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Product description
Aurton Ka Tareeqa-e-Namaz (Urdu Language) By Hafiz Salah-ud-Din Yousaf
ISBN: 9789699134784
Author: Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf
Book BInding: Paperback
Pages: 64
Size: 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.2 inch
Publication Year: 2004
Publisher: Darussalam Publications
Description
About This Book:
In our community, it is frequently asserted-without any supporting data-that men and women pray differently (Mard and Aurat). However, there is no concrete evidence to back up this assertion. Even the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) had no power to alter the Islam religion because it was revealed by Allah. As a result, one should use caution while bringing up religious issues with a regular person.
It is believed that there are many distinctions between how men and women pray. In the standing position (Qiyam), for instance, men place their hands below their navel while women place their hands on their chests. But these deviations from the Quran and Hadith are not supported by any compelling evidence.
Hafiz Salah-ud-Din Yousaf has taken on the duty of elucidating issues in his book to allay these concerns. He has given thorough responses, demonstrating that there is no distinction between how men and women should conduct their prayers through the use of the Quran's teachings, Hadith, the sayings of the companions (Sahabah), and the opinions of scholars (Tabi'in). He also discusses the opinions of the four Imams in addition to those of other reputable scholars.
Product description
Aurton Ka Tareeqa-e-Namaz (Urdu Language) By Hafiz Salah-ud-Din Yousaf
ISBN: 9789699134784
Author: Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf
Book BInding: Paperback
Pages: 64
Size: 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.2 inch
Publication Year: 2004
Publisher: Darussalam Publications
Description
About This Book:
In our community, it is frequently asserted-without any supporting data-that men and women pray differently (Mard and Aurat). However, there is no concrete evidence to back up this assertion. Even the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) had no power to alter the Islam religion because it was revealed by Allah. As a result, one should use caution while bringing up religious issues with a regular person.
It is believed that there are many distinctions between how men and women pray. In the standing position (Qiyam), for instance, men place their hands below their navel while women place their hands on their chests. But these deviations from the Quran and Hadith are not supported by any compelling evidence.
Hafiz Salah-ud-Din Yousaf has taken on the duty of elucidating issues in his book to allay these concerns. He has given thorough responses, demonstrating that there is no distinction between how men and women should conduct their prayers through the use of the Quran's teachings, Hadith, the sayings of the companions (Sahabah), and the opinions of scholars (Tabi'in). He also discusses the opinions of the four Imams in addition to those of other reputable scholars.
ISBN: 9789699134784
Author: Hafiz Salahuddin Yusuf
Book BInding: Paperback
Pages: 64
Size: 8.3 x 5.5 x 0.2 inch
Publication Year: 2004
Publisher: Darussalam Publications
Description
About This Book:
In our community, it is frequently asserted-without any supporting data-that men and women pray differently (Mard and Aurat). However, there is no concrete evidence to back up this assertion. Even the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) had no power to alter the Islam religion because it was revealed by Allah. As a result, one should use caution while bringing up religious issues with a regular person.
It is believed that there are many distinctions between how men and women pray. In the standing position (Qiyam), for instance, men place their hands below their navel while women place their hands on their chests. But these deviations from the Quran and Hadith are not supported by any compelling evidence.
Hafiz Salah-ud-Din Yousaf has taken on the duty of elucidating issues in his book to allay these concerns. He has given thorough responses, demonstrating that there is no distinction between how men and women should conduct their prayers through the use of the Quran's teachings, Hadith, the sayings of the companions (Sahabah), and the opinions of scholars (Tabi'in). He also discusses the opinions of the four Imams in addition to those of other reputable scholars.