#unrecitative

[caelyne]

Introducing...!

unrecited scriptures introduces nsh to his friends! (they are slugcats)

[kaienissues]

yagari ; haha dead wife

isaya; hahaha dead fiancé....

kaien; hahaha dead unrecited love

isaya; you just burned yourself kaien .... you probably have the worst thing here...... *pats back*

[wisdomrays]

The Messenger of God: Muhammad: Part 74

Establishing the Sunna

The Sunna was memorized, recorded, and carefully preserved so that it could be passed down without distortion or alteration. The Sunna is included in the meaning of: We have sent down the dhikr [the collection of Divine warnings and recitations, the Divine guidance] in parts, and We are its preserver (15:9). The Sunna, the unique example set by the Messenger for all Muslims to follow, shows us how to bring our lives into agreement with God's Commands. This being the case, the Messenger stood at the intersection of ignorance and knowledge, truth and falsehood, right and wrong, and this world and the other. He established, through his words as well as his actions and those of which he approved, the Divine way that all Muslims must follow.

The Sunna is the window opened on the Messenger of God, the sacred way leading to the blessings of Islam. Without it, Muslims cannot implement Islam in their daily lives, establish a connection with the Messenger, or receive his blessings. Those who ignore it run a grave danger of deviating and placing themselves outside Islam, for it is an unbreakable rope guaranteeing Muslim unity and elevating those who hold fast to it to Paradise.

There are several motives for establishing the Sunnah. Among them are the following:

The Qur'an urges Muslims to follow the Sunna. God commands: Whatever the Messenger brings you, adopt it; whatever he forbids you, refrain from it; fear God and seek His protection, surely God is He Whose punishment is severe (59:7). Besides relaying the Qur'an to humanity, the Messenger expanded on it through the Sunna. The word whatever covers everything related to the Qur'an (the Revelation Recited) and the Hadith (the Revelation Unrecited). The Messenger only spoke what was revealed to him, or inspired in him, by God. Verse 59:7 tells Muslims to obey the Messenger so that they can become deserving of God's protection. Aware of this, the Companions paid close attention to his every word and were very careful in carrying out his commands.

A Muslim can obtain God's good pleasure and attain true bliss in both worlds only by following the Sunna, for its sole purpose is to lead humanity to safety and eternal happiness. The Qur'an declares: Verily, there is for you a most excellent example in the Messenger of God, for him who aspires to God and the Last Day, and mentions God oft (33:21).

The Messenger encourages Muslims to learn his Sunna. The Companions knew what they needed to do to avoid eternal punishment and receive God's blessing, and so zealously memorized and recorded the Prophet's sayings. They heard him pray: "[On the day when some faces will be radiant and some mournful], may God make radiant [with joy and happiness] the face of the one who has heard a word from me and, preserving (memorizing) it, conveys it to others." According to another version, he prayed: "May God make radiant the face of the servant who has heard my speech and, committing it to memory and observing it in daily life, conveys it to others."

The Companions also knew the Prophet would intercede for them only if they followed the Sunna: "On the Day of Judgment, I will put my head on the ground and ask God to forgive my nation. I will be told: 'O Muhammad, raise your head and ask; you will be given whatever you ask. Intercede; your intercession will be accepted.'"

The Messenger spoke distinctly and sometimes repeated his words so his audience could memorize them. He taught them supplications and recitations that were not in the Qur'an with the same care and emphasis as he taught the Qur'an. He continually urged his Companions to spread his words and teach others what they knew. If they did not, he warned them: "If you are asked about something you know and then conceal that knowledge, a bridle of fire will be put on you on the Day of Judgment." The Qur'an also conveys this warning: Those who conceal what God has sent down of the Book and sell it for a little price, they do not eat in their bellies but the fire; God shall not speak to them on the Day of Resurrection, nor shall He purify them; for them is a painful torment (2:174).

