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The verse "Verily Allah intends to ... (33:33)" was revealed to the Prophet (PBUH&HF) in the house of Umm Salama. Upon that, the Prophet gathered Fatimah, al-Hasan, and al-Husain, and covered them with a cloak, and he also covered Ali who was behind him. Then the Prophet said: "O' Allah! These are the Members of my House (Ahlul-Bayt). Keep them away from every impurity and purify them with a perfect purification." Umm Salama (the wife of Prophet) asked: "Am I also included among them O Apostle of Allah?" the Prophet replied: "You remain in your position and you are toward a good ending."

Sahih al-Tirmidhi, v5, pp 351,663

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Tawheed

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Original post by Incredible97

Yup! That's correct.
Ur quiz question

My quiz question: What verse does Allah swt speak to those who believe but have parents who disbelieve. What is that verse, and what is the guidance given?

If that's too hard then:

Out of all the women in the Prophet pbuh's life, two were granted the status of being the leaders of the women of Jannah - who are they?

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Original post by Tawheed

My quiz question: What verse does Allah swt speak to those who believe but have parents who disbelieve. What is that verse, and what is the guidance given?

If that's too hard then:

Out of all the women in the Prophet pbuh's life, two were granted the status of being the leaders of the women of Jannah - who are they?

I'm not sure of the numbers but there ayaat in Surah Luqman which spoke of being good to your parents but not to follow them in disbelief, and if they try to make you disbelieve, do not leave them but still be there for them.
If I remember correctly, these ayaat were revealed when a Sahabi told his mother that he was Muslim and she then went on hungerstrike, causing him to feel guilt. She later accepted that her son was a Muslim after he stuck firm with his conviction in la illaha ilallah.

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Mary562

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Original post by K1NG93

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Reply 385

Up quark

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Original post by Enoxial

Will you come?

Those world leaders defo won't be coming, that's for sure. I understand the paris attacks were rare and all, but the difference in reaction and media coverage makes it seem like those 17 lives are worth a million times more than those 2k lives

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Enoxial

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Original post by Up quark

Those world leaders defo won't be coming, that's for sure. I understand the paris attacks were rare and all, but the difference in reaction and media coverage makes it seem like those 17 lives are worth a million times more than those 2k lives

Yup.
A similar cartoon was drawn after Mandela's death mocking the hypocrisy.

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Incredible97

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Original post by K1NG93

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Mashallah so true. Great reminder, JZK brother

Reply 388

Ankabout

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Original post by Up quark

Those world leaders defo won't be coming, that's for sure. I understand the paris attacks were rare and all, but the difference in reaction and media coverage makes it seem like those 17 lives are worth a million times more than those 2k lives

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Yeah... media coverage would make a HUGE difference e.g. if the victims' faces and names were revealed and their surviving family members interviewed. Then those 2k lives wouldn't be just another statistic?

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username945663

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Original post by teenhorrorstory

Did any of you watch Panorama last night?

Yep. I commented on it a few pages back.

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username883747

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Original post by Enoxial

لَم يَفعَل actually means "He doesn't do"
You don't have verb tables memorized?

Do you mean which state the word is in etc?

what would you translate the word preceded by maa as? No i am aware of what maa and lam denote and what to do with the verb after but not by wrote. I've only had 1 lesson on that and am restarting with sh. Akram who teaches in a very different way to the dry sarf/nahw or even the bayna yadayk style

No. Something to do with meaning.