How do you do Iftar?

[Taliban1]

Btw,

I really don't understand Men gossiping and discussing recipes!

Be a Man and skip food if you don't have a wife to cook for you....

:)

:P

[Maripat]

:salam:
Hadhrat Taliban does not like Chicken Biryani.
Dr Abu-Tamim does not like it too either (or food in general).
From another thread we know that brother Pawlak-Paneer does not like Chicken Biryani.
I suppose we can safely conclude that the world is coming to an end.
Wassalam

[abuhajira]

Btw,

I really don't understand Men gossiping and discussing recipes!

Be a Man and skip food if you don't have a wife to cook for you....

:)

:P

:salam:

have you every walked the roads of pakistan at sehri ? All the khappa khanaz are only filled with men chefs! You just jealous cuz all you can make is uncooked water!

At Khanqah Thana Bhawan the sehri used to be Pulao. So maybe the brothers are just fulfiling the sunnah of our khanqah of our great Mujaddid. :)

:ws:

[Sulaiman84]

:salam:

Hey, it takes a lot of skills to boil an egg.:cheesygri

[abuhajira]

:salam:

Hey, it takes a lot of skills to boil an egg.:cheesygri

you mean for the biriyani?

:ws:

[Taliban1]

:salam:

have you every walked the roads of pakistan at sehri ? All the khappa khanaz are only filled with men chefs! You just jealous cuz all you can make is uncooked water!

At Khanqah Thana Bhawan the sehri used to be Pulao. So maybe the brothers are just fulfiling the sunnah of our khanqah of our great Mujaddid. :)

:ws:

:ws:


خلق الله رجالا للحروب *** ورجالا لقصعة وثريد

:jazak:

[Sulaiman84]

you mean for the biriyani?

:ws:

Just in regular water.:p

Eggs in biriyani is way beyond me.

[Taliban1]

Just in regular water.:p

Eggs in biriyani is way beyond me.

Haven't u ever heard of Egg Biryani?

[SunniLeb]

Assalamu Alaikum.
Since Muslims of many countries are members in this forum, Iam just curious to know how muslims of different countries break the fast.What are your usual iftar meals?

I live in Canada, and eat with my grandparents.

Today we had looby.

[Abu_Tamim]

:ws:

Eating to the extent that you become fat is NOT ALLOWED!

Yes eat and then spend double the time in Ibaadats.

You must have heard: Nafs kay gadhay ko khoob khilao khoob khilaao.. aur phir us se kaam bhi khoob lo..

Feed the Donkey of Nafs alot, and then make it work alot.

But now, its only... Feed it Alot and make it rest alot! And we can see the state of the ummah.

It's not specific to any group of people. EVERYONE is indulged in over eating! It needs to be reduced!

:jazak:

P.S: WE ARE NOT OVER EATERS EITHER!

Sayyida Ayesha (ra) said that the first bida'h in Islam was to eat to one's full.

Abu Huraira reported Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) as saying: O Allah, make for the family of Muhammad the provision which is a bare subsistence.

[Sulaiman84]

Haven't u ever heard of Egg Biryani?

There's a whole bunch of new things I'm learning on this thread.:)

I guess I'll ask one of my pukhtoon friends about it when I go to his place for iftar tonight.

[mercyofAllah]

Haven't u ever heard of Egg Biryani?

Bismillah
Advising others about participating in this thread and here you go, talking about egg biryani. So now every participant is excused here.

[Sulaiman84]

Bismillah
Advising others about participating in this thread and here you go, talking about egg biryani. So now every participant is excused here.

lol Make samaahah for him as the middle of ramadhan is the time of maghfirah.

[Zahed]

:salam:

- The cooking system of biryani I've mentioned is applied in Bangladesh. I don't know about other countries.

- I'm curious to know from brothers: Do you not cook yourselves when you are in Jamaat? Why cooking should be considered as women's duty?

(P.S.: A Pakistani (Pathan) Jamaat has come in my local masjid. Now I'm cooking "beef biryani" for their supper.:cheesygri)

[Zahed]

I live in Canada, and eat with my grandparents.

:salam:

Welcome to SF. Where is your parents, bro?


Today we had looby.

What is "looby"?

[True Life]

:salam:


I just eat to straighten my back. Food without any spices or even salt. That's the best.You are a big time buzurg, huh? :cheesygri:p

[Sulaiman84]

:salam:

- I'm curious to know from brothers: Do you not cook yourselves when you are in Jamaat? Why cooking should be considered as women's duty?


:ws:

I used to be a stellar cook but became rusty after nikah cause' if you don't let your better half compete with you in some things then there could be problems.:cheesygri:lol:

[waqasmahmahmood]

iftar oooooo baby........ samosa, aloo kabob, beef patty type things, roof hafza dood and water one, paytees ( pastry meat) , dhai baray, . etc... i think wowman should cook becuz they get good deeds by doing it Allah will b please wid dem

[Sulaiman84]

iftar oooooo baby........ samosa, aloo kabob, beef patty type things, roof hafza dood and water one, paytees ( pastry meat) , dhai baray, . etc... i think wowman should cook becuz they get good deeds by doing it Allah will b please wid dem

You should cook, too. So that you can get good deeds and Allah be pleased with you.:-)

[waqasmahmahmood]

You should cook, too. So that you can get good deeds and Allah be pleased with you.:-)

um,,,, um,,,,,,,,, um,,,,,, i dont know how

[hazratji]

One of the best arabic dishes ... ' Hareessss'

[not known]

:salam:

does anyone do iftar like this haha http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mA_xVcGZ8Hk

[dr76]

:salam:

You are a big time buzurg, huh? :cheesygri:p



:salam:

so now u know whoz acting like buzurgs.. :)


wa assalam..

[dr76]

One of the best arabic dishes ... ' Hareessss'



:salam:

i luv Harees.. if ur in dubai check ' Bin Eid ' on Mamzar.. ofcourse the best one is the local home made.. they sprinkle arabic ghee on top.. and their lamb is always superb..

wa assalam..

[dr76]

:salam:
Hadhrat Taliban does not like Chicken Biryani.
Dr Abu-Tamim does not like it too either (or food in general).
From another thread we know that brother Pawlak-Paneer does not like Chicken Biryani.
I suppose we can safely conclude that the world is coming to an end.
Wassalam

:salam:


or just another conspiracy against biryani.. courtesy pawlak et al.. :)

wa assalam..

[Salman_Hanafi]

I HATE BIRYANI!



:salam:...this is blasphemy against planet earth, isnt it?...:p

[Taliban1]

:salam:...this is blasphemy against planet earth, isnt it?...:p

:ws:

:)

Can we find any hadith, any Athar of Sahaba, where they would discuss dishes with their wives? How to cook biryani? :cheesygri

Or

Making plans with their wives: What to cook for dinner?