Keeping these words and warnings in mind, the Companions strove to memorize the Qur'an and the Sunna and to record the latter. They then lived their lives in accordance with Islamic principles and commands, and conveyed what they knew to others. They formed study and discussion groups to refine their understanding. The Messenger encouraged them to do this: "If people come together in a house of God and recite from the Book of God and study it, peace and tranquillity descends upon them, (God's) Compassion envelops them, angels surround them, and God mentions them to those in His presence."

[prokopetz]

________ pining

Unrequited

Uninvited

Ununited

Undelighted

Unrecited

Unignited

Unindicted

[loveamor]

Love Letter #12

The unsung song.

The unrecited poem.

The untold story.

I'll let it be.

Until someone is ready to listen,

And write a masterpiece with me.

[basicsofislam]

THE SUNNA OF THE PROPHET (peace and blessings be upon Him ) : Establishing the Sunna . Part1

The Sunna was memorized, recorded, and carefully preserved so that it could be passed down without distortion or alteration.

The Sunna is included in the meaning of:

We have sent down the dhikr [the collection of Divine warnings and recitations, the Divine guidance] in parts, and We are its preserver (15:9).

The Sunna, the unique example set by the Messenger for all Muslims to follow, shows us how to bring our lives into agreement with God’s Commands. This being the case, the Messenger stood at the intersection of ignorance and knowledge, truth and falsehood, right and wrong, and this world and the other. He established, through his words as well as his actions and those of which he approved, the Divine way that all Muslims must follow.

The Sunna is the window opened on the Messenger of God, the sacred way leading to the blessings of Islam. Without it, Muslims cannot implement Islam in their daily lives, establish a connection with the Messenger, or receive his blessings.

Those who ignore it run a grave danger of deviating and placing themselves outside Islam, for it is an unbreakable rope guaranteeing Muslim unity and elevating those who hold fast to it to Paradise.

There are several motives for establishing the Sunnah. Among them are the following:

The Qur’an urges Muslims to follow the Sunna.

God commands:

Whatever the Messenger brings you, adopt it; whatever he forbids you, refrain from it; fear God and seek His protection, surely God is He Whose punishment is severe (59:7).

Besides relaying the Qur’an to humanity, the Messenger expanded on it through the Sunna. The word whatever covers everything related to the Qur’an (the Revelation Recited) and the Hadith (the Revelation Unrecited). The Messenger only spoke what was revealed to him, or inspired in him, by God. Verse 59:7 tells Muslims to obey the Messenger so that they can become deserving of God’s protection. Aware of this, the Companions paid close attention to his every word and were very careful in carrying out his commands.

A Muslim can obtain God’s good pleasure and attain true bliss in both worlds only by following the Sunna, for its sole purpose is to lead humanity to safety and eternal happiness.

The Qur’an declares:

Verily, there is for you a most excellent example in the Messenger of God, for him who aspires to God and the Last Day, and mentions God oft (33:21).

The Messenger encourages Muslims to learn his Sunna.

The Companions knew what they needed to do to avoid eternal punishment and receive God’s blessing, and so zealously memorized and recorded the Prophet’s sayings. They heard him pray:

“[On the day when some faces will be radiant and some mournful], may God make radiant [with joy and happiness] the face of the one who has heard a word from me and, preserving (memorizing) it, conveys it to others.”( Tirmidhi, “‘Ilm,” 7. )

According to another version, he prayed:

“May God make radiant the face of the servant who has heard my speech and, committing it to memory and observing it in daily life, conveys it to others.” ( Ibn Ma’ja, “Muqaddima,” 18. )

The Companions also knew the Prophet would intercede for them only if they followed the Sunna:

“On the Day of Judgment, I will put my head on the ground and ask God to forgive my nation. I will be told: ‘O Muhammad, raise your head and ask; you will be given whatever you ask. Intercede; your intercession will be accepted.‘”( Bukhari, “Tafsir,” 2/1; Muslim, “Iman,” 322. )

The Messenger spoke distinctly and sometimes repeated his words so his audience could memorize them.

