APA TEGESÉ NAJASAH ING BASA MALAYSIA?
Definisi saka najasah ing bausastra Basa Malaysia
ora sopan, intimidated dening uncleanness, uncleanness, impurity, filthiness; najis
BUKU BASA MALAYSIA KAKAIT KARO «NAJASAH»
Temukaké kagunané saka
najasah ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
najasah lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Malaysia.
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Islamic Laws: by As-Samahat al-Marje' Sheikh Husain ...
No Najis item will become Tahir as long as the A'in al-Najasah is not removed from it. However there is no harm if the smell or taste of the Najasah remains on it. Hence, if blood is removed from a cloth and then it is washed, it will become Tahir ...
Sheikh Husain Wahid Khorasani, Yasin Publication,
2014
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Elements of Islamic Studies - Halaman 18
Hadath: Those impurities (najasah) which require niyyah (intention) for cleaning, like those things after which wudhu or ghusl becomes necessary. Hadath is of two kinds: greater and smaller. 4. The greater Hadath: Those things which require ...
Allamah Sayyid Sa'eed Akhtar Rizvi,
2014
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Islam Creed and Worship - Halaman 22
We can thus define the term faharah as "freedom from najasah and from hadath." The following discussion deals with the meaning of najasah, the meaning of hadath and the way of removing each of them. NAJASAH AND HOW TO REMOVE ...
Muhammad Abdul-Rauf,
1975
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Fiqh ʻalʹa Al-madhāhib Al-khamsah - Halaman 76
maytah. Also excusable is the najasah of anything that does not constitute part of essential dress during salat, e.g. a sash, cap, socks, shoes, ring, anklet and that which one carries with oneself, e.g. knife or currency. The najasah of the dress of ...
Muḥammad Jawād Maghnīyah,
1995
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The manifest edicts: (a manual of Islamic practise) - Halaman 149
Types of Najasah Technically, najasah is any kind of uncleanliness (khabath) which may require the Muslim to remove it by washing before embarking on prayer. The opposite of najasah is taharah. 1. Any object is tahir and should be treated ...
Muḥammad Ḥusayn Faḍl Allāh, Muḥammad Bāqir Ṣadr,
2005
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Clear Guide to Islamic Rulings - Halaman 219
Technically, najasah is any kind of uncleanliness (kha- bath) which may require the Muslim to remove it by washing before embarking on prayer .The opposite of najasah is taha- rah. 1. Any object is tahir and should be treated as such, except ...
Muḥammad Ḥusayn Faḍl Allāh,
2001
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Mysteries of Purity - Halaman 138
Indeed, as we have said, we know certainly that this water carries najasah, intellectually, but the shar' did not deem it as having an effect on the Jaharah with it of man, and it is not called "najasah." So perhaps the shar' intends to introduce the ...
Ibn al-ʻArabī, Eric Winkel,
1995
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The Five Great Religions - Halaman 186
The washing begins with the removal of najasah, which is dirt that may touch the body or the clothes or the place of prayers. Najasah is described as "chiefly what comes from a person or from an animal, like urine or blood If some of najasah ...
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Rekonsepsi al-istiĥālah dan implikasinya terhadap ... - Halaman 109
Apa yang diperdebatkan kenajisannya oleh para ulama menurut kedua sahabat Imam Hanafiy termasuk najasah mukhaffafah. Maka, kotoran menurut Imam Hanafiy termasuk najasah mugallazah karena tidak terdapat pertentangan di antara ...
If najasah accidentally comes into contact with someone during tawaf, then if he is able to change his cloths in his place and continue the tawaf, he is obliged to do so and his tawaf would be correct; otherwise he must discontinue his tawaf, ...
Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei,
2014