Wednesday, January 28, 2015

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Saturday, January 24, 2015

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habshi@anony.net: Jan 24 07:51PM

Quite a good movie , just the fight to the death between the
female Indian agent and the male Pakistani ISI is worth the price of
the ticket.
Look for the outstanding skyscrapers in Saudi Aldara , the
Arabs have used the oil money wisely while the rich west builds steel
and glass eyesores.
Like the two lion statues in Nepal.Must see but there is only
song item at the end when people have started walking out, It is hard
to sit through a three hour movie without the songs which are an
essential part of a Bollywood movie. They are not just gymnastics ,
the hands and face follow the lyrics , watch this video for 'she
shoots from her eyes' and the female lead changes her dress ten times
each better than the one before so the women come to watch them.
 
 
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rFDJGo7u37k
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Friday, January 23, 2015

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habshi@anony.net: Jan 18 12:03PM

Three hours of sheer magic. Wonderful songs and dances including
this one by Shruti Hassan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E9wBFl5o-c
Background music is superb, just watch the gong as the bad guys head
is slammed on the bonnet. Some will get fed up with all the fights but
they are choreographed well.
Watch also the song with the Taj as the background
google 'youtube tevar songs'
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Thursday, January 22, 2015

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alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj): Jan 22 05:03PM

Kerala film actor Suresh Gopi to join BJP
 
Thursday, January 22, 2015
 
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/politics/kerala-film-actor-suresh-gopi-to-join-bjp/
 
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
 
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015

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habshi@anony.net: Jan 21 07:44PM

The best comedian on the planet , this movie will be a big hit
.
His shows , watch this one
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfMfiNM85kc
 
Also baby out this friday
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Yu_2nyOP5o
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015

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alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj): Jan 20 11:27PM

SHAJI N KARUN QUITS CENSOR BOARD, FAULTS ITS FUNCTIONING
 
PTI
The Pioneer
http://www.dailypioneer.com
Saturday, January 17, 2015
 
Thiruvananthapuram - After Leela Samson and fellow member
Ira Bhaskar, eminent filmmaker Shaji N Karun has resigned
as member of the Central Board of Film Certification
(CBFC) pledging solidarity with them and expressing
"gross dissatisfaction" at the functioning of the body.
 
Karun, who mailed his resignation to Samson last
evening, said he was quitting not just over the issue of
clearance to the controversial film "Messenger of God"
but mainly because of the "constitutional and
organisational" failure of the CBFC for some time.
 
Continues at:
 
http://www.dailypioneer.com/top-stories/shaji-n-karun-quits-censor-board-faults-its-functioning.html
 
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
 
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alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj): Jan 20 11:18PM

GOVT HITS BACK, ACCUSES CENSOR CHIEF OF POLITICIZING
THE ISSUE OF RESIGNATION
 
PTI
The Pioneer
http://www.dailypioneer.com
Saturday, January 17, 2015
 
New Delhi - Hitting back, government today accused Censor
Board chief Leela Samson and its other members, appointed
by the previous UPA government, of politicising the issue
of their resignation and termed her being as "non-
functional."
 
Information and Broadcasting Minister Arun Jaitley
charged Samson with being "non-functional" as she
herself has said no meetings of the Board took place and
cited unused Board funds returned to the Ministry.
 
"It is regrettable that the UPA appointees have decided
to politicise routine issues," he said in an article
"Rebels Without a Cause" posted on Facebook on the
controversy over resignation of Samson and some other
Censor Board members over clearance to Dera Sachcha
Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh's film "Messenger of
God".
 
Referring to Samson's allegation that Censor Board
meetings were not held regularly, Jaitley said "the
charge that meetings of the Censor Board are not being
held is a self condemnation.
 
"The meetings are to be convened not by the Minister or
the Secretary but by the Chairperson. If the meetings
are not being convened, it is for those responsible for
non-functioning who must blame themselves," he said.
 
On corruption, he said "if there is any corruption, the
UPA appointees have themselves to blame. I only wished
that the fact of corruption had been communicated even
once by the Chairperson of the Censor Board to me. The
non-functional Chairperson never did so."
 