He taught them supplications and recitations that were not in the Qur’an with the same care and emphasis as he taught the Qur’an.

He continually urged his Companions to spread his words and teach others what they knew.

If they did not, he warned them:

“If you are asked about something you know and then conceal that knowledge, a bridle of fire will be put on you on the Day of Judgment.” ( Tirmidhi, “‘Ilm,” 3; Ibn Ma’ja, “Muqaddima,” 24. )

The Qur’an also conveys this warning:

Those who conceal what God has sent down of the Book and sell it for a little price, they do not eat in their bellies but the fire; God shall not speak to them on the Day of Resurrection, nor shall He purify them; for them is a painful torment (2:174).

Keeping these words and warnings in mind, the Companions strove to memorize the Qur’an and the Sunna and to record the latter.

They then lived their lives in accordance with Islamic principles and commands, and conveyed what they knew to others.

They formed study and discussion groups to refine their understanding.

The Messenger encouraged them to do this:

“If people come together in a house of God and recite from the Book of God and study it, peace and tranquillity descends upon them, (God’s) Compassion envelops them, angels surround them, and God mentions them to those in His presence.” ( Muslim, “Dhikr,” 38; Ibn Ma’ja, “Muqaddima,” 17. )

[garrydenke]

Say! only Allah is Pronounceable; YHWH Allah, it's Genius!

Say! only Allah is Pronounceable; YHWH Allah, it's Genius!

YHWH Allah (LORD God)

So what do Y'all think about those Bibles being printed by the Prophet and Supreme Leader of Iran incorporating YHWH Allah's real name?

https://boards.4channel.org/x/thread/23303966 https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/23303966 http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/224946379 http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/224946379 http://boards.4channel.org/his/thread/7171762 http://desuarchive.org/his/thread/7171762

In the name of YHWH Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.

The Opening (Genesis)

In the beginning YHWH Allah created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of YHWH Allah moved upon the face of the waters. And YHWH Allah said, Let there be light: and there was light. And YHWH Allah saw the light, that it was good: and YHWH Allah divided the light from the darkness. And YHWH Allah called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day. And YHWH Allah said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And YHWH Allah made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so. And YHWH Allah called the firmament Heaven. And the evening and the morning were the second day. And YHWH Allah said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so. And YHWH Allah called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and YHWH Allah saw that it was good. [Continues...]

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antitheism https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/anti-theism

Tabernacle Mishkan @ Stonehenge Heelstone

Blessed Virgin Mary Magdalene Mother & Wife of Apostle Isa __________________________________________

Say! only Allah is Pronounceable; YHWH Allah, it's Genius!

YHWH Allah (LORD God)

So what do Y'all think about those Korans being printed by the Prophet and Supreme Leader of Iran incorporating YHWH Allah's real name?

https://boards.4channel.org/x/thread/23304009 https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/23304009 http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/224946632 http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/224946632 http://boards.4channel.org/his/thread/7171784 http://desuarchive.org/his/thread/7171784

In the name of YHWH Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful.

The Opening (Al-Fatiha)

All praise is due to YHWH Allah, the LORD God of the Worlds; Unpronounceable, the Unrecitable. The Beneficent, the Merciful. Master of the Day of Judgment. Thee do we serve and Thee do we beseech for help. Keep us on the right path. The path of those upon whom Thou hast bestowed favors. Not the path of those upon whom Thy wrath is brought down, nor of those who go astray.

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/anti-theism https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/antitheism

Tabernacle Mishkan @ Stonehenge Helestone

Blessed Virgin Aminah bint Wahb Mother of Apostle Muhammad __________________________________________

O Say! the first and the last Isa name!

YHWH Allah (LORD God)

So what do Y'all think about the new Bibles and new Korans being printed by the Prophet and Supreme Leader of Iran Incorporating the real name of YHWH Allah in print?

http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/224852176 http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/224852176 http://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/224852176 http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/224852176

Say! the first and the last!

