Comments Off on 30 MORE | Twitter Thread : “Eid tips for extroverts who may be struggling this year.” — By Shagufta Pasta
Eid tips for extroverts who may be struggling this year. https://t.co/J24CqBM3dF
— Aslam Bulbulia (@MosesGuy) May 19, 2020
Dress up! & start your day early with smiles and cheer. Even if it's hard to imagine Eid without Eid salaah, and you need to tell yourself to be cheerful, try and wake up with excitement and wearing your best clothes.
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
Re-imagine what *seeing family* looks like this year. Some of my favourite memories are skyping with family across the world, calling family (remember calling cards?) & getting excited every time the phone rang. Plan from now -schedule something with at least 1 friend.
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
Make new traditions for this year- maybe it's board games, for us, we often went to the cinema to see a film, and it felt like a special Eid tradition. I still get excited if I see a movie in the days following Eid. This year, could you plan a movie afternoon with great snacks?
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
You might not be doing the same baking you would do normally (because you/your pod can only eat so much cake), but still, make teatime, and whatever meals you are eating on Eid an EVENT. Take out the special mugs. It doesn't have to elaborate, but enjoy your best.
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
And if you're wondering about how to bring on that feeling of happiness, it can be in the little things. One of my fav parts of the day: coming downstairs and new outfit or not, we would admire and compliment each others appearance. Point is, Eid is great independent of context.
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
Duas for the very best of days, for hearts that feel full, and for good company, and for an excellent celebration to the end of an insha'Allah excellent month. We have got this insha'Allah. ❤️❤️❤️
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
Alhamdulilah!!
— Shagufta Pasta (@shaguftapasta) May 19, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Twitter Thread : “When a male recites the Qur’an everyone praises it and has something positive to say, but when a female recites, they remain quiet. There is silence.” — By Madinah Javed – #FemaleReciters Campaign
It is interesting to observe that when a male recites the Qur'an everyone praises it and has something positive to say, but when a female recites, they remain quiet. There is silence. #femalereciters #womenandtherecitedquran pic.twitter.com/j5bl9ElA3V
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) April 9, 2019
Surah Ali 'Imran (3:144-145).
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 18, 2020
Male and #femalereciters from Sarajevo recite live on the 'Usfin Sarajevo' page daily:https://t.co/QakFd1G1gc
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 19, 2020
Live daily women's mukabela Qur'an gathering at the Zagrebačke džamije, Zagreb, Croatia with many #femalereciters:https://t.co/DCvnfSPWQ6
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 19, 2020
Nightly live #Ramadan Qur'an recitations with many #femalereciters organised by @MuslimSpaceATX, Austin, Texas:https://t.co/cPbS6PvUII
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 19, 2020
It is evident that we do not lack #femalereciters, "…it is that they are not given a platform even a fraction as much as their male counterparts". I would also add that #femalereciters are not given as much appreciation or acknowledgement. https://t.co/QywVpmCYqX
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 19, 2020
Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved)
viz. Scottish Parliament :https://t.co/S4GWWAYdQN
At opening of the British Museum's Albukhary Foundation Gallery of the Islamic world :https://t.co/AYZSF5fHa2
Background Video : https://t.co/S886eVfmlx
— HïMY SYeD 🕌 30 Masjids in 30 Days of Ramadan 2020 (@30masjids) June 6, 2019
Watching this &my youngest comes in says, “Wow, is that a lady … usually it’s guys.” I said, “yes.” She smiles, wants to get back to Tajweed, studying Quran (she’s 8). This is the power of female remodels. Stop saying we shouldn’t. https://t.co/UvO8I43kGE
— 🌿رابعة🌿 (@RabiahLumbard) December 8, 2018
*role models (lol…I shouldn’t tweet late at night after throwing a bday party for a dozen tween girls)
— 🌿رابعة🌿 (@RabiahLumbard) December 8, 2018
💋💕🌸💕📿👏🏽
— 🌿رابعة🌿 (@RabiahLumbard) December 8, 2018
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Day 25 – VIDEO / LIVESTREAM – World Iftar Day 2020
Essence of Ramadan | World Iftar Day Live Stream
Essence of Ramadan | World Iftar Day Live Stream
Join us from 7:30 PM to 9 PM to hear from special guest speakers#WorldIftarDay #WorldIftarDay2020
Posted by World Iftar Day on Monday, May 18, 2020
World Iftar Day 2020 – Montages . . .
