Yahya ibn Katheer:
Study niyyah (intention) for its more important than deeds.
From the Storehouse:
Muslim, writer, RN, embodying a safer space
Muslim, writer, RN, embodying a safer space
Yahya ibn Katheer:
Study niyyah (intention) for its more important than deeds.
From the Storehouse:
Ify Okoye 
Thanks for the comment MA! I hope things have calmed down a bit for you to manage your blog and everything! 🙂
Asalamu Walaikum Uhkti,
I am a blurkker. Been wanting to comment here a few times, but sometimes my written word can come off as harsh, so I just warm up to folks by reading their blogs…so now that we are acquainted…where ARE those notes on the “Stupid Women” hadith? Obviously there are some of us that are VERY eager to read ’em.
Pretty please.
Asalamu Walaikum,
~Ummbadier
which hadith??
mashaAllah I’m lovin all of these nicknames that are connected to food…Muslim Apple, Chickpea, Orange juice…:-)
Asalamu alaykum,
Chickpea, I haven’t written much on my blog in the last week or so. I have things on my mind but am not sure I want to share them. I’m still in a bit of blogging hiatus.
Apologies Brooke and Suroor and anyone else for the delay in posting my notes, I’ve been busy and distracted for the past several days. I’ll try to put something up in the next 24 hours in sha Allah.
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajioon. The person I mentioned in an earlier post died this morning.
Ya Amatullah, I love the names too. I had never eaten chickpeas until I became Muslim. The hadeeth was discussed in the Fiqh of Love and over at Achelois – you missed it but the CD set is out.