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Mubarak90
post May 11 2015, 09:16 AM

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QUOTE(farid_razak86 @ May 8 2015, 12:32 PM)
salam. saya ingin bertanya.

apa hukumnya baca buku waktu khutbah? saya bercadang nak bawak buku kecik untuk dibaca sewaktu khutbah. sebab setau saya yang tak dibenarkan sewaktu khutbah ialah bercakap2. kalau main henfon pula saya tengok ramai je yang main henfon.

apakah hukumnya baca buku (bukan buku keagamaan) sewaktu khutbah? dan adakah ianya kelihatan pelik/janggal?
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waalaikumussalam w.b.t.

Berkenaan hukum 2 aktiviti ni ketika khutbah jumaat, ini yang saya pernah diberitahu (sila rujuk dengan ustaz terdekat utk kepastian) :

1) tidur : makruh (kalau tidur yang tak menyedarkan diri ketika kedua-dua khutbah, maka perlu mengambil wuduk kembali)

2) aktiviti lain : haram (hanya solat tahiyyatul masjid yang dibenarkan) - aktiviti termasuk : membaca buku, bermain telefon, bercakap-cakap, berzikir (tidak dibenarkan)

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post Sep 2 2016, 04:09 PM

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QUOTE(SpikeMarlene @ Sep 2 2016, 03:26 PM)
It seems you missed the rational argument here.

When you preach your God is the only true God and theirs is false (that means their Gods are fakes), you receive some reactions. So these people reacted to Muhammad when he claimed that and denounced their beliefs. So they became angry at Muhammad, just like you would. So they persecuted Muhammad, mocked him and chased him out of Mecca.

There are more to the story but I purposely keep it simple just to put the message across. Pagan Arabs being the local inhabitants, did what you would do, and that they were not really as bad as Islamic sources or teachers painted them to be.

There were also many cases which exemplified the intolerance of Muslims, particularly when Islam or Muhammad was insulted. There was even a case a self proclaimed prophet was killed because of that.
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Please Spike, I thought you're better than this.
Coming into Muslim Fellowship's forum just to bash the last Messenger of Allah (P.B.U.H).
There is really a lot of history during the lifetime of the last Messenger of Allah (P.B.U.H), and he is known as Al-Ameen (the truthful). Even during the time where they want to assassinate him, he is still have in his possession the things that they ask him to safeguard.
Also, the arabs already believed in a God that created everything, only they associate certain events in the world with some other gods.
Also, the people who are most hostile to him are actually the leaders of the arabs, and not the commoners. They are hostile towards him not because he is preaching tawheed, but because he keeps reciting the ayaat of the Quran which exposes them of the wrongdoings that they've been doing, and the punishment they will face for doing those deeds.
If you know about history, he didn't conquer Madinah by bringing thousands of sahabah with him. He was welcomed and cheered when he arrived because they want him.

There are a lot of people who is good in the seerah of the Prophet (P.B.U.H), so if you're interested, you can always ask about it or even listen to it on Youtube.
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post Sep 2 2016, 04:55 PM

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QUOTE(SpikeMarlene @ Sep 2 2016, 04:40 PM)
Again it is not quite true. I am not here to bash Muhammad or Islam. That is not my intention. I am here to set a few perspectives right because I found out many Muslims are told only the one sided version of Muhammad, which tends to paint him as exemplary, a perfect role model for humanity. He was not as perfect or moral as you thought or told. That is my point of view after numerous readings.

But I do agree that coming here into your Muslim Fellowship thread is a bad taste on my part. I apologize for causing the people here undue stress. Thank you for your patience in having me for a couple of posts.
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I believe you're not here to cause any problem but you do came aggressive with your comment. But I can't really help you on the other sides of the story since, in the end, we are left to choose side on which story to believe in, and I believe the ones that came from the Islamic Scholars first since I haven't exhaust a lot of time reading the history from different sources. I believe the islamic scholars do have part of their sources from a non-islamic scholars and if you managed to find it, do share it with us.
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post Sep 7 2016, 05:24 PM

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QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Sep 7 2016, 02:21 PM)
read a thread of someone finding a rat in their mutton soup (i.e. the soup is not supposed to contain rat, only mutton lah)... so tried to look up what we should do if it happened to us. the following is not about rat, but on the fundamental level it is similar in that it is something haram to eat.