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | VIDEO – Spider-Man hears The Adhan in Manhattan . . . Rides The Rocket with Batman in Toronto
This got sent to me on WhatsApp…..I legit have NO WORDS LMAOOOO😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/wcnd8G88yX
— Zamaan Ismail (@ZamaanMagician) May 16, 2020
@goofyfootbetty I seen Spider-Man in a mosque the other day 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/wnhtbnLw5P
— Yaz MorningStar (@iamakpunk) July 8, 2015
I was playing Spider-Man when I noticed a building that looked familiar… pic.twitter.com/zDOmmNfTCG
— Rob Pagan (@theRobertPagan) September 25, 2018
Found a Mosque in Spider-Man pic.twitter.com/aAGOqizpba
— 🍁FROSTBACK💀 (@EyDatsPretyGuud) September 25, 2018
Bc I started playing the game again and the mosque had such a nice vibe when I went in January so I wanted to revisit, Spider-Man weren’t allowed in tho – a bit of arachnophobia from the Muslims of NY pic.twitter.com/RX3FQNxusY
— 5 (@5ivehad) April 17, 2020
“…From a prayer guide published by the Turkish department of religious affairs and was geared towards teaching praying (salat in Arabic and Namaz in Turkish, Persian, Urdu, Hindi and Bengali) to children.”
“The second image is supposed to be a spoof of the first one and was created by the more secular elements of the Turkish society to illustrate their viewpoint of the new influence of religion in the public sphere.”
We’ve finished prayers now and they are still up there, with ‘suicidal’ attempt to gain attention. Interesting. pic.twitter.com/m0z4QwwUVr
— Purview (@abdul_semi) February 5, 2016
What they didn’t know was that Batman is already in the mosque. pic.twitter.com/odgFmP0RZt
— Imraan Siddiqi (@imraansiddiqi) February 6, 2016
Which brings us to that time I was riding the rocket in Toronto . . .
The Toronto Batman vs Toronto Spider-Man.
How does Spider-Man get to be a superhero? His uncle got killed and he couldn’t even save him.
I’m not even a superhero and my uncle is fine
— Anas (@Saka1410) May 23, 2020
The Qur’an and the Miracle of the Spider : “… if they but knew.”
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Comments Off on Day 22 – VIDEO – Community Drive-Thru Iftar – Masjid Khalid Bin Al Walid (Khalid Mosque) – 16 Bethridge Road – Etobicoke
The last 10 night has arrived… 2/3 of Ramadan is gone…. Watch this video and share it with family and friends 👉 https://t.co/orj5DaRwQc pic.twitter.com/sIDWOR5ogA
— Khalid Bin Al-Walid (@KhalidMosque) May 14, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Twitter Thread : “The Muslim soundtrack is a male one. It has been for as long as I have a memory and for as vastly as I have travelled this world (and that is vast).” — Fazeela Selberg Zaib – #FemaleReciters
“The Night of Power” is also the name of the painting you see in the video by Palestinian artist #LailaShawa showing the many hands in prayer of Muslims around the world during this auspicious night that is, as the verse says in the Quran, “better than a thousand months.”
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 15, 2020
“The Muslim soundtrack is a male one. It has been for as long as I have a memory and for as vastly as I have travelled this world (and that is vast).”
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 15, 2020
“Let alone live unless it was an all female gathering. Now there are some #femalereciters entering competitions and we can only hope they enter our homes as well… How did we as a Muslim community decide that women should not be heard reciting in public?”
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 15, 2020
“I at times wonder at the spiritual lobotomy that has taken place among us in the last centuries. I pray that God keeps it far away from me and the walls of my home and that we free ourselves of these ungodly chains.” — Fazeela Selberg Zaib @SelbergZaib
— Madinah Javed (@MadinahJaved) May 15, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | VIDEO – Islamophobic backlash to Call-to-Prayer – Faisal Kutty & Mustafa Amin Farooq – Scope with Waqar Rizvi – Indus News
Friend & Supporter of 30Masjids, Faisal Kutty,
Along with Mustafa Farooq were interviewed by Indus News.
They were discussing Public Adhan in Canada.
While the segment was playing,
On screen in-between both speakers,
The very recognizable Jami Mosque main prayer hall appeared.
Clip looked so familiar to me . . .
And, yes!
Alhamdulillah,
The clip which was looped to accompany their discussion was recorded by me inside Toronto’s Jami Mosque on Day 9 of Ramadan 2015 !
