The Delights of Remembrance

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2012-02-16T05:28:23.611+08:00

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suka sgt..thanx aj. =)-munadhia

2011-11-20T12:18:41.087+08:00

suka sgt..thanx aj. =)-munadhia

love this song!

2011-11-20T03:50:42.635+08:00

love this song!

2011-11-20T03:50:02.858+08:00

love this song!

ayub.. nak lirik :)

2011-11-18T20:20:16.228+08:00

ayub.. nak lirik :)

okie dokes. ll figure out one for you =)

2011-11-14T11:25:22.798+08:00

okie dokes. ll figure out one for you =)

ayub! nak lagu satu!

2011-11-11T00:40:41.748+08:00

ayub! nak lagu satu!

(read)

2011-11-08T17:02:56.345+08:00

(read)

deep and strong message. thanks a.j. muah muah.

2011-11-08T16:40:11.779+08:00

deep and strong message. thanks a.j. muah muah.

=D everyone was so heavy due to excessive eating!

2011-11-05T11:55:43.047+08:00

=D everyone was so heavy due to excessive eating!

why no jumping-jumping this time? :))

2011-11-01T15:50:05.856+08:00

why no jumping-jumping this time? :))

Aj: u r a fish in the water

2011-10-31T18:45:18.761+08:00

Aj: u r a fish in the water

Aj: mamehbabayan u r my golden dome. Rain or shine...

2011-10-31T16:56:39.111+08:00

Aj: mamehbabayan u r my golden dome. Rain or shine u are all always glistening bright doesnt fade with time or the element.

Nicely taken pic... thanks Ayub.

2011-10-31T09:26:56.832+08:00

Nicely taken pic... thanks Ayub.

dikyan: =D bace2 skit. lame lame jadi bukit

2011-10-26T16:23:19.906+08:00

dikyan: =D bace2 skit. lame lame jadi bukit

yana: good perspective!

2011-10-26T16:21:40.766+08:00

yana: good perspective!

thanx umm. strong i will be! peace.

2011-10-26T16:20:57.936+08:00

thanx umm. strong i will be! peace.

ambil dari facebook sahabat. harap bermanfaat

2011-10-26T16:20:02.004+08:00

ambil dari facebook sahabat. harap bermanfaat

tulisan sendiri? puitis...suka bait2nya...all d be...

2011-10-25T23:16:04.506+08:00

tulisan sendiri? puitis...suka bait2nya...all d best aj! =)

Nice song AJ. A good reminder for all of us :D Tha...

2011-10-24T21:39:26.892+08:00

Nice song AJ. A good reminder for all of us :D Thanks for sharing!

Btw, be strong alright AJ, with the things that you're going through :)
And all the best for your exam!

wow... very intellectual..

2011-10-24T12:21:51.416+08:00

wow... very intellectual..

I've seen this post linked to FB yesterday but...

2011-10-23T22:11:13.527+08:00

I've seen this post linked to FB yesterday but just got the chance to read it now. I've asked the same question as you did,

"Does islam prohibits the practice of other religion during the time of prophethood? Which includes the da'wah of non-muslims? ."

and I don't really agree with the perhimpunan and kind of wondering what good does it bring to the community and to muslims specifically.

Usually the impact on an event does not last long. People may be aware of the issue of murtad at that moment but that doesn't give them the urge to contribute on dakwah or even change themselves to be a better muslim.

I believe very firmly that everybody should be in tarbiyah and that's the best way to strengthen the ummah. (Like the prophet did in his time)

Murtad is only one of the problems, but the root of all problems is that, most of us in this country don't understand Islam and what's worst is that we don't even realize that. We live in our own comfort zone hoping that Allah will grant us Jannah with our very little deeds and tonnes of sins.

But over all of the above matter, the perhimpunan may be good as an eye opener on how fragile the muslim in our country right now.

Wallahu'alam

salam, thanks a.j for clarifying it for other frie...

2011-10-22T20:36:50.014+08:00

salam, thanks a.j for clarifying it for other friend here.

:)

anon: Dear sir, regarding adulteries, its not cont...

2011-10-22T19:13:27.776+08:00

anon: Dear sir, regarding adulteries, its not contradicting at all. The one prescribed in Quran is flogging, it is for the unmarried individual, while stoning taken from hadith was for married couple. It does not contradict each other as both are unique condition by in by itself.

