SALAFI WOMEN (سلفيات)

Final stages... In shā’ Allāh, it will be available soon. We are pleased to announce glad tidings to the students of knowledge especially those in the West with the launch of our official translation and publication initiative. Al-Maktabah As-Sunniyyah Translations & Publications Through our officially established and legally registered publishing house, we are dedicated to translating, publishing, and distributing beneficial Islamic books worldwide. By the permission of Allāh, we have now successfully established our publishing house. Our first publication will be the book "Hasad (Envy)." We ask Allāh to place blessing in this effort, make it sincerely for His Face, and allow it to benefit the Muslims across the world. Āmīn. https://t.me/AlMaktabahassuniyyah101

The issue is not merely the presence of a covering, but rather the extent to which it achieves proper concealment. So that we do not lose sight of the wisdom for which covering was legislated. The Messenger of Allaah ((ﷺ)) Said:⤵️ "Women who are clothed yet naked, leading others astray and being led astray, with their heads like the leaning humps of Bactrian camels they will not enter Paradise, nor will they smell its fragrance, even though its fragrance can be detected from such-and-such a distance." https://t.me/Salafiwomen4

Al-Maktabah As-Sunniyyah Translations Publications Presents ⤵️ 🔷«تلاوة ماتيسر من:سورة النازعات» بصوت القارئ : 🎙️> #أبي_عبدالرحمن_رشاد_الضالعي      حفظه الله وغفر له. 🔊Ahlu-Sunnah Recitations🔊 From The Official English Channel of Ash-Shaykh Abee Abdirahman Rashaad Ibn Ahmad Ad-Dhalee'e Dawah From Yemen A Beautiful Recitation Of Surah An-Nazi'at [ Verses 34 to 46] From what Allaah has made easy By: ⤵️ The Noble Shaykh Abee Abdirahman Rashaad Ibn Ahmad Ad-Dhalee'e((حفظه الله )) https://t.me/rashadEng1/331 https://t.me/rashadEng1

The footage in this video was taken at the Markaz of Shaykh Ahmad ʿUthmān al-ʿAdanī (حفظه الله), known as Jāmiʿ al-Kabīr (الجامع الكبير), located in the small town of Burayqah in Aden. Alḥamdulillāh, we were blessed with the opportunity to visit the Shaykh. He graciously welcomed us and honored us with his hospitality, and we were fortunate to attend his lessons. We also had the pleasure of meeting many foreign students, including some of the Ghurabāʾ (strangers) from various countries. Our visit coincided with the period when many students had come to renew their iqāmah (residency permits).

Al-Maktabah As-Sunniyyah Translations Publications Presents ⤵️ Dawah From Yemen Ahlu-Sunnah Recitations «تلاوة قوية من:سورة إبراهيم»` بصوت القارئ : 🎙️> #أحمد_عثمان_العدني      حفظه الله وغفر له. Strong Recitation Of Surah Ibrahim Verses 42-52 The Noble Shaykh Abee Abdirahman Ahmad Ibn Uthman Al-Adani((حفظه الله )) https://t.me/DawahFromYemenEng1/105 https://t.me/AlMaktabahassuniyyah101/2231

Do not think that excellence is confined to anyone. Rather, by the permission of Allah, you can surpass anyone if you are truthful with Allah, sincere to Him in your intention, constant in diligence and striving, and your objective is to seek His Countenance, Glorified and Exalted is He. https://t.me/Salafiwomen4

لا تظنَّ أنَّ التفوُّق وقفٌ على أحدٍ؛ بل يمكنك، بإذن الله، أن تتفوَّق على أيِّ أحدٍ، إذا صدقتَ مع الله، وأخلصتَ له النيَّة، ولازمتَ الجدَّ والاجتهاد، وكان مقصدُك ابتغاءَ وجهه سبحانه وتعالى.

Be a Dāʿiyah (Caller to Allaah) Be sincere wherever you are whether in your home, your city, your country, or anywhere in the world. Call to Allah with wisdom, mercy, patience, and good character. Why Is the Muslim Woman So Important? The Muslim woman holds a noble and honoured position in Islam. Allaah created her with wisdom and purpose, not without value or significance. She was created: 1. As half of society. Through her, generations are nurtured and communities are strengthened. 2. As the caretaker of her home after her husband. She preserves the religion within her household by nurturing faith, good manners, and righteous character in herself and her children. 3. As the counterpart of man. Allaah created men and women to complement one another, each with rights, responsibilities, and virtues suited to the role Allaah has given them. Sadly, many Muslim women are led to believe that Islam considers them worthless, that their opinions do not matter, or that they have no value because they are not identical to men. These are misconceptions. Islam honours the believing woman as a daughter, a wife, a mother, a teacher, and a worshipper of Allaah. Her worth is not measured by worldly standards or by imitating men, but by her faith, righteousness, and obedience to Allaah. A Muslim woman should never belittle herself. She should take pride in the honour Allah has given her, seek beneficial knowledge, worship her Lord sincerely, and strive to be a source of goodness for her family, her community, and the Ummah. Be a woman who calls others to Allaah with knowledge, sincerity, wisdom, and beautiful character. This is among the greatest honours and the best of deeds. The Noble Mission of the Muslim Woman The Muslim woman should strive to raise future scholars, callers to Allaah, righteous leaders, and reformers who will benefit the coming generations. How does she achieve this? She begins by learning her religion. She should never settle for less than what Allaah has honoured her with. Allaah has blessed her with intelligence, wisdom, and the ability to learn and teach. If she is capable of managing a household, nurturing her children, and caring for her family, then she is certainly capable by the permission of Allaah of seeking beneficial knowledge. The One who granted her the strength to fulfil her responsibilities is also the One who will aid her in seeking knowledge if she is sincere. She can use her talents, time, and abilities in the service of Islam by learning, teaching, nurturing her children upon the Qur'an and Sunnah, encouraging righteousness, and supporting the call to Allaah. The impact of this may be far greater than pursuing worldly achievements alone. Seeking lawful worldly education, work, and skills is permissible and can be beneficial, provided they remain within the limits and legislation of Allaah. However, the greatest investment a believing woman can make is in knowledge that brings her closer to Allaah and enables her to raise a generation that worships Him upon guidance. A single righteous woman can become the means by Allaah's permission for the guidance of an entire family, and perhaps generations to come. https://t.me/Salafiwomen4