"I have not met or spoken to any member of the Censor
Board nor authorised anyone to do the same," he said. He
also said neither he nor his junior minister
Rajyavardhan Rathore or any bureaucrat has ever
communicated with any member of the Censor Board and
that outgoing UPA appointees in the Board never raised
the issue of corruption with him.
 
Jaitley said "the NDA government maintains arms length
distance in all matters relating to film certification."
Accusing Congress of politicising the issue, he said
that in 2004 the government had dismissed the then
Censor Board headed by eminent actor Anupam Kher merely
on the ground that he was appointed by the earlier
government. "The UPA government had politicised the
Censor Board...We did not wish to do that.
 
Putting forth the legal position on the controversy,
Jaitley said it is the Censor Board alone which decides
on issues within its jurisdiction but an aggrieved
producer has the right to move the Appeal Tribunal and
if the latter disagrees with the Board, "it is part of
the due process of law and not an onslaught on the
Board's autonomy". "Can a subordinate judicial
authority ever cry foul if its decision is upset by an
appellate authority?," he said.
 
http://www.dailypioneer.com/top-stories/govt-hits-back-accuses-censor-chief-of-politicizing-the-issue-of-resignation.html
 
More at:
 
The Pioneer
 
http://www.dailypioneer.com
 
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
 
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Sunday, January 18, 2015

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habshi@anony.net: Jan 18 12:03PM

Three hours of sheer magic. Wonderful songs and dances including
this one by Shruti Hassan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E9wBFl5o-c
Background music is superb, just watch the gong as the bad guys head
is slammed on the bonnet. Some will get fed up with all the fights but
they are choreographed well.
Watch also the song with the Taj as the background
google 'youtube tevar songs'
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015

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habshi@anony.net: Jan 15 12:46AM

Why do people bother watching boring Hollywood movies when Bollywood
ones are so much more fun and entertaing ?
There are 60 Bollywood movies with English subtitles on netflix
 
 
excerpt
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/filmreviews/10465196/Netflix-30-best-films-on-Netflix.html
A list of the 101 best movies on Netflix UK
A list of the best movies currently available on the movie and TV
subscription service Netflix UK, as reviewed by film critic Tim Robey
 
 
CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER (1994)
 
Director: Phillip Noyce
Starring: Harrison Ford, Willem Dafoe
Certificate: 12
Running time: 141 mins
In a nutshell: Still the best attempt to put Tom Clancy on screen,
this crackerjack spy thriller found Harrison Ford in a perfect zone of
being beleaguered but not yet past it. Super support from Henry Czerny
and Harris Yulin as duplicitous spooks.
habshi@anony.net: Jan 15 12:34AM

excerpt
 
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/film-news/11327997/American-Sniper-Chris-Kyle-true-story.html
 
They wait for days, kill in an instant, then face the consequences.
Does Clint Eastwood's biopic of Iraq war hero Chris Kyle tell the
truth about life as an American Sniper?
Jim Gilliland had watched this scene in his crosshairs dozens of times
before. Seven hundred yards from his observation post overlooking a
battle-scarred Iraqi town, just beneath a wall daubed with the words
"Down USA", a passer-by had stopped next to a litter-strewn
roundabout, a known spot for planting roadside bombs. As the lone
figure crouched and started brushing away at a crater in the road,
Gilliland and his fellow sniper weighed up the odds.
 
Was it a member of the local insurgent cell, who were then unleashing
100 roadside bombs a month? Or could it be an innocent Iraqi, looking
for something in a pile of litter? As if the call wasn't tough enough,
another dilemma also loomed large. For the figure in the crosshairs
was dressed in a flowing black abbaya, the all-encompassing gown worn
by Iraq's womenfolk. To shoot an innocent man in Iraq would be bad
enough. To shoot an innocent female could spark an all-out uprising.
 
