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Posted: 11 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: MamuKiBhanji
I asked from my mom...!!!

She said as whn we offer prayer in Masjid there r rows...& ppl offer nammaaz whn sumone is in front if thm...

Just lyk tht during Quran khuwani...we cn recite Quran facing back...!!

It all depends on Niyat ..

That's nice explanation. 👏

Thanks to your mom!

Edited by Nels - 11 years ago

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Yuvika

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Posted: 11 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: AnotherAdmirer

If I would point at anything then it would be how everyone's hair was so visible despite the dupatta draping on their heads :P

yeh that's something that annoys me... when reciting Quran just like when reading namaz, the head must be covered...ur hair can't be seen but in this case the hair was seen. thankfully preetika's hair are properly covered when praying namaz.

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shelly_Arsha

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Posted: 11 years ago

#13

Originally if a person alone is reciting Quran, you should not have ur back towards them. However as this is the Quran khuwani where everyone is gathered, it is allowed. Like In mosque's you are allowed to stand infront of people and read namaz whereas alone no one should be in front. All depends on the situation, as long as you have the niyat. That's what i've heard and my personal opinion only :)

Edited by shelly_Arsha - 11 years ago

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Daebak

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Posted: 11 years ago

#14

M glad BI makers are making lesser mistakes with religion these days and not offending the religion...

Off topic -

Ok ppl...

Since there are many Muslims in this forum I wanted to ask something...

One of my best friends is a Muslim and shez getting married soon...I wanna know if it is ok to wear a black dress at the wedding, I bought a black outfit unwittingly and then realized that in some places black is considered inauspicious...But since tumlogo ka Burkha black hota hai I wonder if it will be an issue...?

Secondly, what should I gift her...any suggestions? Something that is considered very auspicious in your religion?

@Mods - Sorry for my bokwas in advance,...plz dont give me a red note😆

Edited by togepe30 - 11 years ago

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-Sadiaa-

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Posted: 11 years ago

#15

Originally posted by: togepe30

M glad BI makers are making lesser mistakes with religion these days and not offending the religion...

Off topic -

Ok ppl...
Since there are many Muslims in this forum I wanted to ask something...

One of my best friends is a Muslim and shez getting married soon...I wanna know if it is ok to wear a black dress at the wedding, I bought a black outfit unwittingly and then realized that in some places black is considered inauspicious...But since tumlogo ka Burkha black hota hai I wonder if it will be an issue...?

Secondly, what should I gift her...any suggestions? Something that is considered very auspicious in your religion?

@Mods - Sorry for my bokwas in advance,...plz dont give me a red note😆

yeah...U can wear black dress...Infact u can wear any colour on any occasion...😃

Ermmm...Gift *I m very bad in giving suggestions 😆*Sorry