If you have any advice, insights, or personal experiences related to marriage and life that you believe could benefit others, we would love to hear from you. Perhaps you have gone through a similar situation, or you have learned valuable lessons that could help someone facing those very challenges today. Your words may provide comfort, guidance, and hope to those in need. As part of our upcoming counseling sessions, we hope to share beneficial experiences and practical advice with others. Feel free to email us with your story or advice. Any submissions we share will, of course, remain completely anonymous. https://t.me/Salafiwomen4 salafiwomen4@gmail.com

The Most Harmful and Deceptive Women to Other Women A sister wrote to us ⤵️ Among the worst and most harmful afflictions that a woman can bring upon another woman is the harm that some divorced and miserable women bring to those who are still married. Their advice is:⤵️

"I found so much relief, freedom, healing, and peace of mind after my divorce. You need to heal too, so don't hold on to a husband who doesn't know your worth. Instead, breathe the air of freedom, relaxation, and peace of mind."

But if she truly wanted to advise her for the sake of Allah, out of sincere love and concern for her, she would say:

"Hold on, my sister. Save your home, your marriage, your children, and your family ties. Be patient, as long as patience is possible, for this world is a prison for the believer whether male or female, without exception."

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Advice Regarding Informing a Prospective Wife About an Existing Marriage 📩Question📩 The Questioner from Britain says:⤵️ السلام عليكم ورحمة و بركاتة A Brother is confused and is seeking advice He is currently married and has children with his wife. He proposed marriage to another woman in another country, and she believes that he is unmarried and has no children. Had she known that he was already married, she would not have agreed to marry him. He does not want to inform her because they have reached a very advanced stage in the marriage process, and because she recently lost a close loved one. The marriage contract is scheduled to take place in three days. His intention is to complete the marriage contract and then explain the situation to her on the first night before consummating the marriage. What is your advice? 📨Answered by📨 🎙Ash-Shaykh Abee Abdillaah Muhammad Ba Jamal ((حفظه الله)) و عليكم السلام و رحمة و بركاتة A man is not required, if he wishes to marry, to inform the woman that he is already married and that he has children. If he intends to conduct the marriage contract and then inform her before consummating the marriage, while he already knows that she presently does not want to be a second wife and does not want a husband who has children, then there is no need for him to marry her and then inform her. If she is firm upon that position, and he informs her afterwards and she is not convinced, then he should divorce her. There is no need for that. Rather, a person should be straightforward.[ keep it real] If he were to marry her without informing her at all, consummate the marriage, and never tell her, then the marriage is still valid. This is not considered deception in the Islamic legal sense that would give her the right to refuse the continuation of the marriage. Therefore, either:⤵️ he informs her directly, or he marries her without informing her. He is not obligated to tell her. If she later comes to know, then she has simply become aware of the existing reality. And Allaah, the Mighty and Majestic, says:⤵️ "Then marry those women who are lawful for you two, three, or four." [An-Nisa [3] This is the fundamental principle. Therefore, no one has the right to object to that. If he married her and she later found out, he would not be considered treacherous. It is similar to a man who marries a second wife without informing his first wife. This is also not considered betrayal, because that is his right. However, he is required to be just between his wife and his wives. And Allaah knows best. https://t.me/EngFatawaboxes_9_9_9_Bot/454 https://t.me/bajmaal/15569

A Woman's First Husband Returns After Ten Years Claiming He Never Divorced Her 📩Question📩 A Questioner from America says:⤵️ السلام عليكم ورحمة و بركاتة A woman believed that her first husband had divorced her, so she later married another man. She then obtained a khulʿ (divorce by mutual agreement) from the second husband. After ten years of the first husband's absence, he returned and claimed that he had never divorced her in the first place. Note: ⤵️ The woman is asking the imam to annul her marriage to the first husband, who abandoned her and remained absent for ten years. 📨 Answered by:📨 🎙Ash-Shaykh Abee Abdillaah Muhammad Ba Jamal ((حفظه الله)) Matters of divorce are not established based on assumptions. Since her being under the marriage bond of her first husband was established with certainty, she does not leave that marriage except with certainty. Accordingly, her second marriage was invalid. However, because of her ignorance, there is no sin upon her. What is required of Muslim men and women is to learn the rulings related to marriage and divorce. These matters are not based on assumptions but on something established and certain. Since her first husband claims that he never divorced her at all, and she is not certain that he did divorce her, then the ruling is that she remains his wife unless she can produce evidence that he divorced her. Otherwise, his statement is accepted along with his oath. If she wishes to seek annulment of the marriage because he neglected her, abandoned her, failed to provide for her, and never inquired about her, then she has the right to do so. And Allaah knows best. https://t.me/EngFatawaboxes_9_9_9_Bot/456 https://t.me/bajmaal/15569