Mohebban Fatemeh

Question 1:

(و لعن الله بنی امیه قاطبه) (And my Allah curse the people of the Omayah) Why do we ask Allah to curse each and every one of the people of the Omayah? What about the people who were of the Omayah but have not sinned done that we ask them to be cursed?

Ans. 1 The cursing of any Muslim or believer no matter how much they sin is unreasonable, only the disbelievers and the people against the truth and the leaders of Islam should be cursed. These are the lessons and morals from the Quran and the Imams have not asked Allah to curse anyone besides the enemies of the truth.

2. This topic has been mentioned many times in the Quran like when Prophet Nooh Asked Allah to save his family from the flood. When his son drowned, Prophet Nooh said “(انّ ابنی مِن اهلی) Surely he is from me” but Allah replied “(انّه لیس مِن اهلک) Surely he is not from your family.”

Another Ayah from the Quran “(و مَن یتولّهم فانّه مِنهم) Anyone who loves the people of the book and recognizes them as the real leaders, for sure he is from them.

According to these Ayahs, Someone is not from their people by birth and physical relations, but instead is related through their beliefs and faith. The people of the Omayah are the followers of Mu’aviyeh and Yazid but whoever follows the Ahlul Bayt then they are from the Bani Hashim even if they are the sons of Mu’aviyeh or Yazid.

In The Name of Allah

This week we will pospone the talk about sura Baghara and talk about the event of hajj.

Did you know that most of the prophits that we read about in the Quran are barried in Iraq such as…

• Adam
• Noah

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here is a story for you to enjoy…

Prophit Ibrahim was raised in Iraq but then Allah told him that he must move to Saudi Arabia. But moving to Saudi Arabia was only a test. When he got to Saudi, Allah told him to make a house. Which was the Kaabe. Then to go on top of a mountain and make a call that all humanity was suppoes to hear. Which was the azan.

…But then Ibrahim told Allah that his voice will not be heard be anyone. Allah just told him to do so, so he did. And sure enough there are thousands of Muslims that are making this same call today.

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There are 3 types of wajib. These are their names and meanings…

• Wajib Aayney – something that Allah commands on everyone
• Wajib Kaafee – something that Allah commands on everyone, at first, then once someone takes the action upon themselves it is not wajib in everyone else
• Wajib Fawrey – something that Allah commands on you when you meet a certain condition or state, it must also be done that year

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There are also 3 types of Hajj. These are who they are required to…

• Ifran – only to the people who live near Makke
• Gheeran – only to the people who live near Makke
• Tammato – only to the people who live far away from Makke

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Encouragments for Hajj (before)

• write will (the 4 types will follow)
• give haghol-nass
• give sadaghe (donations) – (doesn’t have to be big)
• on the day you are leaving preform a 2 rokkat prayer
• keep saying astaghforolaah
• keep saying labayk

The sadaghe boxes in Iran look like this picture. You can find these in some streets.

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The 4 types of “wills”

• Maaley – about money
• Maaley wal badaney  – about money and prayers
• Badaney – about prayers
• Hebel amal – any gift you want to give

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Imam Sajad said that out of the many people that go to Hajj, only a few hundreds will be accepted.

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When you see the Kaabe in real life for the first time in your life you get to have 3 wishes that will come true, unless Allah knows that it is not to be.

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What are the rewards of Hajj, if it is accepted? Well some of them are…

• that your neck will be freed from hellfire
• all your sin will leave you
• Allah will protect you , your family and money

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See you next week at 7:30

This summery has been summerized by: Reza Baghaee-Rezaee

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In The Name of Allah

A little late but better than never… and it’s a 2 in 1…

RAMADAN

• the “R” in ramadan means “rahma”
• the “M” in ramadan means “maghfira”  -forgiving-
• the “D” in ramadan means “daman”  -guarantee-
• the “alif” in ramadan means Allah
• the “N” in ramadan means “noor”  -light-

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Ramadan means heat and thirst.

During the month of Ramadan Allah forgives more sins than he does in other months. When Ramadan come comes, Allah tells the angles that this is not for them.

Allah is at our service in the month of Ramadan.

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What is the most is the most important thing we should ask, in the month of Ramadan?   …   To ask Allah for the appearance of your imam. When he comes all your problems will be solved.

Now face the REAL KAABE AND PRAY!!!

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What is the most … we should do, in this holly month …  ?   To protect your self yourself from sin! Every sin will cause a link of chains!!!

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Did you know that everything will die even angles?

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Q – Who are the smartest people, in the sight of the prophet?

A- Their 2 qualities are that they are the…

• ones who constantly remember death
• ones who are prepared for death

What is the true meaning of death? Well it is not that bad, it is only when your spirit/soul leaves your body…

and where does your spirit go?… To it’s new home. The grave! But you are only a temporary resident there. You stay there until the day of judgment then you are evicted!!!

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When you were brought to this world you were pure, that is so because you had not yet committed any sins.

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What do you have to do to have a good akhira?    Have TAGHWA!!!

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See you next week at 7:30!!!

This lecture summery was summarized by: Reza Baghaee-Rezaee

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