Wudu creatives Wudu.. you just cannot read Quraan Shareef

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HeavenlyBliss

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Sufi Muslims are mostly in Turkey. I don't think there are any in India/Pakistani, if there are then very less.

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Wikipedia can be edited by anyone so we cant trust them

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HeavenlyBliss

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Probably a Sufi Muslim edited it :P

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Okay first of all I am not the most religious person out there and this is just from what I observed.

From what I learned if you dont have water or dont have right place to do wudu you do "Masa/Massah" We do that here a lot [I am from US and some times the school restrooms are not the best places to do Wudu]

and secondly about reading Quran without wudu [please correct me if I am wrong] I think it has to do with language because I have seen many people do "Dawah" here and they distribute English version of Quran to many non-Muslims.

Dawah: "preaching Islam or inviting people to Islam or issuing a summon"

Edited by Sara_Joong - 11 years ago

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Amina

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Posted: 11 years ago

#65

about the sufi/shiah thing...i'm pretty sure the haiders and abdullah's are sunni muslims..as they follow the sunni ways and Aliyah prays in a sunni manner...

wikipedia can be edited by anyone...so don't read too much into it guys

on the other hand is sufi muslims even a thing? i thought it was more of a movement / way of praying...

i thought it was only Shiah/Sunni/Wahabi ? well atleast in india and Pakistan

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Amber

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Posted: 11 years ago

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for all those who are curious about sufism

This is from my religions of world class and Book = [Religions of World]

If you want to know more I have the other half too

Edited by Sara_Joong - 11 years ago

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HeavenlyBliss

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: -Ammie-
about the sufi/shiah thing...i'm pretty sure the haiders and abdullah's are sunni muslims..as they follow the sunni ways and Aliyah prays in a sunni manner...
wikipedia can be edited by anyone...so don't read too much into it guys

on the other hand is sufi muslims even a thing? i thought it was more of a movement / way of praying...

i thought it was only Shiah/Sunni/Wahabi ? well atleast in india and Pakistan

Sunni, Shia and Wahabi are the 3 most common. In total, there are around 75.

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HeavenlyBliss

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Posted: 11 years ago

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Originally posted by: Sara_Joong
Okay first of all I am not the most religious person out there and this is just from what I observed.

From what I learned if you dont have water or dont have right place to do wudu you do "Masa/Massah" We do that here a lot [I am from US and some times the school restrooms are not the best places to do Wudu]

and secondly about reading Quran without wudu [please correct me if I am wrong] I think it has to do with language because I have seen many people do "Dawah" here and they distribute English version of Quran to many non-Muslims.

I am pretty sure you can do Duaa without Wudhu though :S