 
Advertisement
 
"We thought, 'we've got to be sure on this one'," recalls Gilliland,
who, with at least 65 confirmed kills to his name, was one of
America's top snipers in Iraq. "For a while we thought 'maybe there's
water in the crater and she is washing her hands'. Then she stood up
and walked away, but came back holding something in her hands. We
agreed that if she went right back to the crater, we were going to
shoot. But we looked at each other, and it was like 'man, if we get
this wrong, we are going to fry.'"
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Monday, January 12, 2015

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Muhammad (saws): A Role Model for a New Millennium
 
 
The human need for role models
 
Have you ever heard of Moses, Jesus, Confucius, Krishna or the Buddha? How about Gandhi, Mother Theresa or Martin Luther King? If you live in the West, there's a good chance that you know a bit about these people and their accomplishments. In man's eternal search for immortality and meaning, many leaders and heroes, both true and false, have made their appearance on the world stage. The respect and reverence shown to such figures among people of every nationality, in every age, points to a deep human need to believe in someone greater than oneself, in an attempt to transcend the confines of one's own limited existence. We see this theme recur in world myths, legends, hero stories, and in the idealisation of people who have been raised by their followers to superhuman or godly status.

Most educated people today are sceptics,
 
and view such stories as the charming remnants of a simpler age. And with globalisation and the steady stream of new religions and ideologies that people are exposed to, it may be hard to know what to believe. Some find it easier to ignore spiritual questions altogether, focusing instead on their relationships, careers and 'getting ahead'. Yet we know that excessive materialism stifles the mind and spirit; despite technological advances, the deep yearning to believe in a Higher Power, true leadership, and an ultimate purpose in life remains. In this day and age, who can be trusted as a guide in both spiritual and worldly matters?

There is one leader,
 
still largely unknown to the West, who is an extraordinary role model that people of all backgrounds can relate to: the Prophet Muhammad. The details of Muhammad's remarkable life have been carefully preserved and have been subjected to the scrutiny of historians, east and west. In contrast to others who have achieved renown for their accomplishments in a limited sphere of activity, Muhammad's achievements span all major areas of life. The historian Michael H. Hart wrote:
My choice of Muhammad to lead the list of the world's most influential persons may surprise some readers and be questioned by others, but he was the only man in history who was supremely successful on both the religious and secular levels. Hart, Michael, The 100: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History.

Why does the average European or American

know so little about a man whose life was so exceptional? Irrational fears and negative propaganda, dating back to the Crusades and exaggerated by the media, have created a 'mental block' for many people against all things Arab or Islamic, and the two terms are often mistakenly confused. As we enter the age of the global village, is it not time for those who pride themselves on being unprejudiced, independent thinkers to put aside these mental relics from a bygone era? We invite you to take a few minutes to explore a new understanding of religious leadership, and in so doing, to catch a glimpse of a man who is loved by one-fifth of the people on this planet.

The concept of Prophethood in Islam
 
For a Muslim, a Prophet does not primarily imply someone able to foretell the future - although most of Muhammad's predictions have already been fulfilled in astonishing ways - but a man sent by God to call people to repent, have faith, and dedicate their lives to doing good, thereby helping them rediscover the purpose for which they were created. Prophets are not considered to be Divine, and are not prayed to or worshipped - though they were men of outstanding character and spirituality who were protected from committing sins, performed miracles, received revelation and communed with God. Islam teaches that God is One, without partner or associate; no human being can share in any of the qualities that are unique to the Intelligent Creator and Sustainer of our vast and complex universe. Muhammad was no more than God's honoured servant and Messenger, yet he embodied the best of human potential, and that is what continues to make him so appealing and accessible today. Last in a line of Prophets and Messengers sent by God to all people on earth - including Noah, Abraham, Moses and Jesus - who effected the large-scale transformation of individuals and society, Muhammad was unsurpassed as teacher and guide. Speaking of his own role as the last true Prophet before Judgement Day, he said:
'The parable of me in relation to the Prophets who came before me is that of a man who built a house beautifully and well, except that one brick in its corner was missing. The people went around it and wondered at its beauty, but said: "If only that brick were put in its place!" I am that brick, and I am the last of the Prophets.'

Muhammad's personal life

Muhammad was born in 570 AD to a noble family of Makkah, and was a descendant of the Prophet Abraham. Orphaned at six, Muhammad was a thoughtful youth who worked as a shepherd and helped his uncle with the trade caravans. As a teenager he rejected the immoral customs of his people, who had become steeped in idolatry, and joined a chivalrous order, earning the nickname 'The Trustworthy'. At age 25 he found employment with a wealthy widow of 40 named Khadijah, managing her business. Impressed by his honesty and character, Khadijah proposed marriage and he accepted. Despite their age difference, they were happily married for 25 years, and were blessed with six children. After Khadijah's death Muhammad married several women for political and humanitarian reasons, as was expected of a man of his position; all but one were widows and divorcees. He was a loving and considerate husband and father, and his family was devoted to him despite his voluntary poverty, for he put into practice his own advice, 'the best of you is the one who is best to his own family.'