A decision to allow #mosques in #Canada to broadcast the #Adhan, #Muslim call to prayer, once a day has resulted in threats from far-right groups. @faisalkutty and @mfarooq45 share their views on the issue. @waqarhrizvi
Full episode: https://t.co/BB7JUwqd2m#IndusNews #Scope pic.twitter.com/KWxrsreEJM
— Indus News (@indusdotnews) May 15, 2020
It was a pleasure to join you @waqarhrizvi and @mfarooq45 to discuss this important topic. https://t.co/sNQT1mTwGV
— TheMuslimLawyer (@faisalkutty) May 15, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Day 22 – “A simple Eid Prayer Guide With the expected continued Lockdown due to COVID-19, Eid will be different this year.” – IIT – Islamic Institute of Toronto
A simple Eid Prayer Guide With the expected continued lockdown due to COVID-19, Eid will be different this year. Nevertheless, IIT is planning an online Eid program complete with the Takbiraat, Eid prayers by… https://t.co/5E7REm6w0K
— IIT (@IIT1630) May 15, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Surrey Jamea Masjid at 72nd Avenue & 124th Street FINALLY gets permission for Adhan Al Maghrib but only for five nights starting May 18 2020
Ramadan Mubarak to all our residents that have started their fast. Ramadan is a month to reflect, pray and recognize community worldwide and in #SurreyBC. We hope you and your families have a safe celebration. pic.twitter.com/htH6x5An6b
— City of Surrey (@CityofSurrey) April 29, 2020
Asad Ghondal,
Chairman of the BC Muslim Association’s Surrey / Delta branch,
Asked The City of Surrey to allow Public Adhans at Surrey Jamea Masjid at 12407 72 Avenue.
Vancouver and neighbouring Burnaby now have Public Adhans for the remainder of Ramadan 2020.
“The area where we it is,
it’s a very dense population with the Muslim community.
We respect the bylaws,
we respect the community diversity,
we always respect the community space.”
His request was for a two minute prayer for ten days, starting May 13th.
The City of Surrey responded :
The City of Surrey BC initially agreed to a Single Public Call to Prayer, to be broadcast on the Final Night of Ramadan 2020.
Asad Ghondal wrote back to The City two more times.
Eventually, they agreed to allow broadcasting The Call to Prayer for only Five nights, beginning Monday 18 2020
Listen to the radio interview for the full story.
“Asalamualaykum WRB
I hope this message finds all of you well, in the best of health and Islamic spirit.
BCMA is the leading organization for Muslims in BC.
We have always taken a lead in catering to the wants and needs of our community.
In the light of that,
it is with extreme gratitude and honor that I am announcing,
from the initiative taken by the BCMA Surrey/Delta Branch – Surrey Jamea Masjid,
we have gotten the permission to call out the Adhaan for five days,
Alhamdulillah.
We contacted the Mayor’s office on the 6th fast of Ramadan to get permission to broadcast the Adhaan for Maghrib time.
We had taken this step very early even before the approvals in North America.
As there were approvals of Adhaan within North America where the Muslim population was not dense, we thought we should definitely present a stronger case to the city for an approval.
We gathered the support of our community and I have always seen the support of my board of directors and especially that of my President, Br. Iltaf Sahib.
The first person that I contacted in this whole experience was our MP for our locality the Honorable Sukh Dhaliwal.
He has always shown the Muslim community his support and for that,
Alhamudillah, we are grateful.
It was not an easy road but we have gotten what we set out to achieve.
Alhamdulillah, we stood together as a community and our voices were one rather than divided and for that,
I would like to thank each and every one of you that stood with me.
I want to give a special thanks to the Surrey City Council Members that were first to stand with us and give us assurance their support would be with us.
I want to give my sincerest thanks and extreme gratitude to all those that have stood with me.
- Bilal Cheema
- Shaukat Khan of Pakistan Canada Association
- Zeeshan Wahla and Dave Hans of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Consultants
- Ashiana Khan of Media Waves
Once again,
I want to give my sincerest thanks to Mayor Doug Mccallum and the Surrey City Council Council their support.
We will broadcast the Adhaan for five days, InshaAllah.
I wanted to congratulate everyone that stood with me during this difficult time and showed tremendous amount of support.
May Allah SWT bless each and every one of you. Ameen.
PS: I also wanted to say to those people that were unsure of when the request for Adhaan become a request.
Some people, without taking any names, began to use this to their own agendas for political gains and taking credit for something they — not only did not start, but also didn’t finish.
I want to congratulate those people as well.