O LUCIFER the Devil Satan

[luckywomb123]

when the moon arrived without you — The Lonely Author when the moon arrived without you A metaphor slowly wilts like a red rose dying in the sad reflections of a tinted vase faded petals of unrecited verses expired in a gentle whisper as cold winds blew tonight, a melancholy poem exhaled its final breathe when the moon arrived without you I wanted to thank […] via when the moon arrived without you — The Lonely Author

[my-shakir-mumtaz]

Are Ahadith (Word of God)?

There is a widespread misconception/disinformation about the Ahadith: in the minds of not only the Non-Muslims but also some Muslims, as if they are purely the personal utterances of the Prophet (PBUH); devoid of Divine sanction, hence not to be taken seriously as the Holy Qura’an. Ahadith and Sunnah constitute; the second most important source of Islamic teachings, explanation and practical…

[myownprivate]

KILL MARRY FUCK

by Dorothea Lasky

It’s a game

Have you ever played

One for each

I’ll start:

Jack Nicholson in The Shining

Jack Nicholson in One Flew

Jack Nicholson in his bathrobe

It’s blue

Kill Marry Fuck

Amy Winehouse

James Merrill

Freddie Krueger

Goodbye

Kill Marry Fuck

Ellen DeGeneres

Ellen DeGeneres’s personal assistant

Phil Collins

Ashton Kutcher

A rainbow

My rapist

And Big Bird

Yeah

I’d fuck them all

But only Ellen DeGeneres

And only in that sailor suit

Ok, one more

Kill Marry Fuck

The postman

An isosceles triangle

My eggs

I mean my ovaries

Sunday afternoon in the park

With eggs

Not my ovaries

Wait, hold on

Do you want me

I want

Fish

A shining magenta clownfish

The taste of milk, sweeter than a cow

Jacking you off

In the yellow chair

With too many dressers

Kill Marry Fuck

All of it

And none of it with you

None of it with you or Charlie Sheen

Bill Clinton

Your leg in the air

Flopping in time

The dream of the unrecited

Me in the bathroom

And everything

With serial killers

With daffodils

You going down on me

In the back of a cab

Me shampooing your head with pine

No you hate oral sex

My breasts

Oil on your head

20 seconds

40 seconds

60 seconds

Sixty years later

A bomb of women

An entire country of women

Two women in the countryside

A pale green tapestry

Washed white by the seashore

The world

Kill Marry Fuck

A white star

The red dwarf

Time

I’d fuck time

I’d marry red

I’ve married anything

Holy Holy

Matrimony

Fiestaware

I’d kill them all

I have

Holy Holy

Day

The day that she was born

The intensity of birth

The incessant witch

It’s over

So over

It never began

Jack Nicholson

Jack Nicholson

Jack Nicholson

Kill Marry Fuck

All of it

All of it

Or Jack Nicholson

Jack Nicholson

Whatever there is to do

I’d do it to you

The yellow kitchen

A knife

A veil

Jack Nicholson

In your blue robe

I’d do it

All of it

For you

Feature image: detail from Sex and Death, Bruce Nauman (1985)

[basicsofislam]

THE SUNNA OF THE PROPHET (peace and blessings be upon Him ) : Establishing the Sunna . Part1

The Sunna was memorized, recorded, and carefully preserved so that it could be passed down without distortion or alteration. 

The Sunna is included in the meaning of: 

We have sent down the dhikr [the collection of Divine warnings and recitations, the Divine guidance] in parts, and We are its preserver (15:9). 

The Sunna, the unique example set by the Messenger for all Muslims to follow, shows us how to bring our lives into agreement with God’s Commands. This being the case, the Messenger stood at the intersection of ignorance and knowledge, truth and falsehood, right and wrong, and this world and the other. He established, through his words as well as his actions and those of which he approved, the Divine way that all Muslims must follow.

