0:00 Intro 2:08 I left corporate job for a spiritual break 3:45 Coming to Tarim 4:11 Food roster 5:02 Bringing food for 2 weeks after child birth 5:37 short changed at a shop the first time 6:11 The people of Tarim 6:35 "We are in Tarim" 6:55 What happens in Tarim? 8:00 Treating things which are sacred as sacred 8:45 If Ramadan was a city it would be Tarim 10:25 Love for Habib Umar 12:38 Dua for those traveling to Tarim
Sidi Dayyaan it was an honour meeting you in Tareem and I didn’t forget the 🍕 you bought us. Barak-Allahu-fiik. We were only together for 3 weeks but I love you more than a brother. رابح the Aussie
Im a bit confuse here... how can we truly love & follow Rasul SAW & not follow His SAW teachings.. no1) Photos is haraam, u, ur sheikh & his sheikh all photos, videos circulating!!! But dan again, this is CT wer everything goes even against Quraan & Sunnah. Allah guide us all
@@inashamsiaDistinguishing between religious innovations (bid'ah in religious practices) and worldly innovations (like technology) is important. Prominent Salafi scholars like Sheikh ibn Uthaymeen and Sheikh ibn Baz have clarified that technological advancements, such as using phones or RU-vid, are not considered bid'ah in the religious sense. These tools are part of worldly innovations and are permissible as long as they are used in a way that aligns with Islamic principles. It's crucial not to confuse the innovation in everyday life with religious innovations that alter the fundamentals of Islam
@ejaazmohamed9028 1. **Bid'ah in the Religion (Bid'ah al-Din)**: This refers to any new practice or belief introduced into religious matters that was not part of the original teachings of Islam. These are generally condemned because they alter the religious framework established by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). 2. **Worldly Innovations (Bid'ah al-Dunya)**: These refer to new developments in worldly matters, such as technology, science, and social practices, which do not inherently contradict Islamic principles. These are generally permissible as long as they do not lead to sinful behavior. Learn your deen
