सानो मात्रामा हरामबाट बच्न

हराम र हलाल कुरान र सुन्नमा सही रूपमा परिभाषित गरिएको छ. मुस्लिम मा एक प्रामाणिक हदीस मा, अबू Hurairah RA को वर्णन छ कि पैगम्बर SAW भन्नुभयो:

"साँच्चै, Allah is Pure and He only accepts pure, and indeed Allah commanded the Believers what He commanded the Messengers. उसले भन्यो: ‘O Messengers, eat of the pure things and perform righteous acts. साँच्चै, I am Well-Aware of what you do.’ And He said ‘O you who believe! Eat of the good things that We have provided you with, and give thanks to Allah if Him it is that you serve.’ Then the narrator of the hadith says: त्यसपछि उनले (अर्थात्. अगमवक्ता) made mention of a man who is constantly in journeys and has dishevelled hair and dusty appearance (due to constant journeys for performing acts of righteousness such as Hajj, Umra, seeking knowledge etc.) and he raises his hands towards the sky saying “O my Rabb. O my Rabb”. But his food is from haraam. His drink is from haraam. His clothes are from haraam. He is nourished from haraam. How can it (his prayer) be accepted?"

[मुस्लिम]

दुर्भाग्यवश, so many people take this lightly, and will try and justify their consumption of haram simply because it’s in smaller quantities. उदाहरणका लागि, if sweets contain gelatine. we know that unless the gelatine is from a halal source, the sweets become haram for us. Others will happily consume food in which a small quantity of alcohol has been added because they argue it can’t make them drunk.

यद्यपि, this argument is invalid because the Prophet SAW said: “Whatever intoxicates in large quantities, a little of it is haraam.”

[तिर्मिधि]

त्यसैले, do not be taken in by others who may try and convince you that if haram is present in your food in small quantities, then it’s ok to eat – it most certainly isn’t and is not worth risking your imaan for.

शुद्ध विवाह – अभ्यास मुस्लिमहरूको लागि विश्वको सबैभन्दा ठूलो वैवाहिक सेवा