The Sunna is the window opened on the Messenger of God, the sacred way leading to the blessings of Islam. Without it, Muslims cannot implement Islam in their daily lives, establish a connection with the Messenger, or receive his blessings. 

Those who ignore it run a grave danger of deviating and placing themselves outside Islam, for it is an unbreakable rope guaranteeing Muslim unity and elevating those who hold fast to it to Paradise.

There are several motives for establishing the Sunnah. Among them are the following:

The Qur’an urges Muslims to follow the Sunna. 

God commands: 

Whatever the Messenger brings you, adopt it; whatever he forbids you, refrain from it; fear God and seek His protection, surely God is He Whose punishment is severe (59:7). 

Besides relaying the Qur’an to humanity, the Messenger expanded on it through the Sunna. The word whatever covers everything related to the Qur’an (the Revelation Recited) and the Hadith (the Revelation Unrecited). The Messenger only spoke what was revealed to him, or inspired in him, by God. Verse 59:7 tells Muslims to obey the Messenger so that they can become deserving of God’s protection. Aware of this, the Companions paid close attention to his every word and were very careful in carrying out his commands.

A Muslim can obtain God’s good pleasure and attain true bliss in both worlds only by following the Sunna, for its sole purpose is to lead humanity to safety and eternal happiness. 

The Qur’an declares: 

Verily, there is for you a most excellent example in the Messenger of God, for him who aspires to God and the Last Day, and mentions God oft (33:21).

The Messenger encourages Muslims to learn his Sunna. 

The Companions knew what they needed to do to avoid eternal punishment and receive God’s blessing, and so zealously memorized and recorded the Prophet’s sayings. They heard him pray: 

“[On the day when some faces will be radiant and some mournful], may God make radiant [with joy and happiness] the face of the one who has heard a word from me and, preserving (memorizing) it, conveys it to others.”( Tirmidhi, “‘Ilm,” 7. )

According to another version, he prayed: 

“May God make radiant the face of the servant who has heard my speech and, committing it to memory and observing it in daily life, conveys it to others.” ( Ibn Ma’ja, “Muqaddima,” 18. )

The Companions also knew the Prophet would intercede for them only if they followed the Sunna: 

“On the Day of Judgment, I will put my head on the ground and ask God to forgive my nation. I will be told: ‘O Muhammad, raise your head and ask; you will be given whatever you ask. Intercede; your intercession will be accepted.'”( Bukhari, “Tafsir,” 2/1; Muslim, “Iman,” 322. )

The Messenger spoke distinctly and sometimes repeated his words so his audience could memorize them. 

He taught them supplications and recitations that were not in the Qur’an with the same care and emphasis as he taught the Qur’an. 

He continually urged his Companions to spread his words and teach others what they knew. 

If they did not, he warned them: 

“If you are asked about something you know and then conceal that knowledge, a bridle of fire will be put on you on the Day of Judgment.” ( Tirmidhi, “‘Ilm,” 3; Ibn Ma’ja, “Muqaddima,” 24. ) 

The Qur’an also conveys this warning: 

Those who conceal what God has sent down of the Book and sell it for a little price, they do not eat in their bellies but the fire; God shall not speak to them on the Day of Resurrection, nor shall He purify them; for them is a painful torment (2:174).

Keeping these words and warnings in mind, the Companions strove to memorize the Qur’an and the Sunna and to record the latter. 

They then lived their lives in accordance with Islamic principles and commands, and conveyed what they knew to others. 

They formed study and discussion groups to refine their understanding. 

The Messenger encouraged them to do this: 

“If people come together in a house of God and recite from the Book of God and study it, peace and tranquillity descends upon them, (God’s) Compassion envelops them, angels surround them, and God mentions them to those in His presence.” ( Muslim, “Dhikr,” 38; Ibn Ma’ja, “Muqaddima,” 17. )