Muhammad, the Prophet

Muhammad received his first revelation from God at 40, through the Angel Gabriel. He continued to receive revelations for 23 years, on topics ranging from the Oneness of God and His wondrous handiwork, to stories of earlier prophets, morality and ethics, and life after death. These revelations became collectively known as the Qur'an, and are considered by Muslims to be the literal word of God; the Prophet's own words were collected separately. Muhammad's call to monotheism and social reform was heavily opposed by the Makkan elite; after enduring thirteen years of intense persecution, he and his followers were invited to relocate to Madinah, a town to the north that had been torn apart by generations of intertribal warfare. Muhammad successfully settled their differences and forged a bond of brotherhood between the two warring factions, as well as between the locals and the new emigrants. For Arab tribal society, this was an amazing accomplishment. The early Muslims learned to implement the golden rule under the Prophet's tutelage: 'No one truly believes until he desires for his brother what he desires for himself.'

Muhammad's legacy: the Madinan model

For Muhammad, religion was not a matter of personal conviction alone but a complete way of life, and Madinah flourished under his leadership. The Madinan model of government, based on justice, respect for human dignity and God-consciousness, became the template to which Muslims have looked for guidance and inspiration ever since. The Prophet drew up the world's first constitution in which the rights of religious minorities were protected, and entered into treaties and alliances with neighbouring tribes. He sent letters to the rulers of the Persians, Egyptians, Abyssinians and Byzantines, announcing his message of pure monotheism and inviting them to accept Islam. For the first time in history, women, children, orphans, foreigners and slaves were granted extensive rights and protection. Many of the Prophet's concerns seem surprisingly 'modern': he condemned racism and nationalism, saying 'there is no superiority of an Arab over a non-Arab, or a white man over a black man, except in righteousness.' He established laws protecting animals, trees and the environment. He encouraged free trade and ethical investments, but secured workers' rights and forbade usury. He worked for peace, but defined the parameters of the judicious use of force, when force was needed. He convinced people to give up alcohol, drugs, prostitution and crime, and promoted healthy living. He condemned domestic violence, encouraged his wives to speak their own mind, and granted Muslim women many rights not dreamed of in Europe until centuries later, including the right to own property, reject arranged marriages, and seek divorce because of incompatibility. And the Prophet encouraged his followers to seek beneficial knowledge wherever it could be found, with the result that Muslims never experienced a conflict between science and religion, and led the world in many fields of learning for centuries afterwards. Although his enduring legacy can be observed in everything from art to politics, Muhammad's greatest achievement by far was to re-establish pure monotheism. As simple and straightforward to understand as the nucleus at the centre of an atom, the concept of One God lies at the heart of Islamic culture. Muslims turn to their Creator for guidance, without the need for intermediaries, or the loss of dignity that idolatry and superstition bring.
The Prophet accomplished all this through the strength of his character and personal example; he inspired in his followers a love, devotion and sense of awe that was unparalleled. While other men would have been corrupted by the absolute power that he wielded in his later years, Muhammad remained humble, ever aware of the Source of his blessings. 'I am just God's servant,' he said, and 'I have only been sent as a teacher.' Although he spent his days in serving people and his nights in prayer, he preached religious moderation and balance; he forbade his followers to adopt a monastic lifestyle and preferred that they establish strong families and engage themselves in bettering the world around them, while remaining deeply conscious of God.
In the brief space of one generation and during his own lifetime, the Prophet Muhammad* successfully transformed the faith, mentality and culture of the people of Arabia; within 100 years his message had touched the hearts and lives of millions in Africa, Asia and parts of Europe. The Prophet foretold that each succeeding generation would be worse than the one before it, and true to his prediction, Muslims have not always understood or honoured his example. But Muhammad's teachings, speeches and customs were carefully noted down by his Companions, and compiled into books of authentic sayings which are available in translation. Along with the Qur'an, they form the holistic foundation of a satisfying way of life for practising Muslims, while for others, they provide a fascinating glimpse into the heart and mind of an exceptional man and role model from whom much can be learned.
 