Btw, rats & mice are haram to eat according to jumhur 'ulama. One of the cause is the following principle:

Al-Baihaqiy rahimahullah berkata :
قال أصحابنا : فالذي أمر بقتله في الحل والحرم يحرم أكله ، والذي نهى عن قتله يحرم أكله.........
“Telah berkata shahabat-shahabat kami (ulama Syaafi’iyyah) : Hewan yang diperintahkan untuk dibunuh di tanah haram ataupun halal, maka diharamkan untuk memakannya. Begitu puga hewan yang dilarang untuk membunuhnya, terlarang pula untuk memakannya…..” [Ash-Shughraa, 8/294].

An-Nawawiy rahimahullah berkata :
ما أمر بقتله من الحيوانات فأكله حرام
“Semua hewan yang diperintahkan untuk membunuhnya, haram dimakan” [Al-Majmuu’, 9/22].

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Syaikh Abdul Aziz bin Baz ditanya: “jika seseorang makan daging babi karena tidak tahu, apakah ada kafarahnya? Jika ada apakah kafarahnya?”.

Syaikh menjawab:

ليس عليه شيء ما دام لا يعلم، ليس عليه شيء، إنما عليه أن يتمضمض ويغسل فمه من آثار النجاسة ويغسل يديه، والحمد لله. لكن إذا لم يتمضمض أو لم يذكر لحم خنزير إلا بعد حين ماذا يفعل؟ ج/ ما عليه شيء

“Tidak ada kewajiban apa-apa baginya, selama ia memakannya karena tidak tahu sedikit pun. Yang perlu ia lakukan adalah berkumur-kumur dan mencuci mulutnya dari sisa-sisa najis (daging babi) dan mencuci tangannya. Walhamdulillah. Namun jika memakannya pada waktu yang sudah berlalu lama sekali dan ia ketika itu tidak berkumur-kumur, apa yang perlu dilakukan? Jawabnya: tidak perlu melakukan apa-apa” (Sumber: http://www.binbaz.org.sa/node/12018).

Al Lajnah Ad Daimah lil Buhuts Wal Ifta juga ditanya: “seseorang makan daging babi dalam keadaan tidak tahu. Lalu setelah ia selesai makan, datang orang lain yang mengatakan bahwa yang dimakan itu daging babi. Dan daging bagi sebagaimana kita ketahui, hukumnya haram bagi seorang Muslim. Apa yang mesti ia lakukan?”

Mereka menjawab:

لا يلزمه شيء تجاه ذلك ولا حرج عليه؛ لكونه لا يعلم أنه لحم خنزير، وإنما يلزمه التحري والحذر في المستقبل‏

“Tidak ada kewajiban apa-apa baginya, dan itu tidak masalah. Karena ia tidak tahu yang dimakan adalah daging babi. Yang perlu ia lakukan adalah berhati-hati dan waspada di masa depan” (Fatawa Al Lajnah Ad Daimah jilid 4, no. 7290‏ pertanyaan ke-5).
Sumber: https://muslim.or.id/27355-makan-daging-bab...-dilakukan.html

[end excerpt]
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post Sep 15 2016, 10:49 AM

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QUOTE(EarendurFefalas @ Sep 15 2016, 05:56 AM)
ustaz zaharuddin kata wajib
KWSP sebelum ni tak shariah compliance = so haram but kita takda kuasa mengubah/memilih = tak boleh buat apa
sekarang dah ada shariah KWSP maka wajib tukar

edit: btw aku dah tukar, pergi mana2 cawangan pon boleh, aku pergi dekat bandar pucong ada 1, siap ada kaunter tambahan (time tu lah) 15 minit selesai
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Ya ka. Nnti kena pegi gak la.

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post Sep 19 2016, 04:45 PM

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QUOTE(Zaryl @ Sep 19 2016, 03:12 PM)
Question is:

why banks cannot simply provide a house loan/car loan/ etc that we just pay back the amount we borrow but not including the extra fees?

Example:

rm100k for house loan. So we pay back exactly rm100k within 25 years for example.