OR

Sahaba discussing recipes, how to cook Sindhi Biryani?

:jazak:

[Salman_Hanafi]

:ws:

:)

Can we find any hadith, any Athar of Sahaba, where they would discuss dishes with their wives? How to cook biryani? :cheesygri

Or

Making plans with their wives: What to cook for dinner?

OR

Sahaba discussing recipes, how to cook Sindhi Biryani?

:jazak:

:salam:.....well I wasnt discussing recipes at least...but hating biryani....:o.....As for the sahaba, they were more concerned with conquering sindh for Islam rather than discuss sindhi biryani....

[Taliban1]

:salam:

You are a big time buzurg, huh? :cheesygri:p

:ws:

I'm a small time Ummati trying to follow Sunnah and Sahaba.

Big time Buzurgs..... have big time dinners! So i'm not a big timer.

[Taliban1]

:salam:.....well I wasnt discussing recipes at least...but hating biryani....:o.....As for the sahaba, they were more concerned with conquering sindh for Islam rather than discuss sindhi biryani....

:ws:

We should discuss similar things instead of biryanis.

It is allowed ofcourse, not haram or anything. But waste of time and energies. We need to be like Sahaba in every aspect of our life not just in NOT DOING RAFA YADAAIN!

[True Life]

:salam:

Right, and waterfasting will save the world! You're such a super hero!

[Maripat]

:ws:

We should discuss similar things instead of biryanis.

It is allowed ofcourse, not haram or anything. But waste of time and energies. We need to be like Sahaba in every aspect of our life not just in NOT DOING RAFA YADAAIN!
:salam:
At the moment we are etch ee ell ell bent on taking Biryani Recipe as maal-e-ghanimat (war booty).
Wassalam

[sudoku]

:salam:

It's just one thread discussing biryani... there are more than enough other thread discussing all other things.

Although, I seriously can't see how one can eat biryani after fasting, before or after taraweeh! The heartburn is enough to keep a wary eye, at least in Ramadhaan.

[amr123]

:salam: everyone.

A fun video with a good message: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf1oEb0fmBY

Juma'a Mubarak. :-)

[Taliban1]

:salam:

Right, and waterfasting will save the world! You're such a super hero!

:ws:

If muslims stop thinking about food (BIRYANIS), switch to water fasting, they will do something worthwhile.

[isha khan]

:ws:

If muslims stop thinking about food (BIRYANIS), switch to water fasting, they will do something worthwhile.

whats water fasting?

[True Life]

:ws:


If muslims stop thinking about food (BIRYANIS), switch to water fasting, they will do something worthwhile.You have this theory from Gandhi, right? :cheesygri

Narrations even tell us about the favorite dishes of Rasulullah :saw:. ;)

[Taliban1]

:ws:

You have this theory from Gandhi, right? :cheesygri

Narrations even tell us about the favorite dishes of Rasulullah :saw:. ;)

:salam:

You missed the water fasting thread, right?

Now that you want to use Hadith to justify eating biryani. Do we find biryani in those narrations? :p

I'll repeat my questions:

Do we find Sahaba discussing, Sindhi biryani, hyderabadi biryani, memoni biryani, gujrati biryani, SAUDI biryani?

OR

Do we find Sahaba discussing with their wives what to cook for dinner?

OR

Sahaba discussing recipes for Murgh Makhani - Moghul Butter Chicken?

Please tell us Rasool Allah's :saw: favorite dishes :lol:

:jazak:

P.S: If some Gandhi starts fasting in Ramadhan, you'll say.. Oh right, you took the theory of Ramadhan fasting from Gandhi?

[isha khan]

Right, I also missed that.

[True Life]

:salam:
Please tell us Rasool Allah's :saw: favorite dishes :lol:I don't want to derail the thread any further. :p

[Taliban1]

:salam:I don't want to derail the thread any further. :p

:ws:

:-)

Bro

It's not derailing. Favorite dishes of our Prophet :saw: are related to How you do Iftaar :)

[dr.ati]

:salam:

Nobody has mentioned Peshawari Chapli Kabab. Its the most liked and cooked dish of my hometown Mardan but one can hardly find any Chapli Kabab center here in Karachi.

http://www.flixya.com/files-photo/d/e/e/deepbluee1967906.jpg

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_POvZp_cG6SE/Svo3AWlq0LI/AAAAAAAAA5A/RZq5hKT0zkc/s320/chapli+kabab.bmp

[True Life]

:salam:
:ws:

:-)

Bro

It's not derailing. Favorite dishes of our Prophet :saw: are related to How you do Iftaar :)

There's a whole chapter in Shama'il Tirmidhi describing the curry, which Rasulullah :saw: ate (and liked). ;)

[Zahed]

whats water fasting?

:salam:

They are too busy to answer. Water fasting means only drinking water as Iftar (and Sehri).

@ bro Taliban:
Is that definition right? :confused:
I've also missed your water fasting thread.

[Zahed]

:salam:

There's a whole chapter in Shama'il Tirmidhi describing the curry, which Rasulullah :saw: ate (and liked). ;)

Exactly! And Huzur :saw: ate only one item as meal (Umar :anhu: refused to eat two items when his son offered meat and fat. Later he mentioned it).

Biryani obviously fulfills this criterion. :cheesygri

[Zahed]

http://www.flixya.com/files-photo/d/e/e/deepbluee1967906.jpg

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_POvZp_cG6SE/Svo3AWlq0LI/AAAAAAAAA5A/RZq5hKT0zkc/s320/chapli+kabab.bmp

Doctor sahab, please don't torture me during fasting. Refrain yourself from posting this kinda photos.:cheesygri

[ImamGhazzaali]

http://i1080.photobucket.com/albums/j322/ImamGhazzaali/IMG_0232.jpg

[Taliban1]

.....

Chemical Fastfood generation!

[Taliban1]

why is everyone so quiet here today?

[sudoku]

:salam:

Iftaar in both my parents house and my house always consists of dates and rooh afza, a few pakoray (potato ones mostly, or eggplant) and once in a while, samosa. We rather eat supper instead of savouries at iftaar.

Normally after fasting, isn't it hard for most people to eat so much food? I've seen some of the menus on this thread.. is this like at one iftaar or throughout ramadhaan?

[abuhajira]

why is everyone so quiet here today?

:salam:

we are afraid of the pious elders... qillat ta'am..

:ws:

[Taliban1]

:salam:

we are afraid of the pious elders... qillat ta'am..

:ws:

:ws:

Hazrat, these times are for Khoob Khaao, Khoob Soo.. (Eat alot, sleep alot) :) The part where you have to make the donkey of the nafs work is Mansookh :)

:jazak:

[isha khan]

:salam:

They are too busy to answer. Water fasting means only drinking water as Iftar (and Sehri).