JazakAllah Khair,
Muhammad Asad Gondal
Chairman
Surrey Jamea Masjid
BCMA”
Surrey Mosque Fights City Over Right to Sound Call to Prayer Throughout Neighbourhood https://t.co/CJsLNzXIXY #surreybc #Ramadan #pulsefm #cityhall pic.twitter.com/OqKJR41Uw3
— 107.7 Pulse FM (@pulse1077) 14 May 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | VIDEO – World Iftar Day ( #WorldIftarDay ) 2020 – Submission Deadline is Saturday May 16 at 8 p.m. Eastern Time
My dearest Sheikh Fadel may Allah reward you for this video and supporting this initiative! After the lockdown is lifted you are welcome to have #Iftar at my place 😁 pic.twitter.com/AJCYCuYZzL
— Afdal Feroz (@AfdalFeroz) May 12, 2020
Are you wondering what is #worldiftarday? Take a look at this video and help us spread the word. See how you can #getinvolved this year and beyond. Let’s spread #peace and #love with #humanity through #unity! #worldiftarday2020 @AfdalFeroz pic.twitter.com/4AQ3y6Qm7h
— World Iftar Day (@WorldIftarDay) May 14, 2020
What is World Iftar Day ?
Crowdsourcing the Ummah to make a Montage Video of Global Ramadan 2020 messages.
Send in your pics and videos by May 15th to take part and be featured on World Iftar Day
Rules for submission:
– send to worldiftarday@gmail.com
Or
tag/Dm on instagram – image must include
- @worldiftarday
- #worldiftarday2020
- Location
And anything else of your choice – can be a clip or image – can either be drawn/ printed/ or digital – faces can be cropped or blurred out if preferred.
On Instagram : You tag #WorldIftarDay or @WorldIftarDay
or I suppose on Twitter too : #WorldIftarDay or @WorldIftarDay
With Photographs or Video of your World Iftar 2020 Message.
That’s it.
Tag your photo or video #WorldIftarDay in ANY LANGUAGE (!)
They will do the rest.
World Iftar Day will edit your submissions into a montage that will be released on Day 25 of Ramadan 2020 / Monday May 18 2020.
Submission Deadline is : Saturday May 16 at 8 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time
Here’s a sneak peak at a number of . . .
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | Day 21 – “In places of worship, we are allowing 1/3 typical worship attendance or 50 people, whichever is smaller.” – Dr. Deena Hinshaw – Chief Medical Officer of Health – Alberta
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In places of worship, we are allowing 1/3 typical worship attendance or 50 people, whichever is smaller. Each place of worship is subject to restrictions like no group singing & physical distancing. For more info, visit: https://t.co/ejjP3JsdKA (2/3)
— Dr. Deena Hinshaw (@CMOH_Alberta) May 15, 2020
I know this will be difficult but we are also asking that attendees not socialize before or after a service. Please choose other ways to show friends how much you have missed being together by connecting by phone or through other creative ways. (3/3)
— Dr. Deena Hinshaw (@CMOH_Alberta) May 15, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | “My bro Eesa Al-Ghaanee died last night in his sleep (21st night). This is him talking about the Angel of Death “Khalas at that point it’s too late” 💔” – London – United Kingdom
Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhi rāji‘ūn. Subhan’Allah, just 30 years old. A husband, father, son and brother.
He had no medical condition, but Allah had decreed for him to return to His Creator in this blessed month.
Oh Allah, reunite him with his family in Jannah al Firdaws. pic.twitter.com/Eq0JoW7wZJ
— Muslim Council of Hong Kong (@muslimcouncilhk) May 14, 2020
Al-Hasan al-Basri (رحمه الله) said:
*How strange it is that a group of people whose departure* [from this world to the next] *has been announced, and whose predecessors have already departed, still play around*.
— JF Inspires (@jfinspires_) May 14, 2020
Alhamdulilah we had the opportunity of knowing him and staying in contact with him. We devastated bro, but one alhamdulilah he passed away in this blessed month and during these blessed nights. One of my last convos with him at 4am in the morning💔💔 pic.twitter.com/ywVvmw7ycO
— Father of a Queen👑 (@RealTransient) May 14, 2020
“My brother Eesa died last night in his sleep (21st night),
he taught me many lessons on brotherhood and this deen.
A loving husband and a father.
No health issues barely 30 yrs old.
But if it’s our time it’s our time.
