Posted by: theMajlis
Prohibitions The following are some acts prohibited by the Shariah, but in which people generally indulge: • Engaging in unnecessary talk while the Athaan is being recited. • Engaging in unnecessary talk while making Wudhu. • Entering the toilet with a bared head. • Eating without the head being covered. • Spitting inside the toilet. • Reciting the Masnoon Duaas or Bismillaah, etc. while making wudhu in a bathroom which also has a toilet.
• Entering the home with the left foot and without reciting Bismillaah. • Wearing the trousers on or below the ankles. This applies to only males. • Wearing rings made of a metal other than silver or gold. All forms of imitation rings are prohibited for both men and women. Men may, however wear only a silver ring. • Eating and drinking with the left hand. • Sleeping on the stomach. This is the style of shaitaan. • Wandering in the public without Islamic headgear. • Eating unnecessarily in the public. • Drinking and eating while standing. • Speaking when inside the bathroom or toilet unless it is necessary. • Eating with knives and forks. THE MUSJID P R O H I B I T I O N S The following acts are prohibited: • To enter the Musjid without wudhu • To speak, recite or make thikr when the Imaam stands up to proceed to the mimbar for the Jumuah Khutbah • To recite Durood Shareef audibly or silently with lip movement when the name of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) is mentioned during the Khutbah • To enter the Musjid or to perform Salaat clad in a manner which is undignified and Makrooh according to the Shariah, e.g. jeans and sweaters, T-shirts with inscriptions even if the inscriptions are not lewd. • To speak while the Athaan is being recited by the Muath-thin. • To lean against the wall of the Musjid for no valid reason, • To speak while making wudhu.
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