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Originally posted by thedogsbollix
"if we were smart"
A smart american now there is a thought, if you were smart you wouldnt have a beady eyed crook running your country and ruining everyone elses country at the same time, would appear that the coterie of crooks that surrounded him are getting legs and running like rats on a sinking ship.
Originally posted by QuasiShaman
reply to post by infinite
Our evangelist christian leaders have the same mind set here! Just (obviously) from the christian/israel side of the coin. No difference!
The problem here is religion. It truly is evil!
ANSWER: To apply pure black dye is not permissible. Rasulullah (Sallallaahu Álayhi Wasallam) said, "There will be people who will come later (in my Ummah) and apply black dye. They will not even smell the fragrance of paradise." (Abu Daawood).
However, it is permissible for a Mujaahid (warrior) to apply black dye in order to give the impression of being young. (Jawahirul Fiqh vol2 pg421) It is also permissible for one to dye his/ her hair black to beautify himself/herself for one's marriage partner if he/she is young, and the hair has turned grey due to some sickness, etc.
What is the ruling on dying hair?
The ruling on dying hair differs for men and women. For men, it is forbidden except for two occassions, which are:
1) One’s hair has turned grey at a young age in which case it is permissible to dye it to its original colour, i.e, black.
2) One’s hair has turned grey due to old age in which case it is permissible to dye it other than the colour black.
3) When one is in war in which case it is permissible to dye one’s hair black to deceive the enemy.
Originally posted by Night Watchman
reply to post by mel1962
Please provide documented proof that Alex Jones predicted the 9/11 attacks.
Originally posted by Valhall
Follow up:
What is the ruling on dying hair?
The ruling on dying hair differs for men and women. For men, it is forbidden except for two occassions, which are:
3) When one is in war in which case it is permissible to dye one’s hair black to deceive the enemy.
www.muis.gov.sg... 007515121618
da-da-dum O_O
Originally posted by Night Watchman
reply to post by mel1962
Please provide documented proof that Alex Jones predicted the 9/11 attacks.
Originally posted by Valhall
Follow up:
3) When one is in war in which case it is permissible to dye one’s hair black to deceive the enemy.
www.muis.gov.sg... 007515121618
da-da-dum O_O
Originally posted by SmokeyJo
The rigorous Salafi Islamic school to which bin Laden belongs “condones this dye only in preparation for war,” he said.
Originally posted by mel1962
reply to post by deltaboy
Delta, whether you agree with Alex Jones or not, he predicted the event before hand, see below!
Question:
What is the ruling on dyeing a white beard?
Answer:
Praise be to Allaah.
Dyeing it with something reddish or yellowish is Sunnah, but dyeing it black is haraam according to the sound opinion, and it was also said that it is makrooh. This ban applies to both men and women, except for the man who is engaged in jihaad (mujaahid). Al-Maawirdi said: “It is not haraam in his case.”
Some people have the habit of dyeing their hair pure black at peace time (i.e., when not engaged in jihaad). This is not right according to sharee’ah. There have been cases where prospective brides and their families have been deceived and cheated when a prospective husband has dyed his hair to give the impression of being young and strong when in fact he is old and weak.