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Saying “Kullu ‘aamin wa antum bi khayr” (Wishing you well every year) – Shaykh al-Albanee(rahimahullaah)
Saying “Kullu ‘aamin wa antum bi khayr”
(Wishing you well every year)
In the casette no. 323 of the series “Silsilah al-Hudaa wal-Nur”, Shaykh al-Albanee (rahimahullaah) – following a conversation at the end of which a person gave him the greeting, “Kullu ‘aamin wa antum bi khayr” (Wishing you well every year) – he said:
“As for this closing reamrk, then it has no basis for it at all, it is sufficient for you (to say), “May Allaah accept your obedience.” As for “wishing you well every year,” this is a greeting of the non-Muslims which has crept into us the Muslims, due to our heedlesness, [Allaah says], “And remind, for verily reminder benefits the believers.”
And in the cassette no. 52 from the same series, in another conversation where someone greeted the Shaykh with the same statement, he (rahimahullaah) said,
“As for taking a specific phrase – wishing you will every year (kullu aaminwa antum bikhayr) – this has no basis, support from the Islamic Shari’ah, and is used in every Shari’ah, there is no difference (in this greeting) between a Jew, Christian and Muslim.”
Source : Translated from a post on Sahab.Net
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Related Links:
- Warning Against The Greeting: ‘Sabaahul Khayr’, ‘Sabaahun Noor’, ‘Masaa ul-Khayr’, ‘Masaa-in-Noor’
- Exchanging Greetings and Well-Wishes for the New Year
- Congratulating on new Gregorian year, the new Hijri (lunar) year, and the Mawlid
- Greeting The Kuffaar On Christmas – Imaam Muhammad Ibn Saalih al-Uthaymeen
- Greetings – Spreading Salaams
Eating the Meat Sacrificed by One who Does not Pray – Shaykh Muqbil ibn Haadee
Eating the Meat Sacrificed by One who Does not Pray
The ‘Allaamah Muqbil ibn Haadee Al-Waadi’ee
Question:
My father is a man who does not pray. He sacrifices for us on the Day of ‘Eed. What is the ruling on this sacrifice when he slaughters or entrusts it to someone else?
Answer:
If he slaughters then it is Haraam based upon the most correct of the statements of the people of knowledge. Because the one who abandons the prayer is considered a disbeliever due to the Hadeeth:
العَهدُ الذِي بَينَنَا وَبَينَهُمُ الصَّلاةُ ، فَمَن تَرَكَهَا فَقَد كَفَرَ
“The covenant that is between us and them is the prayer; whoever abandons it then he has disbelieved.”
And the Hadeeth:
ليس بين العبد وبين الشرك والكفر إلا الصلاة
“There is nothing between the slave Shirk and disbelief except the prayer.”
Na’am. Who reported the Hadeeth…? (After someone answers the Shaykh says:) Na’am, Muslim reported it. From the Hadeeth of whom? Huh? (After someone answers the Shaykh says:) From the Hadeeth of Jaabir. However, if other than him from those who pray were to slaughter then there is no harm (in eating it), insha-Allaah.
Source: http://muqbel.net/fatwa.php?fatwa_id=1639
Translated By: Raha ibn Donald Batts
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