Why they cannot do it? WHY?  shakehead.gif
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Would you lend someone RM12k, and he/she would pay you back RM50/month for 20 years to get back your RM12k?

I'm no good in Syariah especially regarding riba & trade, but I definitely would have a hard time agreeing to that kind of transactions, since it's not easy to cash out that RM12k at once just to get it back in full only after 20 years.

Probably, It would be best for me not to give anyone a loan. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Sep 19 2016, 05:31 PM)
true that. but money is one of the ribawi items, hence no "profit" is allowed if it is transacted with money. I mean, in this case you are loaning money, and you will pay with money - whether paid in one go or in installment.

"profit" is allowed if it is a normal "physical item" (say, a car, a house, smakfon, etc.) for credit payment. As the others have stated, you can sell iPhone 7 plus at RM 4k for one time payment, or a total of RM 4.1k for a three time payment. but this must be agreed when buying, cannot have conditional terms like: I will buy the iPhone 7 plus from you at RM4k, but If I cannot pay you in full then I will pay you RM 4.1k (i.e. in this example, both agree two prices may take effect).

Disclaimer:
There are a lot of things/rulings on islamic economics. I have to confess, I failed even normal economics (to the extent that during my school days getting a C score would be a success for me) - so I cannot grasp everything on islamic economics. However, I have heard before that inflation can be considered. (will try to find source later)
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Ooo, thanks for the clarification.

But would it also be riba if it is between family. For example :
A thing cost RM750, and I plan to give this thing as a gift to my mother.
I also expect RM0-RM100 from 4 of my siblings to consider this gift as a shared item.
If I bought the gift and given the gift to my mother, but 2 of my siblings can only pay the next month, is this considered riba?
*because I saw last time you guys posted that if I exchange with my mother RM50(single note) with RM10(5 notes), but will pay the last RM10 note later, it is considered riba.

Thanks in advance.
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post Sep 22 2016, 05:30 PM

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QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Sep 22 2016, 02:44 PM)
thanks... but TLTR
can summarize ala /k or not?
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QUOTE(EarendurFefalas @ Sep 22 2016, 03:33 PM)
isu dulu, wahabi vs <tak ingat nama>
sorang tambah2 agama eg: molidul rasul
sorang lagi taknak tambah2 agama eg: molidul rasul adalah hareem
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Rasanya x dak pon dalam tu cerita pasal molidul rasul. Haha

Mostly article tu menceritakan isu wahabiyyah dari perspektif penulis.
Article tu jugak link atau listkan sumber daripada mana kita boleh ketahui lebih lanjut tentang gerakan wahabiyyah.

Setakat yang saya perasan bila baca, penulis tak tackle bahagian mana gerakan wahabiyyah suka melabel orang dengan panggilan kafir atau suka membida'ah.
So kalau nak terjawab persoalan tu, kena rujuk sumber2 yang disenaraikan.
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post Sep 27 2016, 11:17 AM

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QUOTE(McF7y @ Sep 27 2016, 10:52 AM)
Thanks for your comment.

Actually those who embrace Islam from their own research, and on their own accord - I have much respect for them. Many times they put me to shame with their knowledge of the deen, their steadfastness and especially their willingness to follow the sunnah!
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True, because they accepted Islam through effort.
We on the other hand, are born muslims. But sadly, we take our Islam for granted.

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QUOTE(WinkyJr @ Oct 15 2016, 11:20 PM)
is it true there will be 3 nights without sunlight before the sun rise from the west?
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From what I understand is, the night before the day "The Sun Rises From The West", will be a long night that people will sleep like they usually would and wake up like they usually would only to find that the sky is still dark. The duration, from what I've read and heard previously should be around 3 days or so. Wallahu a'lam

This post has been edited by Mubarak90: Oct 18 2016, 05:36 PM
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QUOTE(notoriousfiq @ Oct 18 2016, 03:08 PM)
If that is the case, then, not "sometimes" but "most of the times" liberal is okay.. Because we do agree on freedom on a lot of things to ourselves, human rights.
If someone is against LGBT, then be against LGBT, not liberals.

