#makkaj

Bir kız isterse mini bir etek giyer isterse kapalı olur, bir kız isterse makyaj yapar isterse doğal yüzünü kullanır. Bir kız isterse üniversiteye gider isterse gitmez. Bir erkek arkadaşı olabilir , olmayabilir de . Sevebilir , gezebilir, DÜŞÜNEBİLİR. Ya size ne eve kaçta geldiğinden evden kaçta çıktığından, kiminle gezdiğinden, evde oturup kimseyle konuşmadığından. Sivilcesi var makyajla kapatmıyor ” PASPAL” . Sivilcesi var diye makyaj yapıyor süsleniyor “ MAKYAJ GÜZELİ” . Erkeklere soğuk davranıyor arasına mesafe koyuyor “SOĞUK NEVALE “. Erkeklerle arkadaşlık ediyor “O******” . Namazını kılıyor örtünüyor “ GERİ KAFALI”. Açık giyiniyor “DİNSİZ”. 

Yahu ne yaptık  size bu kadar ? Ölmeyi haket edecek  , okumamızı engellenicek, Ne yapmış olabiliriz bu kadar ? Hayır bunu kadın kadına yapıyor ya en çok buna üzülüyorum . Biri insanım der anasına, bacısına yapılmasını istemediği şeyi masum bir kıza yapar. Bu mu adamlık ? 

15 Points of Advice for Those Intending to Perform ‘Umrah

In the Name of Allaah, the Most Gracious, the Ever Merciful…

The following 15 points have been summarized from some beneficial advice given to an ‘Umrah group recently. 

1. Be sincere to Allaah and purify your intentions. ‘Umrah like any other act of worship is required to be done sincerely for Allaah alone.

2. Sincerity cannot be attained except by shunning riyaa’ (showing off), so do not take pictures of yourself (‘Umrah selfies) in the middle of an act of worship.

3. ‘Umrah is an opportunity to connect to your Lord, so do not change it into a social media event and ruin your act of worship by ‘humble-bragging’ (using apparently humble language to actually show off where you are or what you are accomplishing).

4. Be devout in following the Messenger (may Allaah raise his rank and grant him peace) in performing the rituals of ‘Umrah.

5. Have knowledge of what the Messenger (may Allaah raise his rank and grant him peace) did on ‘Umrah and in his life in general, since there is no way to accomplish the previous point of advice (truly following him) except to have knowledge of what he taught us.

6. Know the virtues of an accepted ‘Umrah, and how it expiates sins.

7. Refrain from harming people in any way. There is no harming and no reciprocation of harm in Islaam, especially whilst in ihraam.

8. Obey the people in charge of the Muslims, respecting and honouring the guidelines and protocols during the journey.

9. Travel for ‘Umrah (and all other journeys) in a group of three or more people.

10. Women must not travel alone (without a male relative), nor may they travel as a group of women (wrongfully assuming that the group takes the place of male relatives).

11. There should be an ameer (leader) for any travelling group. You must obey the ameer (in all affairs related to the trip).

12. Make a lot of supplications throughout your journey.

13. Make ‘Umrah as often as you can, but avoid multiple ‘Umrahs in one trip.

14. Hurry home (after ‘Umrah) and take care of the affairs of your family and your responsibilities.

15. Stick to the correct beliefs, perform righteous deeds, and advise each other to be patient and steadfast upon the truth.

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