In the name of Allah, The Most Beneficent
and The Most Merciful
The Islamic Society of Greater Lansing
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In the name of Allah, The Most Beneficent
and The Most Merciful
The Islamic Society of Greater Lansing
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| Ubay ibn Ka'b (RA) said, "Teach Arabic like you teach the memorisation
of the Qur'an!" 'Umar (RA) once passed by a group of archers who missed their targets. He admonished them and they responded that they were only beginners, but in answering back they made a grammatical mistake in their wording. He told them, "Indeed, your mistakes in Arabic grammar are more difficult to bear than your mistakes in archery!" Imam ash-Shaafi'ee said, "Therefore it is imperative that every Muslim should strive to learn Arabic as hard as he can, so that he can testify the shahada, and recite the Book of Allah and say the invocations that are mandatory upon him, such as the takbeer, tasbeeh, tashahud and other prayers. And the more he learns the language that Allah Himself chose to be the language of him who sealed the Prophets (SAW), and to be the language of His final revelation, the better it is for him!" Imam ash-Shaafi'ee said : "It is compulsory for every responsible Muslim to learn what they can of the Arabic language." Shaykul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (rh) said that, "The Arabic language is part of the Religion, and knowing it is an obligation." |
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