Re: Application of Sunnat in household affairs
my bhabhi told me to always have a kajoor seed in your purse/wallet and you will always have money. I’ve been doing this for years, and I’ve always had some sort of cash on hand.
Re: Application of Sunnat in household affairs
my bhabhi told me to always have a kajoor seed in your purse/wallet and you will always have money. I’ve been doing this for years, and I’ve always had some sort of cash on hand.
Re: Application of Sunnat in household affairs
not blowing on hot food or drinks.
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Never heard the seed in wallet:hmmm:
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I didn’t realise men couldn’t wear solid red, do you have a a source for this?
I knew about gold and silk though.
Thanks
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Always distribute foods among your neighbours. Who knows whether they have something to eat or not.
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check this link.
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Performing acts in the house that are sunnah is one of the easiest ways if we can simply do the niyyah for it or intend it.
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Volume 8, Book 74, Number 311: * Narrated Jabir:
Allah s Apostle said, “When you intend going to bed at night, put out the lights, close the doors, tie the mouths of the water skins, and cover your food and drinks.” Hamrnam said, "I think he (the other narrator) added, ‘even with piece of wood across the utensil.’
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i dont think its a sunnah, but a pious person told this to her.
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Thanks, much appreciated ![]()
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Never heard before. Is’t true?
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eating something sweet is sunnah?
I love sweets:D
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How about sleeping on your right Karwat!
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↑Yes, that’s a Sunnat.
I have looked in so many places, but haven’t found any source for eating sweet after meals. So, not sure about that one.
But, anyways…
Saying “Alhamdulillah” after sneezing.
And, the person who hears the sneezer say “Alhamdulillah” should reply by saying “Yarhamukallah.”
Eat from what’s in front of your plate. Meaning, what’s closest to you.
Smiling at other Muslims. (Sisters smile at sisters and brothers smile at brothers, of course.)
I’ll leave you guys with this:
‘Ā’ishah (RA) related, “I drank something while I was menstruating. I then passed it to the Prophet SAW and he placed his mouth at the place where my mouth had been. And I ate meat from a bone while I was menstruating. I then passed it to the Prophet SAW and he placed his mouth at the place where my mouth had been.”
Masha’Allah.
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While using ladder:
read Subhanallah on your each steps while going up
read Alhamdulillah on your each steps while coming down
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i heard that one has to recite Allahu Akbar while up on a ladder/stair
though i m not sure
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eating something sweet after a meal (even if its just one spoon) is sunnat.
I grew up seeing my Nani eating sweet after every meal sometimes it was just pinch of sugar or even sugar in raita
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Jazakallah for this thread…a great reminder Mashallah. Is any one sure about the sunnah of not leaving dishes overnight? I always leave night dishes for moning.
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well cuz its not appropriate
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I think this might be from the sunnah that we should always clean our plate and finish everything.