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Daily Hadees | Hadees Sharif | Sahih Bukhari 2791 || Daily Blink #shorts #hadees #hadith
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_free-palestine-from-what-when-israel-has-92.jpg "Within the Boarders of Gaza strip, a Islamic Jihadist militia known as Hamas. Hamas took over free Palestinian Government in 2007. Hamas like Hezbollah and Isis is an Islamic Jihadist Military Wing who fought against Israel, to wipe out Israel from Mediterranean to Jordan and built Islamic State. Palestinians are normal citizens like you and me. Israel has no Occupation over Gaza. Israel gave them full 100% autonomy to Govern themselves. Because of their struggle against Israel to build Independent ReligiousIslamic State, copying from Vatican city, because Vatican is a State of it's own. Islam wanted to do the same.")
_ramadan-2024-in-india-know-date-and-significance-of-fasting-during-the-holy-month-of-ramzan.jpg "The holy month of Ramadan is here! It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Ramadan is also known as Ramazan, Ramzan, or Ramadhan. During this month, Muslims across the world observe fasting. During this holy month, Muslims abstain from eating, drinking, and smoking from sunrise till sunset. Ramzan 2024 begins from March 12 as the moon was sighted on March 11 in India. After fasting for a month, Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr. Watch the video to know more.")
_daily-hadees-124-hadees-sharif-124-sahih-bukhari-2791-124124-daily-blink-shorts-hadees-hadith.jpg "#hadees #dailyhadees #hadith #hadis #dailyblink #islamicstatus #islamicshorts #shorts #trending #daily #ytshorts #hadeessharif <br/><br/>Disclaimer:<br/>The content presented in our daily Hadith (Hadees) videos is intended solely for educational purposes. These videos aim to provide information about Islamic teachings, traditions, and sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The content is not intended to endorse any particular interpretation or perspective, and viewers are encouraged to seek guidance from understanding of Islamic teachings. We strive to present authentic and accurate information, but viewers are advised to verify the content independently. The channel is not responsible for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information provided. We promote a spirit of learning, tolerance, and understanding in the pursuit of knowledge.<br/><br/>Today's Hadith:<br/><br/>The Prophet (ﷺ) said, \")
_hazrat-ali-kon-sa-masla-pochny-se-sharamaty-the-302.jpg "Mishkat ul masabeeh hadees e nabvi in urdu hadees number (302)<br/><br/>If you like this Video, Do NOT forget to SUBSCRIBE my Channel, Hit the NOTIFICATION BELL and SHARE Video with Family and Friends.<br/><br/>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/>WATCH MY OTHER INFORMATIVE VIDEOS<br/><br/>DISCLAIMER: <br/>This channel does NOT promote or encourage any illegal activities. All contents provided by this channel are meant for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE only.<br/>Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, general knowledge, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.<br/>")
_why-youtube-deleting-my-channel.jpg "Why YouTube Deleting My Channel !")
![At the beginning of Mahdi’s government, he was lenient in his treatment of the people and the Prophet’s lineage. Mahdi was looking to gather legitimacy for his new government after years of the tyranny and oppressive government of his father, Mansur. He distributed a large amount of the stored wealth in Bayt al-Mal (public treasury) among the people. He freed the prisoners and returned the properties that Mansur had forcefully confiscated from the people. He also returned the properties that Mansur had seized from Imam Sadiq to Imam Kazim. Imam Kazim knew that Mahdi’s policy was solely to stabilize his government. Once, the Imam came to Mahdi while he was returning the unlawfully confiscated wealth to their owners. The Imam asked Mahdi, “Why don’t you return the Land of Fadak (the Prophet’s gift to Lady Fatimah (SA) which was confiscated by the first caliph) to us?” He asked the Imam to define the boundaries of Fadak. The Imam defined the limits of Fadak as the four corners of the Islamic world of that time. With this response, the Imam implied that the entire Islamic kingdom belonged to him, and the Abbasid government was illegitimate. Mahdi, who was shocked and nervous by the Imam’s response, left his place. <br/>Mahdi once came to Medina and met the Imam. He decided to test the Imam’s knowledge. He asked the Imam about consuming alcohol, which he himself indulged in. He asked the Imam if there was any Quranic evidence for why intoxication is Haram or prohibited, since the Quran only orders to maintain distance from it. The Imam said that God prohibits the sin in the Quran [7:33]: ‘Say: My Lord has only prohibited indecencies, those of them that are apparent as well as those that are concealed, and sin and rebellion without justice….’