The Relationship Between Revelation and the Sunna
Imam Shafii said that those who do not accept the sunnah (practices and rules derived from the Prophet Muhammad’s (pbuh) habits and words) either reject the sunnah as a proof or reject the bindingness of the “al-khabar al-khassa (the genuine news).”
read more 1 05.03.2010, FridayThe Problem of Homeless Children in light of the value given to Children by Prophet Muhammad
Prophet Muhammad said: "he who does not love children and does not respect the elders is not one of us." He practiced what he preached. At the same time he wanted there to be justice and equality in the care of children.
read more 1 05.03.2010, FridayThe Wholeness of the Sunna
There is diversity among people in the world who have been called to Islam. It is normal that every segment has felt a need for a guide according to the demands of the time. For this reason, in order to meet all the needs..
read more 29 05.03.2010, FridayThe Chronological Structure of the Prophet's Marriages
In none of the hadiths has Prophet Muhammad commanded people to lead a life secluded from society and social relations. On the contrary, he commanded man and woman to enter into marriage based on a certain balance.
read more 0 05.03.2010, FridayThe Prophet's Inheritance
As for the way in which the Prophet’s inheritance was managed, his livestock and some of his personal belongings were bequeathed to Ali’s family. His mantle, sword and ring remained state property.
read more 1 05.03.2010, FridayThe Prophet's Behavior in Regard to its Bindingness
If all of Prophet Muhammad’s words, actions and attitudes are based on revelation, then it must be said that they are binding. On the contrary, if a part of his behavior comes from his human nature or is based on opinion and ijtihad (independent reasoning), then his behavior should be examined and categorized.
read more 0 05.03.2010, FridaySome Conclusions regarding the Sunna
Many Quranic verses and hadiths show that the sunnah is directly connected to revelation, that its basis is revelation and that the Prophet got knowledge for the sunnah through revelation.
read more 0 05.03.2010, FridayAl-I'tisam : Devotion to Sunna
The term i'tisam with the meaning "devotion to the sunnah" implies that life itself should be organized in accordance with the sunnah. With this respect, Islam is practiced at a moderate level. It never possesses an excessive quality in relation to its meaning.
read more 1 05.03.2010, FridayMuhammad's Justice
From the time of his childhood, the Prophet Muhammad remained outside the moral degeneration of the societies in the Age of Ignorance. He opposed oppression and injustice in his youth, and he joined the Hilfu'l Fudul association which was formed for this purpose.
read more 11 05.03.2010, FridayJokes and Humor of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was warmhearted, friendly, and occasionally he joked with the people around him. Due to his nature, he always acted in moderation. His gentleness is also referred to in the Holy Quran: "It was by a mercy from God that, you were lenient with them. Had you been harsh and hard-hearted, they would surely have scattered away from about you."
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