http://www.islamhouse.com/401719/en/en/articles/Muhammad_Peace_be_Upon_Him:_A_Role_Model_for_a_New_Millennium
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alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj): Jan 11 06:42PM

CONFUSION SENDS DUTT BACK HOME AGAIN
 
By T. N. Raghunatha
The Pioneer
http://www.dailypioneer.com
Friday, January 9, 2015
 
Mumbai - In a day of high drama, Bollywood actor Sanjay
Dutt, a convict in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, did
not return to Pune's Central Prison till Thursday
evening, even hours after the expiry of the 14-day
parole period.
 
Though he had left Mumbai for Pune by road to surrender
before the prison authorities, Sanjay did not show up at
the Yerwada jail till the evening. Instead, the actor
headed back to his residence in Mumbai.
 
Eyewitness accounts said that though he was very much
in the vicinity of the Yerwada prison, the actor chose
not to enter the prison after having been reportedly
assured by the State prison administration that his
request for extension of leave was under consideration.
 
Continues at:
 
http://www.dailypioneer.com/nation/confusion-sends-dutt-back-home-again.html
 
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
 
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habshi@anony.net: Jan 09 08:39PM

Now heading for an incredible Rs700 crores , Re 7arab , $120m
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alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj): Jan 09 03:15AM

Classical singer to bring Meena Kumari's poetry to life
 
By Yogesh Pawar
Daily News & Analysis
Friday, January 9, 2015
 
Mumbai - The way late tragedy queen Meena Kumari breathed
life into her on-screen characters is the stuff legends
are made of. But few people know that acting was not her
only gift. A special concert called 'Kalam-e-Meena,
Bayan-e-Soma' by noted classical singer Soma Ghosh is set
to rediscover the magic of the late actress' poetry on
Saturday.
 
Continues at:
 
http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-classical-singer-to-bring-meena-kumari-s-poetry-to-life-2050957
 
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
 
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alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj): Jan 03 08:52PM

VHP: PK makes fun of Hinduism in every possible way
 
IANS
The Times of India
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
December 31, 2014
 
Demanding a ban on Aamir Khan-starrer "PK", right-wing
group Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Tuesday termed the film
part of a larger scheme to discredit Hindu religion and
rituals.
 
VHP spokesman Vinod Bansal told IANS that they have also
demanded an overhaul in the film censor board which
approved the movie, and a "change in its character" is
needed.
 
"The movie makes fun of Hinduism in every possible way.
For those who are saying it hits at other religions too,
all together the scenes of attack on Christianity and
Islam will last for two minutes. But for the rest of two
and half hours or more, they keep making fun of
Hinduism," said Bansal, on a day when protests were held
at cinema halls in Delhi screening the film.
 
"The movie is so insensitive, the character was an alien,
but the director was not," he said.
 
Bansal called it a part of a scheme to discredit Hindu
rituals.
 
"We want an immediate ban on the movie, and the
government needs to change the character of the censor
board. Every one says that we should not have problem
when the censor board has cleared the movie, the question
is who is heading the board..." he said.
 
Bansal added that National Investigation Agency (NIA)
must probe the source of funding for the movie, after
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Subramanian Swamy's claim
that the movie was funded by ISI.
 
Asked about the vandalism, the spokesman said: "Are the
theatres not guilty of screening the movie and being a
party to the malignant agenda."
 
He also claimed that there was no vandalism in Delhi
theatres.
 
"We staged peaceful protest at Delite cinema, and another
protest at Priya cinema".
 
Asked to air his objections on the movie, Bansal said
there is a long list.
 
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/hindi/bollywood/news/VHP-PK-makes-fun-of-Hinduism-in-every-possible-way/articleshow/45699242.cms
 
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THE SUPERIORITY OF THE MOTHER IN ISLAM
#1- From Abu Hurairah -radiallaahu anhu- who said: A man came to the Messenger of Allah -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- and said: 'O Messenger of Allah who from the people is the most deserving of my good companionship?
 