. The Imam continued that one of the sins that God has prohibited is intoxication which is explicitly mentioned in the following verse of Quran [2:219]: ‘They ask you about intoxicants and games of chance. Say: In both of them there is a great sin and means of profit for men, and their sin is greater than their profit’. Mahdi was completely convinced by the Imam’s logic, and admitted that the Imam’s answer had originated from the Prophetic source. <br/>With the passing of time, Mahdi became suspicious of Imam Kazim, as more and more people were referred to him as the Imam. Mahdi summoned the Imam from Medina to his palace in Baghdad, and imprisoned him. After a short period, he decided to kill the Imam. However, Mahdi saw Imam Ali (AS) in his dream, who recited the following verse of the Quran [47:22]: “May it not be that if you were to wield authority you would cause corruption in the land and ill-treat your blood relations?.” Mahdi was frightened by his dream. He understood that Imam Ali’s addressee was Imam Kazim, as he was from the children of Imam Ali, and also had a familial relation with the Abbasids. Mahdi summoned Imam Kazim from the prison and greeted him with respect. He asked the Imam to pledge that he would no](https://cdn2.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9Jp_A3ZQSvrSAdAyV3Dy96oP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_mahdi-the-abbasid-caliph-and-imam-kazim-as.jpg "At the beginning of Mahdi’s government, he was lenient in his treatment of the people and the Prophet’s lineage. Mahdi was looking to gather legitimacy for his new government after years of the tyranny and oppressive government of his father, Mansur. He distributed a large amount of the stored wealth in Bayt al-Mal (public treasury) among the people. He freed the prisoners and returned the properties that Mansur had forcefully confiscated from the people. He also returned the properties that Mansur had seized from Imam Sadiq to Imam Kazim. Imam Kazim knew that Mahdi’s policy was solely to stabilize his government. Once, the Imam came to Mahdi while he was returning the unlawfully confiscated wealth to their owners. The Imam asked Mahdi, “Why don’t you return the Land of Fadak (the Prophet’s gift to Lady Fatimah (SA) which was confiscated by the first caliph) to us?” He asked the Imam to define the boundaries of Fadak. The Imam defined the limits of Fadak as the four corners of the Islamic world of that time. With this response, the Imam implied that the entire Islamic kingdom belonged to him, and the Abbasid government was illegitimate. Mahdi, who was shocked and nervous by the Imam’s response, left his place. <br/>Mahdi once came to Medina and met the Imam. He decided to test the Imam’s knowledge. He asked the Imam about consuming alcohol, which he himself indulged in. He asked the Imam if there was any Quranic evidence for why intoxication is Haram or prohibited, since the Quran only orders to maintain distance from it. The Imam said that God prohibits the sin in the Quran [7:33]: ‘Say: My Lord has only prohibited indecencies, those of them that are apparent as well as those that are concealed, and sin and rebellion without justice….’. The Imam continued that one of the sins that God has prohibited is intoxication which is explicitly mentioned in the following verse of Quran [2:219]: ‘They ask you about intoxicants and games of chance. Say: In both of them there is a great sin and means of profit for men, and their sin is greater than their profit’. Mahdi was completely convinced by the Imam’s logic, and admitted that the Imam’s answer had originated from the Prophetic source. <br/>With the passing of time, Mahdi became suspicious of Imam Kazim, as more and more people were referred to him as the Imam. Mahdi summoned the Imam from Medina to his palace in Baghdad, and imprisoned him. After a short period, he decided to kill the Imam. However, Mahdi saw Imam Ali (AS) in his dream, who recited the following verse of the Quran [47:22]: “May it not be that if you were to wield authority you would cause corruption in the land and ill-treat your blood relations?.” Mahdi was frightened by his dream. He understood that Imam Ali’s addressee was Imam Kazim, as he was from the children of Imam Ali, and also had a familial relation with the Abbasids. Mahdi summoned Imam Kazim from the prison and greeted him with respect. He asked the Imam to pledge that he would no")
_ramadan-reflections-lessons-from-historic-islamic-victories-124-dr-omar-suleiman.jpg "Join Dr. Omar Suleiman as he delves into the profound lessons derived from historic Islamic victories during Ramadan. Through insightful reflection, discover how these triumphs continue to inspire and guide us in our modern-day struggles. Explore the timeless wisdom and strategic insights embedded within these pivotal moments, offering invaluable guidance for navigating challenges with faith, courage, and resilience")
_free-palestine-from-what-when-israel-has-92.webp "Within the Boarders of Gaza strip, a Islamic Jihadist militia known as Hamas. Hamas took over free Palestinian Government in 2007. Hamas like Hezbollah and Isis is an Islamic Jihadist Military Wing who fought against Israel, to wipe out Israel from Mediterranean to Jordan and built Islamic State. Palestinians are normal citizens like you and me. Israel has no Occupation over Gaza. Israel gave them full 100% autonomy to Govern themselves. Because of their struggle against Israel to build Independent ReligiousIslamic State, copying from Vatican city, because Vatican is a State of it's own. Islam wanted to do the same.")