I know.. Ceramah keep saying liberal is bad, syiah is bad, itu ini bad, without intellectual reasons. That is why I see a lot of malays in facebook comment gila2 maki liberals, then when I ask them what is liberalism, they can't answer shit. Masjid need to stop teaching hate to us Muslims, and teach love and understanding instead.
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I do think what most of us Malaysian muslims understand as Liberal Muslim are the people who interprets Al-Quran and As-Sunnah only by themselves.
Those who are usually referred as liberal often outspoken on things like, "Menutup aurat bukannya wajib", "Cara-cara solat tidak dijelaskan dalam Al-Quran", "Tidak salah untuk kahwin antara bersamaan jantina", etc.

Liberalism is what comes with Kamal Ataturk in Turkey after the fall of Umayyad Empire, and the potrayal of Islam which is brought aren't very Islamic.

It is correct that you should ask question in Islam, so that you will learn. But questioning Islam won't help you to learn, because the point of that conversation is to justify your own action after you've trespassed / before trespassing the boundaries that is placed by Allah and His Messenger.
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post Oct 19 2016, 02:46 PM

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QUOTE(notoriousfiq @ Oct 18 2016, 10:04 PM)
If people have disagreements with orthodox teachings, and there are other interpretations that they deem more rational or acceptable, that is their choice. Just like the orthodox traditionalist muslims who have their own interpretation of the Quran or hadith. If one side can interpret the Quran, why can't the other? What makes one group holier than the other? None of us have prophets with us, so none of us can claim that only we are the absolute truth. As long as that opinion do not hurt other people (such as radical muslims interpretations), then we can discuss like an adult, intellectually.

And just because some opinions sounds so different from the teaching that we have inherited since nenek moyang, unquestioned, we shouldn't be silencing them with "jangan persoal", or simply brushing them as "sesat", or deleting people's comments.

If we believe our opinion is more plausible, and we can counter-argue, then counter-argue. Otherwise, leave it be, let other people deal with it.
Asking question will help us learn. Absolutely. Just like in any other subject. Just like in school. We ask question, we get answer, we are more educated. That is common sense.
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I believe both side are allowed to interpret the message of Al-Quran, but there are boundaries on how it should be interpreted and shouldn't be done carelessly.
No other group is holier than the other, we pray to Allah so that Allah accept from us what we've done to get His blessings and grant us the best on this world and the next.
We don't have absolute truth other than what has been taught to us by the messenger p.b.u.h. Regarding things that was never mentioned clearly by the messenger p.b.u.h, then we (the common people) rely on our alim ulama's ijma' opinion and respect them, even if we ourselves might have a different opinion about it.

"Jangan persoal" attitude is understandably regarded as intolerant but I do somehow see that when it comes to Islam and it's institution, people here are more adamant to start questioning. Yes, this is the age of internet where a lot of information can be acquired at the end of our fingers but there are limitations on what's generally available. It is best that if we've stumbled across something that is new to us, that we consult people that are more knowledgeable in the area regarding it, and yes the more people we consult with, the better our understanding regarding will become. It is not wise to simply dismiss the people we consult with just because they differ from what we learn ourselves.
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QUOTE(retroRT @ Oct 20 2016, 07:43 PM)
salamualaikum my brothers, glad to see this thread..

hope to gain more info from you guys about islam..
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Waalaikumussalam w.r.w.b.
Feel free to browse the topic pages, there's a lot that have been discussed here.
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post Dec 15 2016, 02:26 PM

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#prayforAleppo guys. sad.gif
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QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Dec 15 2016, 03:02 PM)
imams should do qunut nazilah, instead of the normal qunut - at least for now la.
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Yeah, probably tommorow during Jumaah prayer. It's really sad+despicable that they're still bombing the people fleeing the city.
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QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Dec 15 2016, 05:03 PM)
that "hakikat" should never stop us from praying
and if we do pray, that "hakikat" will not stop us from getting the rewards
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True. And yes, Qunut Nazilah is not meant for any single prayer only, but for those who didn't know how to do it, can simply join with the rest during jemaah prayers.
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QUOTE(EarendurFefalas @ Dec 20 2016, 07:55 PM)
btw, KWSP/EPF kene bayar zakat? aku google kena tapi tak sure bayar setiap tahun atau bayar bila keluar?

