Mr Darbo, Yalna bumala piss off!! Decoys?!? Don't forget I'm in those
concentric ditches, you have to be clear when communicating with me,
with luck I will understand you then. Edi
On 26/06/2009, Haruna Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Thanks Bilal. I say we tackle Shaytaan head-on. Who is he/she? And does it
> mess with minors? What is Shaytaan's age limit for engagement? Haruna. Where
> is Mariama and my useful Hadith. I don't want you creating decoys around my
> friggin questions. You're pissin me off Bilal. Haruna.
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> From: Edi Jah <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Sent: Fri, Jun 26, 2009 8:56 am
> Subject: Fwd: Daily Hadith: The Third is the Shaytaan
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> The Third is the Shaytaan
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> asul Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: “Whenever a non-mahram
> an and woman meet in seclusion, Shaytaan definitely is the third one
> oining them.” [Tirmidhi]
> What this hadith means is that Shaytaan arouses their passions and
> ncites them to commit evil. Prevention is better than cure.
> ornication and adultery rip to shreds the psychological health of
> ociety. Since the family is the building block of society, for a
> ociety to be healthy, it must have healthy families that constitute
> t. To prevent any situation arising which might harm the family unit,
> slam nips the source of problems in the bud. A person is responsible
> ot only for himself or herself but for the spiritual, emotional,
> sychological and physical well being of their children as much as it
> s in their control. From their children will arise many more
> enerations. Keeping this in mind we have to do our best to provide as
> ealthy a moral environment as we can so we are not held responsible
> or the destruction of future generations.
> “If t
> he breakdown of the family and female security is to be averted,
> nly two strategies are available: firstly, members of society may be
> onditioned to believe that sexuality is from the devil, and should
> nspire feelings of guilt and distaste; or secondly, sexuality may be
> ccepted as the loving expression of a natural human need, in which
> ase the sexes must be separated, within reason, to avoid the risk of
> he temptation of weak souls and hence their unchastity.”
> “Historically, the first of these two choices has been that of
> hristianity, while Islam has opted for the second. The modern Western
> ttitude, in which there is both an obsession with sexuality and a
> asual mingling of men and women, and which has resulted in massive
> romiscuity (and hence infidelity, divorce, abortion and disease) does
> ot represent an ethically coherent system.” [The Seventy-Seven
> ranches of Faith, translator’s note, The Quilliam Press]
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