@ bro Taliban:
Is that definition right? :confused:
I've also missed your water fasting thread.

Never mind, :jazak: brother,

well, I googled and find the same thread out there,

http://www.sunniforum.com/forum/showthread.php?73377-Anyone-ever-tried-Water-fasting

[Sulaiman84]

:salam:

Normally after fasting, isn't it hard for most people to eat so much food? I've seen some of the menus on this thread.. is this like at one iftaar or throughout ramadhaan?

:ws:

I'd probably depend on the person and what they're doing I guess. If I don't eat a certain amount for suhoor and iftaar I get headaches and weakness, and that would effect my tarawih.

I think it was Maulana Zakariyya :rahma: who mentioned in his chapter on ramadhan something about not everyone should eat minimal food because of what they're doing. Students in Madaaris for example. They're doing mutaala'ah throughout the day and night so they would need energy normally.

[Quraatulain]

:salam:

Iftaar in both my parents house and my house always consists of dates and rooh afza, a few pakoray (potato ones mostly, or eggplant) and once in a while, samosa. We rather eat supper instead of savouries at iftaar.

Normally after fasting, isn't it hard for most people to eat so much food? I've seen some of the menus on this thread.. is this like at one iftaar or throughout ramadhaan?

:confused: I was wondering the same .

I guess I'm different from everyone else on here as I stay away from all the fried savories and its rarely made in my house. Iftaar is done with dates and water then supper ( one meal) and thats it. That one meal is rarely and "indian menu" Maybe occasionally I'll bake some pastries .

http://thumbs.ifood.tv/files/fin_close.jpg

[ImamGhazzaali]

i just eat some spring rolls and rooh afza and water. then i have dinner late at night.

[Maripat]

:salam:
Normally after fasting, isn't it hard for most people to eat so much food? I've seen some of the menus on this thread.. is this like at one iftaar or throughout ramadhaan?
:ws:
All the items mentioned in the thread are eaten by different people. By reading about them we are getting a feeling that a single person is eating them all-that is not the case. I had biryani only once in last twenty days.
Wassalam

@True Life
This thread can not be derailed-the restoring forces are rather strong.
@Isha Khan
Brother Taliban is resident expert on three things. One is water fasting-you must have found that already. Then the other specialty are the jinns.
Wassalam

[dr76]

:salam:

Had a sumptuos ' mandi ' at an emirati family freind's place day before.. it was rather a palace than a place.. iftar was light with dates.. laban .. samosas.. shorba.. Laghwemat and fruits..
after maghrib was dinner with some delicious Harees .. followed by Mandi laham..
one of the best mandi ive had in recent times.. the goats were specially reared in his farm.. it was like 1 small goat for three to begin with.. the yemenis are always great at making mandi..

it seems therez a restaurant in Riyadh called ' Cabrito' which specialises in cooking the famous Nayeemi variety of goat.. and they claim to grill as many as 50 at a time..

ive tried the Nayeemi mutton.. and really its worth every penny..

check this..



duas..

wa assalam..

[Taliban1]

Never mind, :jazak: brother,

well, I googled and find the same thread out there,

http://www.sunniforum.com/forum/showthread.php?73377-Anyone-ever-tried-Water-fasting

Yes thats the thread.

[mercyofAllah]

Bismillah
http://arabnews.com/middleeast/article489225.ece

[isha khan]

Yes thats the thread.

ok brother, :jazak: for telling me.

@Maripat
sorry brother, I am not getting, why you mentioned me that info about the brother?

[Taliban1]

ok brother, :jazak: for telling me.

@Maripat
sorry brother, I am not getting, why you mentioned me that info about the brother?

To make u stay away from Taliban

[isha khan]

To make u stay away from Taliban

well, Allah :taala: knows better the brother intention, and I know my Limits :alhamd:

Please, If there is some fight between you two, then keep it to yourself.

:jazak:

[Taliban1]

http://nawasreh.com/samieo/images-Dates%20And%20Milk.jpg

http://ec.europa.eu/environment/water/water-drink/images/glass_water.jpg

^^^ This is enough.

[mercyofAllah]

well, Allah :taala: knows better the brother intention, and I know my Limits :alhamd:

Please, If there is some fight between you two, then keep it to yourself.

:jazak:

Bismillah
They are just speaking with some humor sister and I dont think they have any fight between them.

[isha khan]

Bismillah
They are just speaking with some humor sister and I dont think they have any fight between them.

ohh really? :( the way Taliban brother said, I felt that there is some split between them.
:jazak: for letting me know sister.

@Taliban
sorry brother, please forgive me.I misunderstood, so I said that keep that to yourself.

@Maripat
brother, I didn't get you so I asked for.I am new here so don't have that much idea about how you convey your messages.

will take care next time.:salam:

[isha khan]

@Taliban

you didn't forgive me brother? I didn't say that much bad that you even said not 'Its ok'

Ok, never mind, Allah knows everything. Take care.

[amr123]

:jazak: for bumping this thread.

I kinda like this thread and the oudh/attar thread. Both makes you feel good. No arguements :cheesygri

[amr123]

:salam:

Perhaps we can end this thread on Eid with all the different type of biriyanis :D

P.s. n keep on posting new dishes till then.

[Maripat]

@Taliban

you didn't forgive me brother? I didn't say that much bad that you even said not 'Its ok'

Ok, never mind, Allah knows everything. Take care.

:salam:
Relax sister every thing is alright.
Wassalam

[Salman_Hanafi]

http://nawasreh.com/samieo/images-Dates%20And%20Milk.jpg

http://ec.europa.eu/environment/water/water-drink/images/glass_water.jpg



This is just the tip of the iceberg...

:ws:

[amr123]

This is just the tip of the iceberg...

:ws:

Ha ha ha... good one ;)

[Zahed]

@Taliban

you didn't forgive me brother? I didn't say that much bad that you even said not 'Its ok'

Ok, never mind, Allah knows everything. Take care.

He is busy with making strategies- how to convince his 4 wives to practise water fasting.:cheesygri

[abuhajira]

He is busy with making strategies- how to convince his 4 wives to practise water fasting.:cheesygri

:salam:

I have been planning to suggest a more wholesome and natural fast for Maulana and his family.. ... Air Fasting...

:ws:

[isha khan]

:salam:
Relax sister every thing is alright.
Wassalam

:ws:

I am brother Alhamdulillah, I think a relaxed person can agnise a mistake committed and go for due apology, thanks for your concern brother. :jazak:

assalam alaikom.

[isha khan]

He is busy with making strategies- how to convince his 4 wives to practise water fasting.:cheesygri

ohk, and no never mind brother, I had cleared that to him now for am done with my job.

