How many of you pray Eid namaz ?:aq:
Is it a must to ?:aq:
Should i post this in religion section?:aq:
gunaah toh nahi hai if you dont pray na ?:aq:
I only prayed it twice once in makkah & once in madinah 
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eid kii namaaz waajib hai aur paRhnaa zaroori hai magar aurtoN ke liye farz nahiiN hai…just like jum’a prayer
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Re: Eid namaz ?
shuker hai
Re: Eid namaz ?
=] i did pray.
eid ke namaz farz nahi hai,ada karo to suwaab hai aur na karo tou gunnah nahi(i think)
=] i did pray.
eid ke namaz farz nahi hai,ada karo to suwaab hai aur na karo tou gunnah nahi(i think)
women are exempt from offering eid prayer [just like jum'a]. any namaaz baa jamaa'at is not recommended for women coz its not required of them. if i were a woman i wud gladly take take ruKhsat
women are exempt from offering eid prayer [just like jum'a]. any namaaz baa jamaa'at is not recommended for women coz its not required of them. if i were a woman i wud gladly take take ruKhsat
theres this hadeeth which says even if a woman doesnt have to pray( their off days) they should visit the mosque atleast
i am not sure but i have heard that eid ke namaz is like the pay day.We fast through out a month and on eid God blesses us suwaab n stuff? not sure though.
theres this hadeeth which says even if a woman doesnt have to pray( their off days) they should visit the mosque atleast
i am not sure but i have heard that eid ke namaz is like the pay day.We fast through out a month and on eid God blesses us suwaab n stuff? not sure though.
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well, what i learned from my dad i just passed it on to others. its more common in the west than in the east. Hazrat Omar [r.a.] had put a ban on women's visit to masaajid and there is a Hadees that if there were supposed to eb another prophet it wud have been Omar [r.a.].**
i am sure theres some misunderstanding/misconception.i havent heard of anything as that.
Islam Question and Answer - Eid prayer for women is Sunnah
although u can read this:phati: where Prophet encouraged women to go to mosque for eid=]
LP i can move ur thread to religion forum if u want religious discussion
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sis, what i understand that yes they were encouraged during the time of prophet [s.a.w.s.] but later when problems started arising Hazrat Umar [r.a.] stopped the practice and i dunno if thet ban ?] was temporary or deemed permanent. anyways, thanx for ur insight and i sure benefited with it. :)**