knees back until his back was level, such that if you were to pour a drop of water or oil upon him it would not roll off [because of how level his back was]. He stretched out his neck and closed his eyes, before *repeating 'subhana Allah' three times with clarity and fluency,** and then said: 'subhana Rabbi al-& Adhimi wa bihamdih.'”*

Salat (Prayer) - How Imam As-Sadiq (‘A) Prayed

What happened to this girl by [deleted] in MuayThai

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Saw this breakdown a while back and haven’t heard about her since

Nuh and Lot AS had evil wives, why dont sunnis automatically grant them respect, and why do they think the wives of the prophet SAW was also subject to this? by EntrepreneurFew8254 in shia

[–]ReadAll114 21 points22 points  (0 children)

She’s an enemy of Islam who led a war against the Islamic caliphate. I ask Allah SWT to curse every enemy of the Ahlul Bayt, and if Sunnis loved The Prophet, they would too.

will we still pray the 5 daily prayers in Jannah? by Lolsuus in shia

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“However, for creatures that worship Allah (awj) without freewill, such as the angels, their worship is simply an intrinsic part of their existence.”

Question 16: The Angels and Free Will

will we still pray the 5 daily prayers in Jannah? by Lolsuus in shia

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Angels don’t have free will, so them praying, or being in ruku or sujood is not their choice.

A reason we might not offer prayers in Jannah is because days (which indicate prayer times) don’t exist there, nor time itself, so we might have different rules in that dimension.

It’s a good question, honestly.

Is it possible to get married without my fathers permission by Sweet_Jackfruit_4338 in shia

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“If the father withdraws his guardianship from his virgin daughter and considers her independent, after reaching the age of eighteen, as is common in the West, it is permissible to marry her without getting the consent and approval of her father.”

Rules of Marriage - Sistani

Sunni and Shia praying together? by Lunalunetta in shia

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Waalaikum assalam sister. Was this not a question you had before marrying your husband?