The Messenger -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- replied:
 
'Your mother.'
 
The man said: 'then who?'
 
The Messenger -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- replied:
 
'Your mother.'
 
The man said: 'then who?'
 
The Messenger -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- replied:
 
'Your mother.'
 
The man said: 'then who?'
 
The Messenger -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:
 
'Your father.'
 
[In another narration: '. . . . . the next closest relative then those closest after them.']
 
[Collected in 'Adab al-Mufrad' no.3, Tirmidhi and 'Irwaa al-Ghaleel' 829/2232, declared Hasan by Albaani.]
 
In another narration: 'A man came to the Prophet of Allah -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- and said: 'What do you order me with?' The Messenger -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:
 
'Be good to your mother.'
 
[Collected by 'Adab al-Mufrad' no. 6]
 
[Collected by Bukhari in 'Kitaab al-Adab' in the second chapter: 'Who from the people is the most deserving of my good companionship?' and also collected by Muslim in 'Kitaab al-Birr wa Silat wal Adab']
 
Imam Nawawi said in his explanation of this hadeeth:
 
'The Scholars have said: the reason for the superiority of the mother is due to her becoming tired on your account, her compassion, her serving you, suffering hardship while being pregnant with you, then giving birth to you, then suckling you, then bringing you up, serving you, nursing you and other things.'
 
[Taken from the 'Sharh Saheeh Muslim' 16/80]
 
Ibn Hajr quotes Ibn Battaal in the explanation of this hadeeth:
 
Ibn Battaal said: 'Malik was asked: my father requests me to do something but my mother prevents me from it.'
 
Imam Malik answered:
 
'Obey your father and do not disobey your mother.'
 
['Fath ul Bari'10/402]
 
#2- 'Asma bint Abu Bakr said: 'My mother came to me and she is a Mushrikah (Non-Muslim) at the time of the Messenger of Allah -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam-, so I asked the Messenger of Allah -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- about this and I said to him: 'My mother has come to me, and she is asking for me to be good to her, should I keep good relations with my mother?
 
The Messenger of Allah -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said: 'Keep good relations with her.'
 
[Collected by Bukhari, Muslim and in the wording mentioned by Abu Dawud: 'Asma -radiallaahu anha- said: '... and she hates Islam.' 'Saheeh Targhib wa Tarhib' p.657 no. 2500]
 
Ibn Uayainah said: Allah -Azza wa Jall- revealed:
 
<< Allah does not forbid you from dealing justly and kindly with those who did not fight against you on account of religion >>
 
[al-Mumtahina: 8] regarding her.
 
[Collected by Bukhari in 'Adab al-Mufrad' no. 25, declared Saheeh by Albaani in 'Saheeh Abu Dawud' (1468)]
 
#3- It is narrated from Talha bin Muaaweeyah as-Sulamee -radiallaahu anhu- who said: I came to the Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- and said: 'O Messenger of Allah! Indeed I want to participate in Jihad in the path of Allah.'
 
The Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said: 'Is your mother alive?'
 
I said: 'Yes.'
 
The Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:
 
'Stay at her feet, for there is Paradise.'
 
[Collected by Tabraani and Albaani declared it Saeeih li Ghayreehi in 'Saheeh Targhib wa Tarhib' 2/2484 p.649]
 
In a similar narration from Muaaweeyah bin Jaahimah where the Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:
 
'Stick to your mother, since indeed Paradise is at her feet.'
 
[Collected by Ibn Majah, Nisa'i and Albaani declared it Hasan Saheeh in 'Saheeh Targhib wa Tarhib' 2/2485]
 
In a similar hadeeth the Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- asked: 'Do you have parents?'
 
I said: 'Yes.'
 
The Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:
 
'Stick to them, since indeed Paradise is under their feet.'
 
[Collected by Tabrani and Albaani declared it Hasan Saheeh in 'Saheeh Targhib wa Tarhib' no. 2485]
 
#4 - From Ibn Umar -radiallaahu anhu- who said: 'A man came to the Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- and said: 'Indeed I have committed a major sin, is there any repentance for me?'
 
The Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said: 'Do you have a mother?'
 
He answered: 'No.'
 
The Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said: 'Do you have an aunt (mother's sister)?'
 
