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Is it halal to be naked in accordance with Islam?

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    Narrated Abu Huraira

    The Prophet said, 'The (people of) Bani Israel used to take bath naked (all together) looking at each other. The Prophet Moses used to take a bath alone. They said, 'By Allah! Nothing prevents Moses from taking a bath with us except that he has a scrotal hernia.' So once Moses went out to take a bath and put his clothes over a stone and then that stone ran away with his clothes. Moses followed that stone saying, "My clothes, O stone! My clothes, O stone! till the people of Bani Israel saw him and said, 'By Allah, Moses has got no defect in his body. Moses took his clothes and began to beat the stone." Abu Huraira added, "By Allah! There are still six or seven marks present on the stone from that excessive beating."

    Volume 1, Book 5, Number 278

    Narrated Um Hani bint Abi Talib

    I went to Allah's Apostle in the year of the conquest of Mecca and found him taking a bath while Fatima was screening him. The Prophet asked, "Who is it?" I replied, "I am Um-Hani."

    Volume 1, Book 5, Number 279

    Narrated Maimuna

    I screened the Prophet while he was taking a bath of Janaba. He washed his hands, poured water from his right hand over his left and washed his private parts. Then he rubbed his hand over a wall or the earth, and performed ablution similar to that for the prayer but did not wash his feet. Then he poured water over his body, shifted from that place, and washed his feet.

    Volume 1, Book 5, Number 275

    Narrated Maimuna

    I placed water for the bath of the Prophet and screened him with a garment. He poured water over his hands and washed them. After that he poured water with his right hand over his left and washed his private parts, rubbed his hands with earth and washed them, rinsed his mouth, washed his nose by putting water in it and then blowing it out and then washed his face and forearms. He poured water over his head and body. He then shifted from that place and washed his feet. I gave him a piece of cloth but he did not take it and came out removing the water (from his body) with both his hands.

    Volume 1, Book 8, Number 360

    Narrated Jabir bin 'Abdullah

    While Allah's Apostle was carrying stones (along) with the people of Mecca for (the building of) the Ka'ba wearing an Izar (waist-sheet cover), his uncle Al-'Abbas said to him, "O my nephew! (It would be better) if you take off your Izar and put it over your shoulders underneath the stones." So he took off his Izar and put it over his shoulders, but he fell unconscious and since then he had never been seen naked.

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      Narrated Abu Huraira

      The Prophet said, 'The (people of) Bani Israel used to take bath naked (all together) looking at each other. The Prophet Moses used to take a bath alone. They said, 'By Allah! Nothing prevents Moses from taking a bath with us except that he has a scrotal hernia.' So once Moses went out to take a bath and put his clothes over a stone and then that stone ran away with his clothes. Moses followed that stone saying, "My clothes, O stone! My clothes, O stone! till the people of Bani Israel saw him and said, 'By Allah, Moses has got no defect in his body. Moses took his clothes and began to beat the stone." Abu Huraira added, "By Allah! There are still six or seven marks present on the stone from that excessive beating."

      Volume 1, Book 5, Number 278

      Narrated Um Hani bint Abi Talib

      I went to Allah's Apostle in the year of the conquest of Mecca and found him taking a bath while Fatima was screening him. The Prophet asked, "Who is it?" I replied, "I am Um-Hani."

      Volume 1, Book 5, Number 279

      Narrated Maimuna

      I screened the Prophet while he was taking a bath of Janaba. He washed his hands, poured water from his right hand over his left and washed his private parts. Then he rubbed his hand over a wall or the earth, and performed ablution similar to that for the prayer but did not wash his feet. Then he poured water over his body, shifted from that place, and washed his feet.

      Volume 1, Book 5, Number 275

      Narrated Maimuna

      I placed water for the bath of the Prophet and screened him with a garment. He poured water over his hands and washed them. After that he poured water with his right hand over his left and washed his private parts, rubbed his hands with earth and washed them, rinsed his mouth, washed his nose by putting water in it and then blowing it out and then washed his face and forearms. He poured water over his head and body. He then shifted from that place and washed his feet. I gave him a piece of cloth but he did not take it and came out removing the water (from his body) with both his hands.

      Volume 1, Book 8, Number 360

      Narrated Jabir bin 'Abdullah

      While Allah's Apostle was carrying stones (along) with the people of Mecca for (the building of) the Ka'ba wearing an Izar (waist-sheet cover), his uncle Al-'Abbas said to him, "O my nephew! (It would be better) if you take off your Izar and put it over your shoulders underneath the stones." So he took off his Izar and put it over his shoulders, but he fell unconscious and since then he had never been seen naked.