[Zahed]

I am brother Alhamdulillah

Did you mean- "I am (relaxed), brother (Maripat) Alhamdulillah"?
Your profile says you are a Sister.:confused:

[UmHasan]

@ isha khan , are you male or female? Please clarify. All this time we took you to be a sister and now you tell us you are actually a brother?! :subh:

[amr123]

@ isha khan , are you male or female? Please clarify. All this time we took you to be a sister and now you tell us you are actually a brother?! :subh:

I think she missed out the word 'relaxed' between 'i am' and 'brother'. It made a big difference in the meaning.
looool. Comedy of errors.

[ImamGhazzaali]

http://www.paklinks.com/gsmedia/files/24142/rooh.jpg

http://www.paklinks.com/gsmedia/files/24142/rooh.jpghttp://www.thecookduke.com/pics/samosa-recipe.jpg

Don't know any other food to be cooked tonight. Maybe the Indian food called 'Cholay'.

[abuhajira]

http://www.paklinks.com/gsmedia/files/24142/rooh.jpghttp://www.thecookduke.com/pics/samosa-recipe.jpg


:salam:

you went so hungry you even ate the pic off the web! It showing 404!

[edit] aah finally found `em little sneaky bits hiding behind the rooh afzaa

http://www.thecookduke.com/pics/samosa-recipe.jpg



Don't know any other food to be cooked tonight. Maybe the Indian food called 'Cholay'.
http://www.nainfood.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/choly.jpg

[ummitaalib]

@ isha khan , are you male or female? Please clarify. All this time we took you to be a sister and now you tell us you are actually a brother?! :subh:
i think by saying "i am brother" she's saying "i am relaxed, o brother"..???

lol, one of the most amusing discussions on SF!

[Zahed]

:salam:

I have been planning to suggest a more wholesome and natural fast for Maulana and his family.. ... Air Fasting...

:ws:

:ws:

I think your suggestion won't be accepted. Because Maulana Sahab's Iftar menu has been upgraded from water to dates and milk.:)

(P.S.: Hazrat, may I get your mail id?)

[abuhajira]

:ws:

I think your suggestion won't be accepted. Because Maulana Sahab's Iftar menu has been upgraded from water to dates and milk.:)

(P.S.: Hazrat, may I get your mail id?)

:salam:

try mailing me from my blog.. if its alive I will get it :)

qafila.wordpress.com

[isha khan]

@ Zahed, and @UmHasan .

I am a sister.

azhar brother and ummitalib sister got that right way, I said... I am (relaxed), (listen) brother Maripat.

:salam:

[hmdsalahuddin]

@ Zahed, and @UmHasan .

I am a sister.

azhar brother and ummitalib sister got that right way, I said... I am (relaxed), (listen) brother Maripat.

:salam:

:ws:

:jazak: for clarification

[amr123]

:salam:

New item in menu today.

Potato bonda:
http://ani-samayal.yoksha.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/potatobonda.jpg

[hmdsalahuddin]

:salam:

New item in menu today.

Potato bonda:
http://ani-samayal.yoksha.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/potatobonda.jpg

:ws:

Gastric dish :cheesygri

[gabriel]

Although for the most part of Ramadhan I have been on a vegan diet in recent days I have binge eating due to invites to other peoples houses so this has been the usual asian food i.e. samosa, pakora, sana, kebabs ,etc. But then again most have been grilled and not fried food

L

[amr123]

:ws:

Gastric dish :cheesygri

True mate...!
My stomach is making all sorts of noises. :confused:


Although for the most part of Ramadhan I have been on a vegan diet in recent days I have binge eating due to invites to other peoples houses so this has been the usual asian food i.e. samosa, pakora, sana, kebabs ,etc. But then again most have been grilled and not fried food

L

:salam:

it quite impossible not to binge eat in iftar party. :)

[ImamGhazzaali]

Potato bonda:

Isn't that called 'Pau vada' in hindi?


I am a sister.

I think I knew what you meant..it didn't confuse me.




you went so hungry you even ate the pic off the web! It showing 404!


You could've come here for the Tim Hortons and Subway.

Nothing there.

[Salman_Hanafi]

:salam:...Hardees is the best after taraweeh meal for me....tooooo good...

[UmHasan]

:ws:

I am brother Alhamdulillah, ....

Well, thank Allah for that! I think I'll save that quote to teach my kids the importance of punctuation and to demonstrate a typical example of a sentence where an omitted comma makes all the difference. It reminds me of the fate of a young warrior mentioned in the fables of Ancient Greece, who on the eve of departure for war, consulted the court soothsayer and was told without pause at the appropriate points, 'Thou shalt go thou shalt return never by war shalt thou perish!'

Mentally placing the commas after 'go' and 'return', the zealous warrior lept away on his chariot, brimming with confidence only to be killed in war. Had the two commas been placed at the correct point after 'go' and 'never', he may well have saved his life.

[Taliban1]

:salam:

I have been planning to suggest a more wholesome and natural fast for Maulana and his family.. ... Air Fasting...

:ws:

:ws:

We do it all the time. We've been doing it since we were born.

Next.....

:jazak:

[Maripat]

:ws:
I think your suggestion won't be accepted. Because Maulana Sahab's Iftar menu has been upgraded from water to dates and milk.:)


:salam:
I missed that angle but now that you have pointed it out I can not tell you how relaxed I am. No more nightmares about Maulana Taliban vanishing into thin air!
Wassalam

[isha khan]

Well, thank Allah for that! I think I'll save that quote to teach my kids the importance of punctuation and to demonstrate a typical example of a sentence where an omitted comma makes all the difference. It reminds me of the fate of a young warrior mentioned in the fables of Ancient Greece, who on the eve of departure for war, consulted the court soothsayer and was told without pause at the appropriate points, 'Thou shalt go thou shalt return never by war shalt thou perish!'

Mentally placing the commas after 'go' and 'return', the zealous warrior lept away on his chariot, brimming with confidence only to be killed in war. Had the two commas been placed at the correct point after 'go' and 'never', he may well have saved his life.

Correct! agreed...
what I was thiking of - being a student of English literature I didn't care for the very needs of a proper sentence structure and bothered you all around. (honestly, of what I don't care much in my day to day talk, which I should).

sorry I am. =(

[Salman_Hanafi]

Well, thank Allah for that! I think I'll save that quote to teach my kids the importance of punctuation and to demonstrate a typical example of a sentence where an omitted comma makes all the difference. It reminds me of the fate of a young warrior mentioned in the fables of Ancient Greece, who on the eve of departure for war, consulted the court soothsayer and was told without pause at the appropriate points, 'Thou shalt go thou shalt return never by war shalt thou perish!'

Mentally placing the commas after 'go' and 'return', the zealous warrior lept away on his chariot, brimming with confidence only to be killed in war. Had the two commas been placed at the correct point after 'go' and 'never', he may well have saved his life.