He answered: 'Yes.'
 
The Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- said:
 
'Then be good to her.'
 
[Collected by Tirmidhi, and declared Saheeh by Albaani and in the wording collected by Ibn Hibban and Hakim: 'Do you have parents?' 'Saheeh Targhib wa Tarhib' p.658 no. 2504]
 
#5- From al-Mughirah bin Shaybah -radiallaahu anhu- from the Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- who said:
 
'Indeed Allah has prohibited you from being disobedient to your mothers, and burying your daughters alive, to withhold from what Allah has allowed, claiming something which you do not have the right to claim. And Allah dislikes gossiping and excessive questioning, and wasting wealth.'
 
[Collected by Bukhari]
 
#6- From al-Miqdam bin Ma'adi Karb al-Kindi on the authority of the Prophet -sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam- who said:
 
'Indeed Allah orders you to fulfill the rights of your mothers, then to fulfill the rights of close relatives then those who are after them.'
 
[Collected in 'Silsilah Sahihah' No.1666]
 
From the Athaar of the Salaf
 
#7- From Sa'id bin Abu Burdah from his father who said: Ibn Umar -radiallaahu anhu- said: he was making Tawaaf and he saw a man making Tawaaf while carrying his mother saying:
 
Indeed I am like her submissive camel
 
Even if her ride becomes startled I will not become startled and run away
 
I carry her since she carried me more, do you think that I have paid her back O Ibn Umar?
 
He said: No, not even one breath while giving birth.
 
[Taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.268, 'Mukarim al-Akhlaaq' p.225, and 'Adab al-Mufrad' No.11and authenticated by Albaani]
 
#8- From Abu Hazim: that Abu Huraira -radiallaahu anhu- did not perform Hajj until his mother died.
 
[Collected in 'Mukarim al-Akhlaaq' p.80, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.268]
 
#9- From Muhammad who said: 'There was a date palm which bore one thousand dates, so Usamah bin Zayd -radiallaahu anhu- went to these dates and cut them off the tree due to their beauty. He was asked about it, so he said: Indeed my mother mentioned to me that she would love to have them, and there is nothing from the Dunya that my mother wants and I have the capability of getting except that I will get it for her.'
 
[Collected in 'Mukarim al-Akhlaaq' p.225, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p. 268]
 
#10- From Ibn Abbas -radiallaahu anhu- that a man came to him and said: 'I proposed to a woman but she refused to marry me, someone else proposed to her and she liked him and married him. I became jealous over her and I killed her, can I repent from this?'
 
Ibn 'Abbas asked: 'Is your mother alive?'
 
He answered: 'No.'
 
Then Ibn Abbas said: 'Repent to Allah -Azza wa Jal- and come close to Him as much as you can.'
 
The narrator said: I went and asked Ibn 'Abbas -radiallaahu anhu-: 'Why did you ask him whether his mother was alive?'
 
Ibn Abbas -radiallaahu anhu- answered:
 
'Indeed I do not know of an action closer to Allah -Azza wa Jal- than being good to one's mother.'
 
[Collected by Bukhari in 'Adab al-Mufrad' no.4, declared Saheeh by Albaani in 'Silsilah as-Sahihah' 2799]
 
#11- From Abu Hazim that Abu Murrah, the freed slave of Umm Hani the daughter of Abu Taalib informed him that he rode with Abu Hurairah to al-Aqeeq where his land was. When he entered his land he yelled at the top of his voice: 'O my mother Assalamu alaykum wa Rahmatullaahi wa Baraktuhu'
 
She replied: 'Wa alayka assalam wa Rahmatullaahi wa Baraktuhu'
 
He said: 'May Allah have mercy upon you as you brought me up when I was small.'
 
She said: 'O my son, and likewise to you, may Allah reward you with goodness and may He be pleased with you, as you look after me while I am old.'
 
[Collected by Bukhari in 'Adab al-Mufrad' No.14, and Albaani declared it to have a Hasan Isnad]
 
#12- From 'Atta that a person's mother took an oath from him that he should not pray except the obligatory prayer and not to fast except Ramadan, 'Atta said:
 
'Obey her!'
 