May Allah grant him Jannah ❤️”
My bro Eesa died last night in his sleep (21st night). This is him talking about the angle of death “Khalas at that point it’s too late” 💔 pic.twitter.com/sG8xI3X8qP
— JF Inspires (@jfinspires_) May 14, 2020
“We are here for this Ramadan and we might not make it to the end of it” “Give them this reminder” May Allah gran you Jannah my brother 😢💔 pic.twitter.com/ObQEiYLqRJ
— JF Inspires (@jfinspires_) May 14, 2020
Deep this one pic.twitter.com/R7PurBxBHB
— XUJALE (@XUJALE4) May 14, 2020
Innallilahi wainailleyhi rajiuun…. I loved this brother even though I never met him, I used to watch his videos from speaker corner. ….such a humble and cool guy in debated…. May Allah Grant him the highest Jannah
— Hassan (@hasnoah) May 14, 2020
Aaameen ya Rabb. A mercy for him and a reminder to us in shaa Allah
Abu al-Ahwas reported: Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, said, “A sudden death is mercy for the believer and regretful for the wicked.”
Source: Muṣannaf Ibn Abī Shaybah 12007
— Khalid🍁🍂 (@KhalidsTweet) May 14, 2020
سبحان الله يقول نحن الان في رمضان فلنغتنم هذه الفرصة التي من الممكن اننا لن نكون موجودين حتى اخر رمضان او ممكن نموت ولاندرك رمضان الله العام القادم سبحان الله توفي في ليلة 21 رمضان،لاإله الا الله وانا لله وانا اليه راجعون
— 🇰🇼سعد العلي🇸🇦 (@ADEL2KW) May 14, 2020
Ameen. 🤲🏻 This video is his sadaqa jarriyah. JazakAllah khair for posting it. And he died in his sleep, what a peaceful ending. Allah swt is the most merciful!
— ✌🏼 (@Desire_Jannah) May 14, 2020
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Comments Off on 30 MORE | “Fatwā regarding Ṣalāt al-Eid in light of COVID-19 Lockdown” – FCNA – Fiqh Council of North America
The fatwa on praying Eid at home with one’s family has now been adopted by the Fiqh Council of North America.
Please see some more thoughts here:https://t.co/3ndVcXbmDH
— Dr. Yasir Qadhi (@YasirQadhi) May 13, 2020
May 13, 2020
Fiqh Council of North America
Fatwā regarding Ṣalāt al-Eid in light of COVID-19 lockdown
“All praise is due to Allah, and may peace and salutations be upon the Prophet ﷺ.
In light of the masāsjid being shut down due to the COVID-19 crisis and the upcoming Eid prayers,
the Fiqh Council encourages that Muslims pray Ṣalāt al-Eid in their homes with their own families
(or individually in case one is living by onself),
and there is no need for a khuṭbah.
The Eid prayer is not the same as the Friday prayer,
as Friday has different conditions and rulings.
Scholars have differed over whether attending the Eid is obligatory upon the individual or whether it is a communal obligation.
The Fiqh Council follows the view that it is a communal obligation in normal circumstances but that one is strongly encouraged to pray Eid.
While the general rule is that Eid ṣalat should be prayed in a large congregation,
it is permissible even in regular circumstances for the one who missed Eid to make it up at home.
Anas b. Mālik (RA ) once missed the Eid prayer in Basrah,
so he gathered his family and had one of his household lead them in two rak’ats.
And Aṭāʿ b. Abī Rabāḥ (d. 114 AH) said regarding one who missed the Eid prayer,
“Let him pray two rak’ats and say the takbīrs”;
as well Hammād b. Abī Sulayman (d. 120 AH),
the famous scholar of Kufa and teacher of Imam Abu Ḥanīfa,
said when asked the same question,
“He should pray as they prayed, and do the takbīrat as they did.” [Muṣannaf of Ibn Abī Shaybah, 2/4-5].
All of these reports are regarding those who missed Eid for any reason.
Given our current situation,
we advise families to observe all of the Sunnahs of Eid
(of taking a ghusl, eating a breakfast, wearing one’s best garments, saying the general takbīrat after Fajr, etc.)
and then praying a congregational prayer at home with their own families,
with the special takbīrat of Eid.
(The takbirāt of the Eid prayer vary between the legal schools – each family may follow their own school preferred school.)
All our four schools of law state that attending the khuṭbah of Eid is not obligatory,
nor is the khuṭbah a requirement of the Eid prayer,
it is not required to give Khutbah in every home.
The Fiqh Council encourages masjids to live broadcast Eid khuṭbahs,
and all families pray their individual congregational prayers at a given time,
and then,
after they finish their own Eid prayers,
they can listen to the live khutbah as a general reminder.
And Allah knows best.”
Prepared by Dr. Yasir Qadhi and adopted by the Fiqh Council in May of 2020.
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