Hadrah at Fort Canning 2

[magikalzest]

in the islamic world? or issit just your world? sorry bro.. i dun think so. whats up with d headbanging n holding hands n shouting? sharing of power? i dun think getting into a trance is islamic. u dun feel weird watchin grown men doing this? might as well dance like britney spears n say d shalawat.

[ridhaus]

@magikalzest Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim

so even with a sahih hadith u still question this? Hasya Astarghfirullah. go back to ur Poco Poco dance or rock music then. atleast we are doing something that is reciting salawat. not lost in some magikalzest world. this is why they say, "if one have an issue on shariat, go visit an alim in that field of study. if one have an issue with tassauf, visit an alim in tassauf. for they are more knowledgeable in their field than the other"

[magikalzest]

kalau nak berdakwa tru nashid.. nanyi je la.. asal nak pakai dancing in circles pulak? who's teaching is this??? heran man?!

[ridhaus]

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim

Selam Aleykum

this "dancing in circles" is what in the islamic world we call Dzikir Hadrah.

Hadîths from Imâm Ahmad ibn Hanbal's Musnad. To begin with, here is a chain of authority from Sayyidi Shaykh-u|-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri back to the great Imâm. Sayyidi Shaykh-u|-Islam Dr Prof Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri narrates from al-Imâm Ahmad ibn Hanbal (radiyallâhu `anhu) via many unbroken chains of authority, of which the following is one:

[ridhaus]

From ash-Shaykh `Alawî ibn `Abbâs al-Mâlikî (the father of ash-Shaykh Muhammad `Alawî al-Mâlikî);

Who from Muhaddith al-Haramayn `Umar ibn Hamdân al-Mahrisî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Ahmad ibn Ismâ`îl al-Barzanjî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Ahmad ibn Zaynî Dahlân;

Who from ash-Shaykh `Uthmân ibn Hasan ad-Dimyâtî;

Who from al-Imâm Abî `Abdullâh Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Amîr al-Kabîr al-Misrî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Abil-Hasan `Alî ibn Ahmad al-`Adawî as-Sa`îdî al-Misrî;

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Who from ash-Shaykh Muhammad ibn `Uqayla al-Makkî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Hasan ibn `Alî al-`Ujaymî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Safiyyuddîn Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Qashâshî al-Madanî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Shamsuddîn ibn Ahmad ar-Ramlî;

Who from ash-Shaykh al-Qâdî Zakariyâ ibn Muhammad al-Ansârî;

Who from al-Hâfiz ash-Shihâb Ahmad ibn Hajar al-`Asqalânî;

Who from ash-Shaykh as-Sâlih ibn Abî `Umar al-Maqdisî;

Who from ash-Shaykh Fakhruddîn `Alî ibn Ahmad al-Bukhârî;

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Who from ash-Shaykh Abî `Alî Hanbal ibn `Abdullâh ibn al-Faraj al-Makbar;

Who from Abil-Qâsim Hibatullâh ibn Muhammad ibn `Abdul-Wâhid ash-Shaybânî;

Who from Abî `Alî al-Hasan ibn `Alî at-Tamîmî;

Who from Abî Bakr Ahmad ibn Ja`far ibn Hamdân al-Qatî`î;

Who from `Abdullâh ibn Ahmad ibn Hanbal;

Who from his father al-Imâm Ahmad ibn Hanbal ash-Shaybânî [164-241] (radiyallâhu `anhu).

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This Imâm Ahmad ibn Hanbal (ra) narrates the following two narrations:

Anas ibn Mâlik (radiyallâhu `anhu) said that the Abyssinians (Habashîs) danced in front of the Messenger of Allâh (SAW); dancing (yarquSûn/raqS) while saying "Muhammad is a Righteous Servant (Muhammadun `Abdun Sâlih)" (in their dialect/language). Allâh's Messenger (SAW) asked, "What are they saying?" And they responded, "Muhammadun 'Abdun Sâlih!".(Ahmad ibn Hanbal, al-Musnad (Beirut: Dâr Sâdir), 3:152, #12564)

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Our liege-lord `Ali (KW), said:

"I visited the Prophet, SAW, with Ja`far (ibn Abi Talib) and Zayd (ibn Haritha). The Prophet, Allah bless and greet him, said to Zayd: "You are my freedman" (anta mawlay), whereupon Zayd began to hop on one leg around the Prophet (hajala). The Prophet, SAW, then said to Ja`far: "You resemble me in my creation and my manners" (ashbahta khalqi wa- khuluqi), whereupon Ja`far began to hop behind Zayd. ......

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The Prophet, SAW, then said to me: "You are part of me and I am part of you" (anta minni wa-ana mink) whereupon I began to hop behind Ja`far.

[xiiaopuii]

why they have to get canning D:

[ridhaus]

We had an event there. thus the location

[Naqshinoor]

Mashallah

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alhamdulillah, thanks for viewing...