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03.06.2011 - Mayyit of: Essop Ahmad Laher (Formely of Universal Fabrics) - VENUE: Cnr Houghton Drive and West Street Houghton - TIME: 15:00pm - QABRASTAAN: Newclare - CAUSE OF DEATH: Illness
Ten Things To Hand Down To Your Daughter
(1)
Knowledge of and love for Allah and His Deen (Islam)
This is one of the most precious and enduring gifts you can pass down
to your daughter, one that will benefit her in this life and the next.
(2)
Memorization of the Quran
No matter how little you have memorized yourself, push your daughter
to memorize as much she can. Encourage her and help her to revise. It
will stand her in good stead in her life and will be a source of reward
for you after your death as well.
(3)
A good example of Muslim womanhood
Most girls look to their mothers for Guidance. Embody the characteristics
of a strong, faithful Muslimah and she will be inspired to follow your
example.
(4)
A sense of self-worth and self-esteem
Instill a sense of confidence in your child by encouraging her skills,
talents and personality to develop. Make her feel secure in her identity
and show her that she is loved and appreciated. This will have a positive
impact on her future relationships and how she interacts with the world.
(5)
A sense of modesty
Instill a love for Hijab in your daughter and encourage her to be modest,
never boastful or conceited, in all areas of her life.
(6)
Your language
If you speak Arabic be sure to teach it to her so that she has the key
to the understanding of the Quran. Also, if you have a mother tongue
or speak a second language yourself, pass it on: a second or third language
is always an asset, whether in study, work or social environment.
(7)
A skill that you have
If you are an avid gardener, knitter or love painting, pass your skill
onto your daughter. With so many traditional skills being lost in today's
fast-paced world, you owe it to her to share your knowledge and pass
it on to the next generation.
(8)
Your favorite recipes
Yes, teach your daughter how to cook! Be it from a cookbook, an original
recipe or passed down from your mother or even your grandmother, we
all have our own trademark recipes: pass them on to your daughter and
encourage her to develop some specialties of her own.
(9)
Housekeeping skills
Instill good housekeeping habits in all your children and encourage
them to take pride in a neat and tidy home. Pass any tricks or shortcuts
on so that your daughter is well-equipped when she has a home of her
own.
(10)
Your family history
Give her a sense of her roots and heritage by sharing your family story
with her. Acquaint her with her family tree and teach her the lessons
learned by the different generations. Hopefully, she will do the same
with her children, InshaAllah.
"...Truly, my prayer and my service of sacrifice, my life and
my death are (all) for Allah, the Rabb (only God, Cherisher and Sustainer)
of the Worlds". [Quran 6:162]
Submitted by HAAFEZA RAYHAANAH OMAR
For our Queens/sisters in Deen
Women in Islam are Queens?
A British man came to Sheikh and asked: Why is it not permissible in Islam for women to shake hands with a man? The Sheikh said: Can you shake hands with Queen Elizabeth? British man said: Of course not, there are only certain people who can shake hands with Queen Elizabeth. Sheikh replied: our women are queens and queens do not shake hands with strange men. ~ MashaAllaah ~
A christian man asked a Muslim: Why do your girls cover up their body and hair?
The muslim guy smiled and got two sweets, he opened the first one and kept the other one closed. He threw them both on the dusty floor and asked the christian: If I asked you to take one of the sweets which one will you choose?
The Christian replied: The covered one.
The muslim said: that's how we treat and see our women.
Submitted by RIDWAAN RAVAT
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| Zawaal | 12:06 |
11:54 |
12:11 |
12:44 |
| Zuhr |
12:11 |
11:59 |
12:16 |
12:49 |
| Asr |
15:04 |
14:45 |
14:58 |
15:26 |
| Asr |
15:47 |
15:27 |
15:39 |
16:07 |
| Sunset |
17:23 |
17:03 |
17:13 |
17:44 |
| Maghrib |
17:27 |
17:07 |
17:17 |
17:48 |
| Esha |
18:45 |
18:28 |
18:45 |
18:58 |
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* Youth leadership, education, health and wellness will be under the spotlight when United States First Lady Michelle Obama visits South Africa and Botswana later this month.
* Israeli troops opened fire as protesters from Syria stormed a ceasefire line in the occupied Golan Heights, with Damascus saying six demonstrators were killed.
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The original message was written by a lady whose brother and wife learned a hard lesson. Their house burnt down... nothing left but ashes.
They were devestated when they found out the cause of the fire. The investigator sifted through the ashes for several hours. He had the cause of the fire traced to the master bathroom. He asked her sister-in-law what she had plugged in the bathroom. She listed the normal things...curling iron, blow dryer. He kept saying to her, 'No, this would be something that would disintegrate at high temperatures'.. Then her sister-in-law remembered she had a Plug-In freshener, in the bathroom.
The investigator had one of those 'Aha' moments. He said that was the cause of the fire. He said he has seen more house fires started with the plug-in type room fresheners than anything else. He said the plastic they are made from is THIN. He also said that in every case there was nothing left to prove that it even existed. When the investigator looked in the wall plug, the two prongs left from the plug-in were still in there.
Her sister-in-law had one of the plug-ins that had a small night light built in it. She said she had noticed that the light would dim and then finally go out. She would walk in to the bathroom a few hours later, and the light would be back on again. The investigator said that the unit was getting too hot, and would dim and go out rather than just blow the light bulb. Once it cooled down it would come back on. That is a warning sign. The investigator said he personally wouldn't have any type of plug in fragrance device anywhere in his house. He has seen too many places that have been burned down due to them.
SPREAD THE WORD...NOT ONLY COULD IT SAVE SOMEONE'S HOUSE...IT COULD SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE!
Submitted by ZOHRA DHOOMA
"Ons voel mos nie almal altyd dieselfde nie, is dit nie? Partymaal voel jy goed en ek dalk bietjie af, soos Allah wil. Kliek hier vir die nuutste Dagstukkie om jou aan te moedig. Ons het ook al die Dagstukkies wat ons nou al uitgestuur het saam op een bladsy gesit, juis vir jou gerief. As ek dus 'n Dagstukkie uitstuur en jy voel dis nou nie vandag vir jou bedoel nie, dan kan jy sommer maklik vir jouself al die Dagstukkie-opskrifte gaan deurkyk totdat jy een vind wat jou hart aanraak. Of as iets gebeur wat jou so bietjie van balans af gooi: besoek die Dagstukkies! Jy weet nooit, dalk wil Allah jou juis deur 'n besondere Dagstukkie bemoedig.
E-pos ons by sjbekker@vodamail.co.za as jy die Dagstukkies op jou rekenaar wil ontvang..."
Farmer says to Sipho, "Sipho, you work slowly, you eat slowly, you walk slowly, you talk slowly, is there anything you do fast ?"
Sipho replies, "Eish, yes baas, I get Tired fast."
Submitted by SHAAKIRA
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