Divine sources does not seperate Quran and Sunnah, yes, Quran is a divine word of God, but the Hadith comes from the prophet which is guided and every step and action made by prophet have divine intervention.

For example, God prescribe prayer in Quran, but did not detail down how to pray in Quran, thats where Sunnah of Rasulullah comes which is to detail down to what God prescribe by providing examplary action of a man, which can be followed by other human being. Both Quran and Sunnah comes hand in hand, it could not be seperated as both are divine guidance.

Qouting from the other comment, what he is implying not exactly crazy as in mentally impair, but he was joking, that its only crazy to be stealing when you are reach and financialy able. He's not exactly imply hudud on a crazy person, its only a cynical remark.

Yes shariah may differ according to region, largely based on ijtihad and assesment of local situation, but this difference have always Quran and Sunnah as the basis of judgement and deduction to produce fatwa and ijtihad, that is the wonder of fiqh, it can cater for different waqi' (situation) in the world, at the same time still depending on Quran and Sunnah as the point of reference.

Obligation of implementing shariah by ruler refer HQ 5:49.
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And judge, [O Muhammad], between them by what Allah has revealed and do not follow their inclinations and beware of them, lest they tempt you away from some of what Allah has revealed to you. And if they turn away - then know that Allah only intends to afflict them with some of their [own] sins. And indeed, many among the people are defiantly disobedient.

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A muslim must follow both Quran and Sunnah

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"31. Say: "If ye do love Allah, Follow me: Allah will love you and forgive you your sins: For Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful."

32. Say: "Obey Allah and His Messenger.: But if they turn back, Allah loveth not those who reject Faith.

HQ 3:31-32

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Do not be among those who reject and turn away from faith by neglecting either one of Quran or Sunnah.

Wallahu a'lam

Thanks for the reply. Certainly countries such as ...

2011-10-22T16:37:46.776+08:00

Thanks for the reply. Certainly countries such as Saudi Arabia that implements sharia law enjoys a very low homicide rate compared to other countries but this unfortunately isn't for all the other countries that implement them.

Again, the Quran prescribes flogging for adulteries not stoning (let alone to the death) but also only done should the person do not regret. The hadiths do mention it stoning. Wont these hadiths be contradicting the Quran and should be considered a weak hadith? And from what I know Sharia Law only implements the sahih and hasan hadiths. This stoning of adultery should never be in the Hudud Law (interpretations of God's Law) let alone be in the Syariah Law.

The Quran is the only divine word from Allah s.w.t. Not the hadiths or even the sunnah. Will it not be syirik to consider the stoning to be interpreted as God's Law?

Flogging and amputation prescribed from the Quran and therefore I have nothing against it being implemented but it must be done with care.

Quoting from another comment
"so what im trying to say, hudud ni sebenarnya apply kat orang "gila"
if you have money, job, wealth, why would you want to steal from others? unless if you are crazy.."

The hudud law cannot be applied on "crazy/mentally insane" due to the fact that the crime was done at not the right state of mind. This is because the punishment can only be done should the person do not regret as prescribed in the Quran. The person is crazy, how can we be sure what is he thinking about? That's why we have psychologists to assess them.

I'm not totally against the Syariah Law as a whole but there are some laws that are actually against the teachings of the Quran. The authority of the Quran is higher than the sunnah and the hadiths which are both recorded by followers of Muhammad PBUH (sunnah) and followers of Islam (hadiths) which were collected 130 years after the Prophet PBUH death.

And another question, does the Quran prescribes Syariah Law? Syariah Law is the collective interpretation of Muhammad's sayings and teachings and the Quran in regards to judicial Law. Syariah law differs with different Islamic sects and schools (with their own sets of hadiths).

Where does it say that the syariah law is obligatory in the Quran and it is a sin not to follow it? It is a sin to do the forbidden things prescribed in the Quran but it is NOT a sin for not applying the punishment.

The one big major question is this and I hope I have not offended anyone from my statements before. Is a person a muslim if he/she only follows the teachings from the Quran and not from the hadiths. Certainly Prophet Muhammad S.A.W followed the teachings of the Quran and his sayings were based on the chapters from the Quran being divinely passed on to the prophet pbuh.