_ramadan-2024-in-india-know-date-and-significance-of-fasting-during-the-holy-month-of-ramzan.webp "The holy month of Ramadan is here! It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Ramadan is also known as Ramazan, Ramzan, or Ramadhan. During this month, Muslims across the world observe fasting. During this holy month, Muslims abstain from eating, drinking, and smoking from sunrise till sunset. Ramzan 2024 begins from March 12 as the moon was sighted on March 11 in India. After fasting for a month, Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr. Watch the video to know more.")
_daily-hadees-124-hadees-sharif-124-sahih-bukhari-2791-124124-daily-blink-shorts-hadees-hadith.webp "#hadees #dailyhadees #hadith #hadis #dailyblink #islamicstatus #islamicshorts #shorts #trending #daily #ytshorts #hadeessharif <br/><br/>Disclaimer:<br/>The content presented in our daily Hadith (Hadees) videos is intended solely for educational purposes. These videos aim to provide information about Islamic teachings, traditions, and sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The content is not intended to endorse any particular interpretation or perspective, and viewers are encouraged to seek guidance from understanding of Islamic teachings. We strive to present authentic and accurate information, but viewers are advised to verify the content independently. The channel is not responsible for any misuse or misinterpretation of the information provided. We promote a spirit of learning, tolerance, and understanding in the pursuit of knowledge.<br/><br/>Today's Hadith:<br/><br/>The Prophet (ﷺ) said, \")
_hazrat-ali-kon-sa-masla-pochny-se-sharamaty-the-302.webp "Mishkat ul masabeeh hadees e nabvi in urdu hadees number (302)<br/><br/>If you like this Video, Do NOT forget to SUBSCRIBE my Channel, Hit the NOTIFICATION BELL and SHARE Video with Family and Friends.<br/><br/>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/>WATCH MY OTHER INFORMATIVE VIDEOS<br/><br/>DISCLAIMER: <br/>This channel does NOT promote or encourage any illegal activities. All contents provided by this channel are meant for EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE only.<br/>Copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, general knowledge, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.<br/>")
_why-youtube-deleting-my-channel.webp "Why YouTube Deleting My Channel !")
![At the beginning of Mahdi’s government, he was lenient in his treatment of the people and the Prophet’s lineage. Mahdi was looking to gather legitimacy for his new government after years of the tyranny and oppressive government of his father, Mansur. He distributed a large amount of the stored wealth in Bayt al-Mal (public treasury) among the people. He freed the prisoners and returned the properties that Mansur had forcefully confiscated from the people. He also returned the properties that Mansur had seized from Imam Sadiq to Imam Kazim. Imam Kazim knew that Mahdi’s policy was solely to stabilize his government. Once, the Imam came to Mahdi while he was returning the unlawfully confiscated wealth to their owners. The Imam asked Mahdi, “Why don’t you return the Land of Fadak (the Prophet’s gift to Lady Fatimah (SA) which was confiscated by the first caliph) to us?” He asked the Imam to define the boundaries of Fadak. The Imam defined the limits of Fadak as the four corners of the Islamic world of that time. With this response, the Imam implied that the entire Islamic kingdom belonged to him, and the Abbasid government was illegitimate. Mahdi, who was shocked and nervous by the Imam’s response, left his place. <br/>Mahdi once came to Medina and met the Imam. He decided to test the Imam’s knowledge. He asked the Imam about consuming alcohol, which he himself indulged in. He asked the Imam if there was any Quranic evidence for why intoxication is Haram or prohibited, since the Quran only orders to maintain distance from it. The Imam said that God prohibits the sin in the Quran [7:33]: ‘Say: My Lord has only prohibited indecencies, those of them that are apparent as well as those that are concealed, and sin and rebellion without justice….’