      Dr. Sayed Abdul Wadud, In his book 'Conspiracies Against the Qur?an

      Dr. Wadud finds it noteworthy that the Six Collections that are said to be the utterance of the Rasool (s.a.s.), there was no written recorded of what was collected. The collections were made 250 years after the death of Rasool (s.a.s.) depending on what was verbally related by the people all around.

      One more observation by Dr. Wadud

      " are supposed to be the collection of the sayings and deeds of the Rasool. But had the Rasool himself taken any step to make them a part of ?Deen?? Did he try to preserve them as he did in the case of the Qur?an? The answer is that he did not take any step towards the preservation of anything except the Qur?an. He never asked the people to note down all that he said, he never asked them to learn his sayings by heart. He never tried to satisfy himself, whether they remembered all that he said correctly. In fact he never made any arrangement for the safe preservation of his own sayings for the future." (p.17)

      The history of Judaism tells us that about seven centuries after the death of Moses the professional scribes (soferim) and rabbis constituted the heart of rabbinic Judaism. They introduced the Mishna in the 3rd / 4th Century CE ? the corpus of legal and other matters. These rabbinical teachings became the basis for the Talmud. The so called Jerusalem Talmud was based upon Galilean Gemara (commentaries, traditions, history and folklore) and the Babylonian Talmud was based upon Iraqi Gemara. The combination of these two so called "Aramaic" commentaries along with the authoritative teachings of rabbi Judah ha-Nasi became a document of growing authority over the Torah (the ?Law?). These rabbinic works gained, during the Third / Fourth century C.E. has guided Judaism since then. The religious courts of Jews have since then recognized them as unrivalled documents.

      The Quran tells us that Jews have imposed upon themselves several customs and practices that God never intended. They are self-imposed hardships.Likewise, these same principle was indoctrinated into the teachings of the Last Prophet by the Arabs, who were descended from the Jewish Arab of South Arabia, the same people who introduced the Talmud!

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        Narrated Abu Huraira

        The Prophet said, 'The (people of) Bani Israel used to take bath naked (all together) looking at each other. The Prophet Moses used to take a bath alone. They said, 'By Allah! Nothing prevents Moses from taking a bath with us except that he has a scrotal hernia.' So once Moses went out to take a bath and put his clothes over a stone and then that stone ran away with his clothes. Moses followed that stone saying, "My clothes, O stone! My clothes, O stone! till the people of Bani Israel saw him and said, 'By Allah, Moses has got no defect in his body. Moses took his clothes and began to beat the stone." Abu Huraira added, "By Allah! There are still six or seven marks present on the stone from that excessive beating."

        Volume 1, Book 5, Number 278

        Narrated Um Hani bint Abi Talib

        I went to Allah's Apostle in the year of the conquest of Mecca and found him taking a bath while Fatima was screening him. The Prophet asked, "Who is it?" I replied, "I am Um-Hani."

        Volume 1, Book 5, Number 279

        Narrated Maimuna

        I screened the Prophet while he was taking a bath of Janaba. He washed his hands, poured water from his right hand over his left and washed his private parts. Then he rubbed his hand over a wall or the earth, and performed ablution similar to that for the prayer but did not wash his feet. Then he poured water over his body, shifted from that place, and washed his feet.

        Volume 1, Book 5, Number 275

        Narrated Maimuna

        I placed water for the bath of the Prophet and screened him with a garment. He poured water over his hands and washed them. After that he poured water with his right hand over his left and washed his private parts, rubbed his hands with earth and washed them, rinsed his mouth, washed his nose by putting water in it and then blowing it out and then washed his face and forearms. He poured water over his head and body. He then shifted from that place and washed his feet. I gave him a piece of cloth but he did not take it and came out removing the water (from his body) with both his hands.

        Volume 1, Book 8, Number 360

        Narrated Jabir bin 'Abdullah

        While Allah's Apostle was carrying stones (along) with the people of Mecca for (the building of) the Ka'ba wearing an Izar (waist-sheet cover), his uncle Al-'Abbas said to him, "O my nephew! (It would be better) if you take off your Izar and put it over your shoulders underneath the stones." So he took off his Izar and put it over his shoulders, but he fell unconscious and since then he had never been seen naked.

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          Elaborate, please?

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            Elaborate, please?

            %#@%#

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              Please calm down Hizbullah.

              Salaam

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                Please calm down Hizbullah.

                Salaam

                OK Bro

                Salam

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                  Is it halal to be naked according to Islam?
                  Well, it depends on who's Islam you are talking about.

                  What's the point with the question?

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                    I hate pop but I am sure this song will go on continuesly on judgement day

                    I'm tired of rumors starting
                    I'm sick of being followed
                    I'm tired of people lying
                    Saying what they want about me
                    Why can't they back up off me
                    Why can't they let me live
                    I'm gonna do it my way
                    Take this for just what it is
                    https//youtu.be/ODTRrT-ONxA

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