ok dah jumpa sos kata bayar bila keluar http://blog.zakatselangor.com.my/simpanan-...kat-atau-tidak/
sebab time dalam EPF belum sempurna milik kita
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Kalau ikut Jabatan Zakat Negeri Kedah, duit yang dipotong EPF masih perlu dimasukkan dalam bayaran zakat pendapatan.
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post Dec 21 2016, 11:37 AM

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QUOTE(EarendurFefalas @ Dec 21 2016, 11:27 AM)
lol, aku tak bayar zakat pendapatan. dulu aku pernah pergi pejabat zakat tanya camna nak kira, yang dia tanya zakat wang simpanan aje (aku ingat pendapatan ni = zakat perniagaan lol)

btw camne nak kira, aku tengok zakat selangor nya website kalkulator tah apa tak faham, ayam hanyalah buruh nelayan petani bukan jaguh sukan.jutawan
kalau dah bayar ansuran, means bila deposit semua EPF nanti takyah bayar langsung? btw, ayam duduk selangor liao, ikut selangor fatwa tongue.gif
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Zakat pendapatan (Negeri Kedah) = Gaji yang diterima daripada majikan - (Keperluan persendirian - Bilangan Isteri + Bilangan Anak) <--- (Bilangan yang ditolak adalah berdasarkan kiraan drpd Jabatan Urus Zakat Negeri Kedah)

EPF :
1) Walaupon akan automatik dipotong oleh majikan, masih perlu dimasukkan dalam bayaran zakat pendapatan
2) Walaupon dah dibayar, pengeluaran duit simpanan EPF masih perlu dikenakan zakat (ada bayaran majikan dan dividen)

Ini saja la yang diterangkan pihak Jabatan Zakat Negeri Kedah berdasarkan soalan yg saya ajukan. Lebih2, kena tanya lain nanti. Hehe
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QUOTE(abu.shofwan @ Dec 21 2016, 11:28 AM)
for me, i don't pay zakat pendapatan - if you guys are talking about the monthly payment type
my basis is that would be like "double taxation"
i pay RM## every month, then every one year  I pay RM ### - calculation which includes money from the balance of my salary (of course, the full calculation includes my savings and all other whatever la). so i just pay once a year.
on a more religious stand point, i follow the ruling that there is no such thing as zakat pendapatan (monthly payment type). there is only zakat maal (zakat harta), calculated and paid on an annual basis.
the common and logical argument that supports this is that in the old days of the Prophet (PBUH) and sahabat, there are already people who work and earn salary. it was never known that these people pay zakat on a monthly basis.

one can, of course, argue that the monthly payment is like dividing your yearly zakat by 12. fine, la. but i just think it's premature to pay when really, you need to ensure that your harta meets the criteria of having a full year (hijri year) completed where the amount exceeds the minimum threshold (equiv to 85 g of gold, iirc). full year means the amount never drops below 85 g of gold. if it drops, the counter should reset upon the time the amount recovers. it's also like trying to stay ahead of fate (takdir), as if you already know what will happen (i.e. that you will meet the full year and amount criteria). who knows, we might die the next day and therefore we are liberated from the obligation to pay zakat, since we did not complete the full year cycle.

but that's just me and what ruling i hold on to. not trying to force it upon anyone. smile.gif
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Well, tujuan zakat ni untuk bersihkan harta dalam melaksanakan ibadat wajib. So, kalau terlebih dari segi jumlah yang perlu dibayar sekali pon, bagi saya tidak lah menjadi isu. Tapi saya rasa memang perlu la diperjelaskan dengan lebih baik, sebab ramai orang yang tak tahu apa jenis zakat yang diwajibkan ke atas kita.
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QUOTE(EarendurFefalas @ Dec 21 2016, 12:18 PM)
aku macam pernah dengar tak boleh bayar zakat (haram la kot) kalau tak cukup syarat, sebab ia dikira zalim (sebab zakat ni wajib, maka bila diwajib kan pada orang yang tak mampu=zalim)
tapi kalau niat sedekah tak sure, patutnya tiada masaalah
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Aik? Haram pon boleh jadi ek? Hurm, kalau macam tu kena telaah lebih lagi la bab ni.

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