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Two deliberate mistakes, of course.
Why stop at two? There is an opportunity to get it wrong every lunar month!
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Two deliberate mistakes, of course.
Why stop at two? There is an opportunity to get it wrong every lunar month!
Ironically, there's not a single conflict that arises in the rest of the months!
However, abandoning the moon sighting altogether in favor of pre-calculated tables might not be right.
You are right, there is nothing wrong and it is not at all un-Islamic to opt for this option.Why not? There is nothing wrong with using science to calculate out a lunar calendar that is accurate and reliable.
You are right, there is nothing wrong and it is not at all un-Islamic to opt for this option.
However, please let me give you an example from my profession. If I could feel a sizable lump underneath the skin with the touch of my gloved hand, and see it with my own two eyes, and coupled together with my 15 years experience of seeing thousands if not tens of thousands of similar lumps, I wont ask for state-of-the-art CT scan but perhaps for a quick biopsy before referring up the case to the surgeon for an immediate lumpectomy.
Similarly, if my Prophet's (PBUH) sunnah could be kept alive, while making use of modern technology, I would prefer to do it, rather than abandoning it altogether in the favor of technology.
Agreed.Sure, let the accurate lunar calendar be published in advance for all to plan by, and you can follow sunnah by looking for the moon on the last couple of evenings of Ramadan. Problem solved!
Tribal people are pakistani, They belong to that land unlike others. Get the fck out of here you racist Pr1ck.
Say whatever about Imran, Wont tolerate any crap against pashtuns.
You are right, there is nothing wrong and it is not at all un-Islamic to opt for this option.
However, please let me give you an example from my profession. If I could feel a sizable lump underneath the skin with the touch of my gloved hand, and see it with my own two eyes, and coupled together with my 15 years experience of seeing thousands if not tens of thousands of similar lumps, I wont ask for state-of-the-art CT scan but perhaps for a quick biopsy before referring up the case to the surgeon for an immediate lumpectomy.
Similarly, if my Prophet's (PBUH) sunnah could be kept alive, while making use of modern technology, I would prefer to do it, rather than abandoning it altogether in the favor of technology.
and above all it was PTI govt which kept popalzai quiet last time on Eid. this time I believe usko ANP nay rate bohat lagya hoga... tabhi tou raat kay 12 bajay usko chand nazar aa giya !!
not that I disagree with your stance of having one eid, but give some space, he just kept his promise to the IDPs Jirga. somehow due to weather conditions he couldnt say prayers there, as he will do it tomorrow with the rest of the country with the official Eid.
Come out of your "mohajir" mentality, say 'eid mubarak' to your pashtun countrymen and appreciate Imran khan for his spending of eid with IDPs.....mohajir bhai, apney dil ko barra karo aur hamari khoshi may shareek ho jao.
Iska Mukrra kyun dika rahe ho? ye konsa IDPs key saath eid mana raha hey
For instance, what is that religious ruling? I have been told of all sorts of tradition/culture/sectarian stuff in vague/obscure terms, on my thread on the same topic. Sadly, there's no one to explain how they see the moon after 28 days of fasting, when technically moon isn't there?
You are encouraging it because a large segment of population follows it, right since well religious freedom has nothing to do with a question of fact, because either the moon's there or its not. Whats the difference of interpretation there?