:salam:

Serves hims right for trying to find out the ghaib....and not paying attention in his language classes!!!

[Salman_Hanafi]

or it could be that the sootsayer was a right old fraud like one of those cheap paki amil bawas and he put his commas in the right places after all....:p

[Maripat]

Isn't that called 'Pau vada' in hindi?

:salam:
It is. And Maharashtra also.
It is strange that Marathis have not contributed to the menu.
Wassalam

PS: Now I too formally join the crowd in protesting against your signature and location.

[Abu_Tamim]

:salam:
It is. And Maharashtra also.
It is strange that Marathis have not contributed to the menu.
Wassalam

PS: Now I too formally join the crowd in protesting against your signature and location.

Vada pav is also boring. Although I have it sometimes.
:ws:

[Maripat]

Vada pav is also boring. Although I have it sometimes.
:ws:

:salam:
It is strange but it is there. The Anti-Food Blog (http://oilchanges.blogspot.com/). And it is exactly a food blog.:confused:
Wassalam

[amr123]

:salam:

Allah :taala: provided us with food to eat as a Mercy. I m of the 'personal' opinion that saying 'food is boring' is a bit overdoing. If Allah wishes he can make us from the millions that starve in the poor countries like Somalia. (auzhubillah). Actually this whole thread is proof how Merciful Allah :taala: is, to all of us. :alhamd:

[amr123]

:salam: :-)
Iftar in Makkah.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAO3g8df3qM

[not known]

:salam: :-)
Iftar in Makkah.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAO3g8df3qM

:ws:

:mash: they do very less iftar :)

[mmb786]

its the first time im visitting this thread 2day - and boy, it makes you hungry! anyway my favourire food for iftaar is just plain cheese samoosa's!

[ImamGhazzaali]

:salam:
It is. And Maharashtra also.
It is strange that Marathis have not contributed to the menu.
Wassalam

PS: Now I too formally join the crowd in protesting against your signature and location.

Maharashtra is a state/province kind of thing I believe.

No, you cannot join.


Vada pav is also boring. Although I have it sometimes.
:ws:

You can eat Arfa's.

[True Life]

:salam:

Today my mother is preparing Chicken Tikka for a local Jama'ah.

In other words, turning picture #1 into picture #2!

http://www.seriouseats.com/images/20110803-grilled-tandoori-chicken-tikka-indian-04.jpg

http://momwhats4dinner.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/chicken-tikka-225x300.jpg

[aliyaa]

:salam:

Today my mother is preparing Chicken Tikka for a local Jama'ah.

In other words, turning picture #1 into picture #2!

http://www.seriouseats.com/images/20110803-grilled-tandoori-chicken-tikka-indian-04.jpg

http://momwhats4dinner.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/chicken-tikka-225x300.jpg


oh good to know that.. my mom.. shes sucha busy peson.. she just fries he stuff.. or she sometimes makes some thing like biryani in aftari.. or some chicken paratha rolls.. ( indeed delicious )

[aliyaa]

sister Isha Khan.. oh you reminded me or "me ".. actually i also used to say sorry .. so much.. and i used to get confused.. i couldn't understand humor..
but now.. i have become.. kinda different.. and its so good to know that the people here.. told you to relax.. ahh.. wat a beautiful environment this is Masha Allah

[shoeb.momin]

Yesterday, I had to rush home early and there was no option left for doing iftaar. So I broke my fast by eating "Paani-Puri".
Bro Abu Tamim , I ensured there was no lota kept in the pani puri shop:cheesygri .

It was nice to see overwhelming response of the member to this thread. It seems there is ijmaa regarding the biryani being declared the queen of SF foodie discussion.
The best part was that there was not major differences in opinion between the members with only few Ikhtilafe Rehmat regarding preparation method of biryani.

[Salman_Hanafi]

The best part was that there was not major differences in opinion between the members with only few Ikhtilafe Rehmat regarding preparation method of biryani.

:salam:....yea just a few issues here and there...some of the ulema gave fatwas that it was makruh tanzihi to fry the rice...:p

[isha khan]

sister Isha Khan.. oh you reminded me or "me ".. actually i also used to say sorry .. so much.. and i used to get confused.. i couldn't understand humor..
but now.. i have become.. kinda different.. and its so good to know that the people here.. told you to relax.. ahh.. wat a beautiful environment this is Masha Allah

:salam:

sister I wasn't been to sunni forum since then, thanks for your concern.Yeah purified air it has Alhamdulillaah. will try to avoid sorries. take care.

Eid Mubarak.

[Zahed]

The End

.........

[abdulwahhab]

The End

.........

:salam:

We have the six fasts of Shawwal left, brother. :lol:

And then there's Mondays and Thursdays as well. Lots of Iftars yet to come. :)

[True Life]

:salam:

Let the thread rest in peace till next Ramadhan...

p.s. the Eid Koftas are delicious!!!

[Zahed]

the Eid Koftas are delicious!!!

Idea! Let's post our Eid special items (with photo if possible) here.

[Taliban1]

Idea! Let's post our Eid special items (with photo if possible) here.

:rolleyes:

[Zahed]

:rolleyes:

Oh! Sorry, Moulana Sahab if you are offended by my idea.

Btw Hadhrat, what did you eat along with water on Eid day?

[amr123]

Idea! Let's post our Eid special items (with photo if possible) here.

:salam:

Chicken Biriyani with pappad and salad. :D

[SIRAJ-UD-DEEN]

Idea! Let's post our Eid special items (with photo if possible) here.

http://i53.tinypic.com/2yxkpar.jpg

Dont miss to see the Banner.......:-)

http://hyderabad.metromela.com/image/Haleem.jpg

[aliyaa]

not on eid but today i made custard.. and indeed it turned out pretty well.. :)


http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumb_403/1243502602cZSlUn.jpg

[nameuser]

:bism:

:subh:

eid mubarak!!

[abdulwahhab]

:salam:

Yesterday, I had one Hershey's kiss for iftaar on the way to the masjid.

[dr76]

:salam:

Yesterday, I had one Hershey's kiss for iftaar on the way to the masjid.



:ws:

ever tried date covered chocolates..?

[abdulwahhab]

:ws:

ever tried date covered chocolates..?

:salam:

I'd imagine that would be a bit too sweet. Most dates are too sweet for my taste and to top them off with chocolate is overkill - unless it's bitter dark "chocolate" in which case, why even bother. Either way, I wasn't able to find a single date yesterday so I made do with whatever I could find.

[Taliban1]

:salam:

I can never understand the fact that people spend so much time in making dishes!

[amr123]

:salam:

I can never understand the fact that people spend so much time in making dishes!

