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- How did saying Mashallah originate? - Islam Stack Exchange
-- Mashallah While the Wikipedia page lists the etymology of the word, it doesn't address where usage of this word originated Question: How did saying Mashallah originate? I found this YouTube video, which I can't see at the moment, but Zaid mentioned in chat it's not suitable
- Why dont we say Mashallah 33 times? - Islam Stack Exchange
It's quite normal to say Subhan Allah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar 33 times after daily prayers; see e g this question I'm wondering why we don't likewise say Mashallah ("God has willed") 33
- salat - Why do Muslims say Subhan Allah . . . - Islam Stack Exchange
Muslims say Subhan Allah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar for 33 times after each daily prayer (salat) What do these words mean and what is the reason for saying them? Also, why exactly 33 times ?
- How should I reply to Assalamu Alaikum? - Islam Stack Exchange
What is the difference between responding with "Alaikum Salaam علیکم السلام" and responding with "Walaikum Salaam وعلیکم السلام"? Is it wrong to say "Alaikum Salaam" in reply to "Assalamu Alaikum"?
- Is it right or wrong - Assalamualaikum? - Islam Stack Exchange
Some days ago, I came to know that "Inshallah" is wrong and the correct one is "In shaa Allah" Similarly, Are these right or wrong? Assalamualaikum Jazak Allahu Khairun Alhamdulillah Subhan A
- phrase - Is it allowed to say May Allah be merciful to him for non . . .
I was told that it's not allowed to say "May Allah be merciful to him" رحمه الله for Non-Muslim deads Well, while I know we can say that for both livings and deads, I didn't know that it's not al
- When is it required for a man to start trimming his moustache?
It was narrated that al-Mugheerah ibn Shu’bah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: "My moustache grew too long and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) trimmed it for me on a siwaak ” Narrated by Abu Dawood (188) This narration suggests that the Prophet PBUH used a miswak as a clipper-measurer and cut off whatever hairs edged out This is obviously done when the
- Saying |ameen when is it appropriate to respond with the word Ameen
Ameen or aameen آمِين means اللهم استجب May Allah accept or answer (our dua' اللهم استجب دعاءنا) Saying posting ameen is only allowed in two situations according to this Article of Sheikh Shanqeety which comments this hadith of Jami' at-Tirmidhi and includes fatwas on the purpose of that hadith: in the prayer for example: when finishing the recitation of al
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