. The Imam continued that one of the sins that God has prohibited is intoxication which is explicitly mentioned in the following verse of Quran [2:219]: ‘They ask you about intoxicants and games of chance. Say: In both of them there is a great sin and means of profit for men, and their sin is greater than their profit’. Mahdi was completely convinced by the Imam’s logic, and admitted that the Imam’s answer had originated from the Prophetic source. <br/>With the passing of time, Mahdi became suspicious of Imam Kazim, as more and more people were referred to him as the Imam. Mahdi summoned the Imam from Medina to his palace in Baghdad, and imprisoned him. After a short period, he decided to kill the Imam. However, Mahdi saw Imam Ali (AS) in his dream, who recited the following verse of the Quran [47:22]: “May it not be that if you were to wield authority you would cause corruption in the land and ill-treat your blood relations?.” Mahdi was frightened by his dream. He understood that Imam Ali’s addressee was Imam Kazim, as he was from the children of Imam Ali, and also had a familial relation with the Abbasids. Mahdi summoned Imam Kazim from the prison and greeted him with respect. He asked the Imam to pledge that he would no](https://cdn2.hifimov.co/picture/preview/nUE0pUZ6Yl9mZF5xoJAxov5hMKDiqv9Jp_A3ZQSvrSAdAyV3Dy96oP9-ZwDjXFfbXRucEzyAo3LhL_8cK3tlAQN5v7P/(HiFiMov.co)_mahdi-the-abbasid-caliph-and-imam-kazim-as.webp "At the beginning of Mahdi’s government, he was lenient in his treatment of the people and the Prophet’s lineage. Mahdi was looking to gather legitimacy for his new government after years of the tyranny and oppressive government of his father, Mansur. He distributed a large amount of the stored wealth in Bayt al-Mal (public treasury) among the people. He freed the prisoners and returned the properties that Mansur had forcefully confiscated from the people. He also returned the properties that Mansur had seized from Imam Sadiq to Imam Kazim. Imam Kazim knew that Mahdi’s policy was solely to stabilize his government. Once, the Imam came to Mahdi while he was returning the unlawfully confiscated wealth to their owners. The Imam asked Mahdi, “Why don’t you return the Land of Fadak (the Prophet’s gift to Lady Fatimah (SA) which was confiscated by the first caliph) to us?” He asked the Imam to define the boundaries of Fadak. The Imam defined the limits of Fadak as the four corners of the Islamic world of that time. With this response, the Imam implied that the entire Islamic kingdom belonged to him, and the Abbasid government was illegitimate. Mahdi, who was shocked and nervous by the Imam’s response, left his place. <br/>Mahdi once came to Medina and met the Imam. He decided to test the Imam’s knowledge. He asked the Imam about consuming alcohol, which he himself indulged in. He asked the Imam if there was any Quranic evidence for why intoxication is Haram or prohibited, since the Quran only orders to maintain distance from it. The Imam said that God prohibits the sin in the Quran [7:33]: ‘Say: My Lord has only prohibited indecencies, those of them that are apparent as well as those that are concealed, and sin and rebellion without justice….’. The Imam continued that one of the sins that God has prohibited is intoxication which is explicitly mentioned in the following verse of Quran [2:219]: ‘They ask you about intoxicants and games of chance. Say: In both of them there is a great sin and means of profit for men, and their sin is greater than their profit’. Mahdi was completely convinced by the Imam’s logic, and admitted that the Imam’s answer had originated from the Prophetic source. <br/>With the passing of time, Mahdi became suspicious of Imam Kazim, as more and more people were referred to him as the Imam. Mahdi summoned the Imam from Medina to his palace in Baghdad, and imprisoned him. After a short period, he decided to kill the Imam. However, Mahdi saw Imam Ali (AS) in his dream, who recited the following verse of the Quran [47:22]: “May it not be that if you were to wield authority you would cause corruption in the land and ill-treat your blood relations?.” Mahdi was frightened by his dream. He understood that Imam Ali’s addressee was Imam Kazim, as he was from the children of Imam Ali, and also had a familial relation with the Abbasids. Mahdi summoned Imam Kazim from the prison and greeted him with respect. He asked the Imam to pledge that he would no")
_ramadan-reflections-lessons-from-historic-islamic-victories-124-dr-omar-suleiman.webp "Join Dr. Omar Suleiman as he delves into the profound lessons derived from historic Islamic victories during Ramadan. Through insightful reflection, discover how these triumphs continue to inspire and guide us in our modern-day struggles. Explore the timeless wisdom and strategic insights embedded within these pivotal moments, offering invaluable guidance for navigating challenges with faith, courage, and resilience")
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