Abu Qataadah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Messenger of Allah Peace be upon him was asked about the observance of Saum (fasting) on the day of ‘Arafah. He said,

“it is an expiation for the sins of the preceding year and the current year.”

[Muslim].

Commentary:

The ninth day of dhul-hijjah is called ‘Yaum-Arafah’ which is the most important ritual of the Hajj. On that day, the pilgrims are engaged in remembrance of Allah and prayers. For this reason, Saum is not desirable for them, but for other people, Saum has a special value. The importance and merit of this Saum can be judged from the fact that it expiates sins for two consecutive years: the previous year and the current year

Madrasatul Iman will reopen on Saturday 24/10/2009 InshaAllah. Madrasah will resume at  112-116 Abington Avenue, Central Mosque on Saturday and Sunday  from 10.00am to 02.00pm only.

For every family bringing their students at the Madrasah will be requested to bring along £20.00 per family on the opening day to enable Madrasah to raise funds. This contribution is neither a registration fee nor a monthly fee but a contribution from parents towards Madrasah's funding.

All previously registered students are welcomed and Madrasah will not enroll any students until further notice.

All previously registered students are strongly advised to attend Madrasah on the opening day to enable gaining the exact students available. Failure to attend and without due notice to the Administration, Madrasah reserve the right not to accept these students 2 weeks after  resumption and they may be required to be freshly enrolled as new students pending availability.   

For more information please contact Ustaadh Abdurrazzaaq 07951 816 208 or Ustaadh Jaafar 07971 809927

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