:ws: Hazrat,

I m of the personal opinion that its nice to have a 'halal hobby' that one can spend ones free time in. We are weak people, also in todays age of 'fast life' of T.V. and internet and facebook, almost all of us suffer from a minor 'Attention Deficit Disorder'. We are in an age that we need to be engaged in something or other. The best thing is Dikhr of Allah, ofcourse. But we are weak and often engage in haram stuff like music etc. So i personally think everyone should find a 'halal hobby'. As long as one is NOT obsessed with it, I think it will help us to an extent to avoid fitnah :insh:. :-)


P.s. I noticed this when in college. During exams 'some' of the students are engrossed in studying that they automatically 'lower their gaze', because they don't have time to think about it.


Edit: The problem is i haven't found a good 'halal hobby' yet. For the time being it is Sunniforum :)

[sudoku]

:ws: Hazrat,

I m of the personal opinion that its nice to have a 'halal hobby' that one can spend ones free time in. We are weak people, also in todays age of 'fast life' of T.V. and internet and facebook, almost all of us suffer from a minor 'Attention Deficit Disorder'. We are in an age that we need to be engaged in something or other. The best thing is Dikhr of Allah, ofcourse. But we are weak and often engage in haram stuff like music etc. So i personally think everyone should find a 'halal hobby'. As long as one is NOT obsessed with it, I think it will help us to an extent to avoid fitnah :insh:. :-)


P.s. I noticed this when in college. During exams 'some' of the students are engrossed in studying that they automatically 'lower their gaze', because they don't have time to think about it.

:subh:

This just reminded me of Moulana Yunus Patel saheb :rahma:

[Taliban1]

:ws: Hazrat,

I m of the personal opinion that its nice to have a 'halal hobby' that one can spend ones free time in. We are weak people, also in todays age of 'fast life' of T.V. and internet and facebook, almost all of us suffer from a minor 'Attention Deficit Disorder'. We are in an age that we need to be engaged in something or other. The best thing is Dikhr of Allah, ofcourse. But we are weak and often engage in haram stuff like music etc. So i personally think everyone should find a 'halal hobby'. As long as one is NOT obsessed with it, I think it will help us to an extent to avoid fitnah :insh:. :-)


P.s. I noticed this when in college. During exams 'some' of the students are engrossed in studying that they automatically 'lower their gaze', because they don't have time to think about it.


Edit: The problem is i haven't found a good 'halal hobby' yet. For the time being it is Sunniforum :)

:salam:

SO cooking is a halal hobby for men too?

:D

lolz.

Today cooking makes women more engrossed into TV and YOUTUBE!

[amr123]

:salam:

SO cooking is a halal hobby for men too?

:D

lolz.


:ws: I was speaking in general. Not necessarily cooking. But considering the hobbies that men have today, cooking is a good alternative :p

[not known]

:ws: I was speaking in general. Not necessarily cooking. But considering the hobbies that men have today, cooking is a good alternative :p

:salam:

Men should make it a hobby to work for the betterment of community and think about it. If anyone interested i can give lot of business ideas ;)

[sudoku]

:salam:

@ Ml Taliban- You don't have to look at men who cook with so much disdain. Cooking and feeding a person with the right intention earns them thawab. At least I make shukr that when I am sick my husband cooks for me. :alhamd:

[Taliban1]

:ws: I was speaking in general. Not necessarily cooking. But considering the hobbies that men have today, cooking is a good alternative :p

Hobbies need to be useful also.

[amr123]

Hobbies need to be useful also.

Umar (ra) once cooked for a poor family when he was the Khalifa.
Cooking for ones own family can be considered sadaqa i guess, Since its mentioned in the hadith even putting a morsel of food on ones wife's mouth is sadaqa.

P.s. I completely agree cooking is wife's primary area of expertise. But Men cooking once in a while isn't that bad. ;)

[amr123]

:salam:

Men should make it a hobby to work for the betterment of community and think about it. If anyone interested i can give lot of business ideas ;)

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

:cheesygri

[UmHasan]

P.s. I completely agree cooking is wife's primary area of expertise. But Men cooking once in a while isn't that bad. ;)

What's wrong with a man that cooks all the time? If he chooses to do so I see absolutely nothing wrong in that at alll. In fact, I think it's quite admirable.

Btw, with a large family and constant stream of visitors, I do alot of cooking. Besides a couple of occasions when I've looked up a new recipe on YouTube, I don't think I've ever felt the need to spend time on YouTube and have never watched a cookery programme on TV.

[Taliban1]

Umar (ra) once cooked for a poor family when he was the Khalifa.
Cooking for ones own family can be considered sadaqa i guess, Since its mentioned in the hadith even putting a morsel of food on ones wife's mouth is sadaqa.

P.s. I completely agree cooking is wife's primary area of expertise. But Men cooking once in a while isn't that bad. ;)

Once for a poor family.

Yes it's sadaqa to put a morsel in your wife's mouth.

How about the sunnah of not cooking food in your home for a month? No fire at home for a whole month?

[Salman_Hanafi]

Once for a poor family.

Yes it's sadaqa to put a morsel in your wife's mouth.

How about the sunnah of not cooking food in your home for a month? No fire at home for a whole month?

:salam:...was that a voluntary act of Huzoor :saw:??

[Taliban1]

And how about the sunnah of staying hungry?

How about the sunnah of tying two stones on the stomach??

How about coming home and asking is there something for lunch? If the answer was no, then the answer from here was, ok then I'm fasting...

Not that, please cook something :)

How about just eating dates and milk for days.... ?

And don't say we're weak. We're not weak, our wills are weak!

[amr123]

And how about the sunnah of staying hungry?

How about the sunnah of tying two stones on the stomach??

How about coming home and asking is there something for lunch? If the answer was no, then the answer from here was, ok then I'm fasting...

Not that, please cook something :)

How about just eating dates and milk for days.... ?

And don't say we're weak. We're not weak, our wills are weak!

True our wills are weak indeed. But you can't make Halaal into Haraam. Nothing wrong with cooking food daily.

One should not fast continously, Rasoolullah :saw: forbade it:

Bukhari. Volume 3, Book 31, Number 145:
Narrated 'Abdullah(ra):
The Prophet:saw: fasted for days continuously; the people also did the same but it was difficult for them. So, the Prophet:saw: forbade them (to fast continuously for more than one day). They slid, "But you fast without break (no food was taken in the evening or in the morning)." The Prophet:saw: replied, "I am not like you, for I am provided with food and drink (by Allah)."