[Collected in 'al-Birr' by Ibn al-Jawzi p.67, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.269]
 
#13- From Humaid who said: When Umm Eyaas bin Muaaweeyah died, Eyaas cried, it was said: 'What makes you cry?' He said: 'I used to have two doors open towards Paradise and one of them has been closed.'
 
[Collected in 'al-Birr' by Ibn al-Jawzi p.68, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.269]
 
#14- Muhammad bin al-Munkadir said: 'I spent the night massaging my mother's leg and Umar spent the night praying. His night would not make me happier than my night.'
 
[Collected in 'al-Hileeyah' 3/150, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.269]
 
#15- From Jafar bin Sulayman who said: Muhammad bin al-Munkadir used to place his cheek on the floor, and then say to his mother: 'place your foot upon it!'
 
[Collected in 'Mukarim al-Akhlaaq' p.226, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.270]
 
#16- From Ibn 'Awn who said: 'Muhammad bin Sireen used to when he was with his mother lower his voice and speak slowly.'
 
[Collected in 'Mukarim al-Akhlaaq' p.226, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.270]
 
#17- From al-Hasan that a man said to him: 'Indeed I made Hajj and indeed my mother has given me permission to perform another Hajj.' So al-Hasan said: 'To sit with her at her table is more beloved to me than your Hajj [i.e. optional Hajj].'
 
[Collected in 'Mukarim al-Akhlaaq' p.227, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.270]
 
#18- From Hisham who said: Hafsah bint Sireen used to ask for Allah's mercy upon her son Huthayal and say: He would go and get reed and stalks to make a fire, he would peel them and gather them in the summer time, so when it was lit it would not produce smoke. When it came to winter time he would come and sit behind me while I prayed and he would light a small fire so that I could feel the warmth from it and so that the smoke from it would not bother me. I used to say to him, O my son it is night time go to your wife, and he would say: 'O mother I know what you want.'
 
She continued: 'If I did not continue saying it to him perhaps he would be there till the morning time!'
 
[Collected in 'al-Birr' by Ibn al-Jawzi p.53, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.270]
 
#19- From 'Ali bin al-Hussain that it was said to him that you are from the best amongst the people but I do not see you eating with your mother?
 
He answered: 'I fear that, if I eat with her, my hand might precede her eye upon some food, so I would have been disrespectful to her!!'
 
[Collected in 'al-Birr wa Silaah' p.82, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.270]
 
#20- From Mansoor who said: 'It has been said that the mother receives three quarters of al-Birr [being good to her].'
 
[Collected in 'al-Hileeyah' 5/42, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.271]
 
#21- From Abu Bakr bin 'Aeeyash who said: 'I was sitting with Mansoor in his house, and his mother came and she was harsh and said: 'O Mansoor, Ibn Hubayrah wants you to be a judge and you refused!?' Mansoor did not raise his eyes up to look at her and his beard would touch his chest due to lowering his head.'
 
[Collected in 'al-Birr' by Ibn al-Jawzi p.53, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.271]
 
#22- From al-Hasan bin Nuh who said: 'Khamas used to work using plaster every day for two small coins, and when the evening would approach he would buy a piece of fruit with that and bring it to his mother!'
 
[Collected in 'al-Hileeyah' 6/212, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.271]
 
#23- From Mughira who said: 'Talq bin Habeeb used to help his mother with her work.'
 
[Collected in ash-Shuyb/7543, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.271]
 
#24- From Hafsa bint Sireen who said: 'Umm Muhammad bin Sireen was a woman from the Hijjaz, and she loved dyed clothing. When Muhammad would buy her clothing he would buy her the softest material that could be found, and if it was close to Eid he would have her clothing dyed.'
 
[Collected in 'Tabaqaat' by Ibn Sa'd 7/228 taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.271]
 
#25- 'Amr bin Ubayr used to visit Khamas, he would greet him with Salaams and sit with him and his companions. So his mother said to him: 'Indeed I see this person and his companions and I dislike them, and I am not impressed by them so do not sit with them.' 'Amr and his companions came to him and he came close to them, and said: Indeed my mother dislikes you and your companions so do not visit me.'
 
[Collected in 'al-Hileeyah' 6/212, taken from 'Akhbar as-Salaf' p.272]
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