Here's a thought ... regarding wudu in the Qur'an

aynur

I was reading comments for someone's blog where they were talking about how niqab in the West seems to give Islam a bad appearance, in her opinion.
Of course things went off tangent, onto other topics, and then one person said "Your opinion is a very weak one. "Allaah didn't specify in the Qur'aan, therefore it's not fardh upon us because if it was ordained for women to cover their faces as well, He would've told us." Allaah also didn't specify everything we need to do to perform wudhu in the Qur'aan. He just told us,

"O you who believe! When you intend to offer As-Salt (the prayer), wash your faces and your hands (forearms) up to the elbows, rub (by passing wet hands over) your heads, and (wash) your feet up to ankles."
So according to your logic, we shouldn't wash our hands, rinse our mouths and noses since Allaah didn't tell us that in the Qur'aan. Otherwise, then you are saying that God was incorrect or deliberately trying to lead us astray, God forbid! If God meant that the other parts were to be washed HE could have said that. He didn't. He did mention other parts, why would God deliberately point out certain parts of the body and omit others? It makes no sense."

I would have commented regarding this, but comments were closed.
Umm, here's a thought, God is not leading us astray, but the hadiths are adding extra unnecessary steps. Why doesn't anyone think about that? ???

Alen

I was reading comments for someone's blog where they were talking about how niqab in the West seems to give Islam a bad appearance, in her opinion.
Of course things went off tangent, onto other topics, and then one person said "Your opinion is a very weak one. "Allaah didn't specify in the Qur'aan, therefore it's not fardh upon us because if it was ordained for women to cover their faces as well, He would've told us." Allaah also didn't specify everything we need to do to perform wudhu in the Qur'aan. He just told us,

"O you who believe! When you intend to offer As-Salt (the prayer), wash your faces and your hands (forearms) up to the elbows, rub (by passing wet hands over) your heads, and (wash) your feet up to ankles."
So according to your logic, we shouldn't wash our hands, rinse our mouths and noses since Allaah didn't tell us that in the Qur'aan. Otherwise, then you are saying that God was incorrect or deliberately trying to lead us astray, God forbid! If God meant that the other parts were to be washed HE could have said that. He didn't. He did mention other parts, why would God deliberately point out certain parts of the body and omit others? It makes no sense."

I would have commented regarding this, but comments were closed.
Umm, here's a thought, God is not leading us astray, but the hadiths are adding extra unnecessary steps. Why doesn't anyone think about that? ???

Peace,
Respectfully.

I also ask sunnis...oops, pagans the same question regarding the ablution and they always quote obey Allah SWT and obey the messenger and then they add that obediance to messenger means follow his hadith and his sunna.

When i ask why is their version of ablution split into two books, they start talking about everythihng else, except that.

They will always - always - use this obey Allah SWT and obey the messenger - as a portal into the world where they can and will do as they please and as they see fit and just to not follow The Quran, because according to most pagans (yes, sunnis) nobody truly and really understand The Quran except messenger/prophet Muhamamd. And scholars and sheiks of course.

They will also add that The Quran was not given to all humans but it was given to messenger/prophet Muhammad so he can explain it to us.

Like we're that dumb. Okay, some humans can be dumb sometimes but humans are actually pretty smart.

Peace.

Ibrahim-Khalil

Alen, you said once that sunnis were givin u food when u was hungry, did u?

Cushan

It's the same way with Judaism. The Hebrew Bible is full of geneologies, rituals that have become irrelevant in the modern world, and yet says nothing of things like Ben Niddah, things that within Orthodox Judaism can ruin your life culturally or negate your worship, etc. Rather than being grateful for the open-endedness of Deen they insist on turning religion into a performance.

foralgerian

Salam,

The reason why Sunnis ( I was once ) rinse their nose and ears because according to Hadiths, Satan spend the night sleeping in your nose and uses the ears as toilets! (just pee in it)..
as for the mouth ..your guess is mine!

MUNZIR_ALI