Also our body has a right on us, we have to fulfill it:


Riyadus Saliheen:149.
Abu Juhayfa Wahb ibn 'Abdullah said, "The Prophet:saw: joined Salman and Abu'd-Darda' together in brotherhood. Salman visited Abu'd-Darda' and saw Umm ad-Darda' poorly dressed and said to her, 'What's the matter with you?' She said, 'Your brother Abu'd-Darda' has no need of this world.' Abu'd-Darda' came and made some food for him. Salman said, 'Eat.' He said, 'I am fasting.' Salman said, 'I will not eat unless you eat.'" He said, "He ate. In the night, Abu'd-Darda' went to stand in prayer and Salman said to him, 'Sleep!' and he slept. Then he got up again and Salman said, 'Sleep!' At the end of the night, Salman said, 'Now get up and we will pray.' Salman said to him, 'Your Lord has rights over you and your self has rights over you, so give those with rights their due.' Abu'd-Darda' came to the Prophet:saw: and mentioned this to him and the Prophet:saw: said, 'Salman spoke the truth.'" [al-Bukhari]
I just mentioned the hadith not to justify our 'weak' actions, but rather to establish the fact that it is the Sunnah to give the body its right ie not to starve oneself purposely even when food is available. But the truth is most of us eat food to our necks, 'most' of us satisfy our stomachs more than what it needs.

[Taliban1]

True our wills are weak indeed. But you can't make Halaal into Haraam. Nothing wrong with cooking food daily.

One should not fast continously, Rasoolullah :saw: forbade it:

Bukhari. Volume 3, Book 31, Number 145:
Narrated 'Abdullah(ra):
The Prophet:saw: fasted for days continuously; the people also did the same but it was difficult for them. So, the Prophet:saw: forbade them (to fast continuously for more than one day). They slid, "But you fast without break (no food was taken in the evening or in the morning)." The Prophet:saw: replied, "I am not like you, for I am provided with food and drink (by Allah)."


Also our body has a right on us, we have to fulfill it:


Riyadus Saliheen:149.
Abu Juhayfa Wahb ibn 'Abdullah said, "The Prophet:saw: joined Salman and Abu'd-Darda' together in brotherhood. Salman visited Abu'd-Darda' and saw Umm ad-Darda' poorly dressed and said to her, 'What's the matter with you?' She said, 'Your brother Abu'd-Darda' has no need of this world.' Abu'd-Darda' came and made some food for him. Salman said, 'Eat.' He said, 'I am fasting.' Salman said, 'I will not eat unless you eat.'" He said, "He ate. In the night, Abu'd-Darda' went to stand in prayer and Salman said to him, 'Sleep!' and he slept. Then he got up again and Salman said, 'Sleep!' At the end of the night, Salman said, 'Now get up and we will pray.' Salman said to him, 'Your Lord has rights over you and your self has rights over you, so give those with rights their due.' Abu'd-Darda' came to the Prophet:saw: and mentioned this to him and the Prophet:saw: said, 'Salman spoke the truth.'" [al-Bukhari]
I just mentioned the hadith not to justify our 'weak' actions, but rather to establish the fact that it is the Sunnah to give the body its right ie not to starve oneself purposely even when food is available. But the truth is most of us eat food to our necks, 'most' of us satisfy our stomachs more than what it needs.

Wait a min..

You are azhar123?

I thought its someone else.

Khair, the ahadith above again are used to support something which is not even proven by these ahadith.

There is haq of your body on you. That haq again has been proved by another hadith. Please find it for me. It says that To keep the back straight, only a morsel is enough for the son of Adam!

:jazak:

[amr123]

What's wrong with a man that cooks all the time? If he chooses to do so I see absolutely nothing wrong in that at alll. In fact, I think it's quite admirable.


:salam:

Well my personal understanding is the husband is usually out working most of the day, so naturally the wife will have to do 'most' of the household works including cooking. I believe in division of labour inside the family. But the need arrives we should be ready to step inside each others shoes, so that the balance is maintained. I m not married yet, so all these are just ideal concepts, based on observation and intuition.

[Taliban1]

My point is that the way we muslims overdo the "FOOD" part, it needs to be corrected.

I'm not looking down on anyone even though it might sound as it.

But it's the same way that when someone develops Takabbur because he's reading Tahajjud regularly, SHaihk's tell him to stop reading Tahajjud altogether.

We're so indulged in EATING that all our ibadats revolve around Food. For example, you see people on Umrah/Hajj here (including myself), all I worry about while doing Umrah is to eat KFC after finishing.

[amr123]

There is haq of your body on you. That haq again has been proved by another hadith. Please find it for me. It says that To keep the back straight, only a morsel is enough for the son of Adam!


My point is that the way we muslims overdo the "FOOD" part, it needs to be corrected.

I'm not looking down on anyone even though it might sound as it.

But it's the same way that when someone develops Takabbur because he's reading Tahajjud regularly, SHaihk's tell him to stop reading Tahajjud altogether.

We're so indulged in EATING that all our ibadats revolve around Food. For example, you see people on Umrah/Hajj here (including myself), all I worry about while doing Umrah is to eat KFC after finishing.


Yes Hazrat, its true, we do overeat unfortunately.

I think the hadith you are searching is this:


The Prophet Muhammad (saw) said, “The son of Adam does not fill any vessel worse than his stomach. It is sufficient for the son of Adam to eat a few mouthfuls, to keep him going. If he must do that (fill his stomach), then let him fill one third with food, one third with drink and one third with air.” [Tirmidhi 1381 Ibn Maajah 3349 classed as Sahih]


Edit:
Maybe the problem is because we don't say 'bismillahir-rehmanir-raheem' before eating.



`Aishah (May Allah be pleased with her) reported: Messenger of Allah (PBUH) was eating with his six Companions when a desert Arab came and ate up the food in two mouthfuls. Messenger of Allah (PBUH) said, "Had he mentioned the Name of Allah, it would have sufficed for all of you.''
[At-Tirmidhi].

[Taliban1]

yes :jazak:

This is the hadith!

Now tell me, is there any reason to use Ahadith to support over-eating or OVER spending of time in cooking dishes?

Like you go into the kitchen in the morning and come out at night?

Or

Spending Hours in front of TV or YOUTUBE learning how to make new dishes!

I've seen women who spend whole days on youtube learning how to make new dishes.

AND

The youtube teachers are non mehrams males.

[ENIGMA]

yes :jazak:

This is the hadith!

Now tell me, is there any reason to use Ahadith to support over-eating or OVER spending of time in cooking dishes?

Like you go into the kitchen in the morning and come out at night?

Or

Spending Hours in front of TV or YOUTUBE learning how to make new dishes!

I've seen women who spend whole days on youtube learning how to make new dishes.

AND

The youtube teachers are non mehrams males.

:salam: hazrat

over-eating is a definate no no. spending time in cooking is another matter. a woman(or man) could spend time in preparing dishes with the right intention and also,if whilst preparing the dishes they spent their time in zikr,reciting Quran,salawat etc, then its all good,imo.

