[ShotgunMessiah]

Originally Posted by AM415

So, I wanted to post something here...but decided against it b/c I figured more sisters probably read this thread than brothers. We should think about changing the name of this thread. For instance, if FPH was called "pretty shoes" not a single brother would ever think about reading it. whats a really manly thing that could be used for MPH?

Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell.

Doesn't get much manlier than that.

[Jamroll]

Hey guys, the FPHers have escaped from their thread and are going crazy on a man-hating spree all over Islamica. Run, run, RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!!!!

[wheelworks]

Originally Posted by Jamroll

Hey guys, the FPHers have escaped from their thread and are going crazy on a man-hating spree all over Islamica. Run, run, RUN FOR YOUR LIVES!!!!!!

Yea they're making a mess and leaving us men to clean up after them. Pshhh like we're supposed to do chores

I think we should get Jaysh to whip em all up into shape and make em clean up

[Wolfn]

Originally Posted by IbnMardhiyah

Never use the black without the blue.

Selsun Blue.

That stuff actually turned my scalp blue (no joke).

And I still have a scorching case of dandruff. HELP!!!

[AM415]

Ok, this conversation took place a while ago at a youth brother's halaqah. I think you had to be at least 14 or something to attend. I dont know why I remembered it today:

Imam: Ok guys, open up your fiqh book. Today we'll be discussing Menstruation. Now menstruation literally means running. But wh.....wait a second....how old are you? (points at the youngest kid)
Kid: I'm 12
Imam: Hmm....ok....whats menstruation?
Kid: Running
Everyone:
Imam: lets all go menstruate 2 laps around the masjid.

[LEGALEAGLE]

Originally Posted by ShahRukh

I have had dandruff for years now and despite of trying 3453454 products, honestly i've come to the conclusion that theres no cure for it...anyone else with dry skin and too much dandruff in your hair?


please reply me

any shampoo with coal tar...

[Revert]

Salaams

okay i've decided to grow a beard again i'm just curious to what the sunnah requriements are on shaving the neck area?

also i found this fatwa in regards to the moustache and was wondering if the opinion is still valid?

The ruling on Moustache

The trimming and shortening of the moustache has been emphatically mentioned in many narrations of the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace), as we have seen above, thus, there is no need to repeat these narrations.

The Hadiths from the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) mention two things:

1) Some state, “Shorten your moustaches.”

2) Others state, “Remove your moustaches.” (See: Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim).

Thus, all the Schools of Islamic law agree on the fact that, it is impermissible to leave the moustache in a way that it covers the upper lip, for it is against the Sunnah and unhygienic, especially when eating. It would be unlawful to grow a very long moustache, as is customary in many people.
Zayd ibn Arqam (Allah be pleased with him) narrates that the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) said: “Whosoever does not shorten his moustache is not one from us.” (Sunan Tirmizi, no. 2761, Sunan Nasa’i, no. 14 and Musnad Ahmad, 4/366, and Imam al-Tirmizi classed it to be authentic).

Sayyiduna Abd Allah ibn Abbas (Allah be pleased with him) narrates that the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him & give him peace) used to trim or take from his moustache, and the friend of Allah (khalil), the Prophet Ibrahim (blessings be upon him) would also do the same.” (Sunan Tirmizi, no. 2760 and Musnad Ahmad, 1/301)

However, the scholars differ as to whether it is better to shorten the moustache or remove it and shave it altogether.

The relied upon opinion in the Hanafi School is that, it is even better to remove one’s moustache, though the sunnah is achieved by shortening the it such that it no longer covers the upper lip.

Imam Ibn Abidin (Allah have mercy on him) states that the opinion of shaving off the moustache being a Sunnah, was chosen by many scholars. (Radd al-Muhtar)

Imam al-Tahawi said that it is a Sunnah to shave the moustache, and it is better than shortening it, affirming that this is the position of Abu Hanifa and both his main students (Allah have mercy on them). (See: Tahawi, Sharh Ma’ani al-Athaar, 4.229,

He also reported, with his authentic chains of transmission, that this was from the practice of great Companions, including Abd Allah ibn Umar, Abu Hurayra, Abu Sa’id al-Khudri, Abu Usayd al-Sa’idi, Rafi’ ibn Khadij, Jabir ibn Abd Allah, Anas ibn Malik, and others. (ibid.)

Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal (Allah have mercy on him) used to shave his moustache, thus the Hanbali position is also similar to that of the Hanafis. The Maliki School states that the moustache should not be completely removed, rather only shortened. The Shafi’is also hold a similar view.

This is what I have, and Allah knows best.

Muhammad ibn Adam
Darul Iftaa
Leicester , UK

Darul Iftaa

[Jamroll]

Originally Posted by Revert

Salaams

okay i've decided to grow a beard again i'm just curious to what the sunnah requriements are on shaving the neck area?

also i found this fatwa in regards to the moustache and was wondering if the opinion is still valid?

I'm pretty certain it is, but I don't think it would affect any of us. You don't want one of those walrus moustaches anyway, do ya?

[Revert]

Originally Posted by Jamroll

I'm pretty certain it is, but I don't think it would affect any of us. You don't want one of those walrus moustaches anyway, do ya?

I was always told removing the moustache wasn't sunnah.

[Jamroll]

Originally Posted by Revert

I was always told removing the moustache wasn't sunnah.

Oh soz, I just skimmed the article. I thought you were talking about having a normal 'tache verus having one that drops over your mouth [like a walrus]. (parantheses all mine )

I think the ikhtilaf revolves around what the Prophet (saw) meant by "remove" - whether he meant remove as in "get rid of that walrus tash", or remove as in "shave it off completely, lads".

Either works.

[bravotwozero]

Originally Posted by Wolfn

That stuff actually turned my scalp blue (no joke).

And I still have a scorching case of dandruff. HELP!!!

Try using shampoos that contain pyrithione zinc. Failing that, go see a dermatologist.

[Revert]

Originally Posted by Jamroll

Oh soz, I just skimmed the article. I thought you were talking about having a normal 'tache verus having one that drops over your mouth [like a walrus]. (parantheses all mine )

I think the ikhtilaf revolves around what the Prophet (saw) meant by "remove" - whether he meant remove as in "get rid of that walrus tash", or remove as in "shave it off completely, lads".

Either works.

Ah okay..so it revolves around what the prophet(saws) meant by remove? Hmm that makes more sense to me now.

So what about the neck area? I want to get as close to the sunnah as possible.

[frosama]

On a completely irrelevant note, have any of you ever thrown up after working out? Granted I just started up again a week or two ago but yesterday was the first time I've thrown up. And I ate like 2-4 hours beforehand so I'm sure it wasn't really that. I wasn't really dehydrated so I'm guessing it is just the intensity of the workout. I did step it up a little from last time. Any ideas?

[sixpakistan]

Originally Posted by frosama

On a completely irrelevant note, have any of you ever thrown up after working out? Granted I just started up again a week or two ago but yesterday was the first time I've thrown up. And I ate like 2-4 hours beforehand so I'm sure it wasn't really that. I wasn't really dehydrated so I'm guessing it is just the intensity of the workout. I did step it up a little from last time. Any ideas?

Yeah, I have. It's common when you work out really hard. That's what spit buckets are for.

[infamousbrown]

Baron Davis of the GSW has a pretty good beard going.