[Taliban1]

:salam: hazrat

over-eating is a definate no no. spending time in cooking is another matter. a woman(or man) could spend time in preparing dishes with the right intention and also,if whilst preparing the dishes they spent their time in zikr,reciting Quran,salawat etc, then its all good,imo.

:ws:

Hazrat It's about over indulgence in matters of less importancy.

[amr123]

yes :jazak:

This is the hadith!

Now tell me, is there any reason to use Ahadith to support over-eating or OVER spending of time in cooking dishes?



Well Hazrat, i never used the Hadith to support over eating, I was just saying one shouldn't starve oneself for days when food is available. Ofcourse one can fast, but one has to break fast everyday. I only said no starving for days. :-) I shall quote my earlier post:



I just mentioned the hadith not to justify our 'weak' actions, but rather to establish the fact that it is the Sunnah to give the body its right ie not to starve oneself purposely even when food is available. But the truth is most of us eat food to our necks, 'most' of us satisfy our stomachs more than what it needs.

I hope you concur.

And my post about about 'halal hobbies':


I m of the personal opinion that its nice to have a 'halal hobby' that one can spend ones free time in. We are weak people, also in todays age of 'fast life' of T.V. and internet and facebook, almost all of us suffer from a minor 'Attention Deficit Disorder'. We are in an age that we need to be engaged in something or other. The best thing is Dikhr of Allah, ofcourse. But we are weak and often engage in haram stuff like music etc. So i personally think everyone should find a 'halal hobby'. As long as one is NOT obsessed with it, I think it will help us to an extent to avoid fitnah

I guess you must have not read it completely. lol.


Now for the topic of Over-eating. I completely agree with you on it. Most of us are obsessed with food, We have a lot of people in in 'Developed' countries dying of Obesity every year..! It is indeed a sign of our obsession with Dunya.

O Allah protect us from such habits. Ameen.

[amr123]

:salam:

Also why are we discussing all this in this thread. ? Isn't this thread supposed to be about iftar. lolz. :)
This thread and the ittar/oudh thread are one of the best threads in the forum. Its one of the very few threads almost everyone agrees and unites. Its a feel good thread. :-)

[abuhajira]

:salam:

nope carry on discussing.. after all overindulgence in talking about food topic is fine ;)

[mmb786]

:salam:


This thread and the ittar/oudh thread are one of the best threads in the forum. Its one of the very few threads almost everyone agrees and unites. Its a feel good thread. :-)


lol! haha! how come i ddnt see the itr/oudh thread? was it??

[amr123]

[/I]

lol! haha! how come i ddnt see the itr/oudh thread? was it??

never posted anything there. Just reading through it, reached around 13 pages i think.

[Maddy1]

I use to take a Khajoor & a glass of water..

[sunni-from-iraq]

stuffed grape leaves .......... my favorit.......... there are many ways to make theme btw

[sunni-from-iraq]

:salam:

nope carry on discussing.. after all overindulgence in talking about food topic is fine ;)

are you a scholar?

[amr123]

are you a scholar?

Yes bro he is.

[Taliban1]

Maggie noddles.

[dr76]

stuffed grape leaves .......... my favorit.......... there are many ways to make theme btw



:salam:

i like waraq enaab .. have tried with stuffed rice.. what are the other ways to have them with..
btw howz the maskouf al iraqi fish..

wa assalam..

[dr76]

Maggie noddles.



:salam:

Thats the only thing i can cook hazrat..! very good survival tool when wifes ( or all of them ) away..
the other thing is ofcourse chai..

i plan to try ur waterfasting once insha Allah.. may be with hazrat Peer banaras ali shah saheb .. standing on one leg.. wana join in..?:cheesygri

duas..

wa assalam..

[Taliban1]

:salam:

Thats the only thing i can cook hazrat..! very good survival tool when wifes ( or all of them ) away..
the other thing is ofcourse chai..

i plan to try ur waterfasting once insha Allah.. may be with hazrat Peer banaras ali shah saheb .. standing on one leg.. wana join in..?:cheesygri

duas..

wa assalam..

:ws:

That's the only thing I can cook along with boiled egg :D

I used to make great tea but since i joined Madressah, I forgot how to make it. I tried making a few days ago for a friend but ruined it. After sipping it, he asked, what is this? :)

Water fasting is a great idea (without peer sahib). I'm starting it soon insha'Allah. Wana be my water fasting partner :$

:P

:jazak:

[Taliban1]

No

[aliyaa]

oh indeed this thread is a real good.. one and the food part is way to confusing for me to read..

well.. i would like to fast.. but i dunnoe why have i started feeling like eating food so much.. love of dunya maybe.. is there any ""Easy "" cure?

[Taliban1]

oh indeed this thread is a real good.. one and the food part is way to confusing for me to read..

well.. i would like to fast.. but i dunnoe why have i started feeling like eating food so much.. love of dunya maybe.. is there any ""Easy "" cure?

Water fasting

[mercyofAllah]

oh indeed this thread is a real good.. one and the food part is way to confusing for me to read..

well.. i would like to fast.. but i dunnoe why have i started feeling like eating food so much.. love of dunya maybe.. is there any ""Easy "" cure?

Bismillah
I think it will come with training our nafs and most of us need it. We should not eat to full but stop eating when we still have urge. In this way inshaaAllah we can control

[aliyaa]

what does water fasting mean?

[mercyofAllah]

what does water fasting mean?

Bismillah
You just drink water for days which can vary like some will do for a day or a week, some for 2 weeks or more when the body will be cleansed of toxins and the nafs too will come down. But better to do after consulting some expert in that field. Allahu alam

[UmHasan]

Bismillah
You just drink water for days which can vary like some will do for a day or a week, some for 2 weeks or more when the body will be cleansed of toxins and the nafs too will come down. But better to do after consulting some expert in that field. Allahu alam

Just to add, in case of confusion, water fasting is not an established act of worship or proven from sunnah. The members suggesting it are doing so as a form of disciplining the self, detoxify the body and controling the urge to overeat.

[aliyaa]

oh.. actually i get a head ache.. when i do some work.. and then my legs ache every time i walk . bit more.. so .. i think i'l just faint the 2nd day..?
when i used to leave some space in my stomach.. for water and air.. i used to have a bit of control on my nafs.. i'l try to do that.. but my mom will certaily nevr allow me to water fast.. she'l scold me bad indeed

[dr76]

:salam:

@ dear Maulana Taliban sahab Naqshbandi Madzillahu aali..

Ramadhan Mubarak hazrat.. so whats up for iftar.. distilled air or evaporated water..? :D

duas..

wa assalam..

[iSawab]

Salam.
Date and water first. Some kind of chilled juice before Maghrib salat.

Finish maghrib and eat what would be usually my dinner.
Next meal is usually Suhoor.