Arree wah! MashaAllah sadqay java anty jan maine thori der pehle messagge kiya tha aur aap ne vlog upload kar diya. Aap ka bohot shukriya ❤️❤️ ALLAH PAAK aap sab ko sada salamat aur khush o abaad rakhe. Lots of love 😘😘 and ayezi bachay khush raho 🥰💋 kamal ka vlog zabardast. Bohot maza aaya aap ne jo game kheli haatho ko touch kar k pehchane vali 👌
Happy mother's day ❣️💋 anty jan ALLAH PAAK aap ko sada salamat aur sehat yaab rakhe. I respect you and love you alot 💞💞 ALLAH PAAK aap ko aap ki aulad ki khushiyan dekhna naseeb kare. Aap bhi bilkul meri maa jesi hee hai. Khoob! Khush rahiye.
@@armanikhan3300 Tattoos are forever - As with many aspects of daily life, you may find differing opinions among Muslims on the topic of tattoos. The majority of Muslims consider permanent tattoos to be haram (forbidden), based on hadith (oral traditions) of the prophet Muhammad. The details provided in hadith help to understand the traditions relevant to tattoos as well as other forms of body art. Tattoos Are Forbidden by Tradition Scholars and individuals who believe that all permanent tattoos are forbidden base this opinion on the following hadith, recorded in the Sahih Bukhari (a written, and sacred, collection of hadith): "It was narrated that Abu Juhayfah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: 'The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) cursed the one who does tattoos and the one who has a tattoo done.' " Although the reasons for the prohibition are not mentioned in the Sahih Bukhari, scholars have outlined various possibilities and arguments: Tattooing is considered mutilating the body, thus changing Allah's creation The process of getting a tattoo inflicts unnecessary pain and introduces the possibility of infection Tattoos cover the natural body and are, therefore, a form of "deception" Also, non-believers often adorn themselves this way, so getting tattoos is a form or imitating the kuffar (non-believers). Some Body Alterations Are Allowed Others, however, question how far these arguments can be taken. Adhering to the previous arguments would mean that any form of body modification would be banned according to hadith. They ask: Is it changing God's creation to pierce your ears? Dye your hair? Get orthodontic braces on your teeth? Wear colored contact lenses? Have rhinoplasty? Get a tan (or use whitening cream)? Most Islamic scholars would say that it is permissible for women to wear jewelry (thus it's acceptable for women to pierce their ears). Elective procedures are allowed when done for medical reasons (such as getting braces or having rhinoplasty). And as long as it's not permanent, you can beautify your body through tanning or wearing colored contacts, for example. But damaging the body permanently for a vain reason is considered haram. Other Considerations Muslims only pray when they are in a ritual state of purity, free from any physical impurities or uncleanliness. To this end, wudu (ritual ablutions) are necessary before each formal prayer if one is to be in a state of purity. During ablution, a Muslim washes the parts of the body that are generally exposed to dirt and grime. The presence of a permanent tattoo does not invalidate one's wudu, as the tattoo is under your skin and does not prevent water from reaching your skin. Nonpermanent tattoos, such as henna stains or stick-on tattoos, are generally permitted by scholars in Islam, provided they do not contain inappropriate images. Additionally, all of your prior actions are forgiven once you have converted and fully embraced Islam. Therefore, if you had a tattoo before becoming a Muslim, you are not required to remove it. Source: www.learnreligions.com/tattoos-in-islam-2004393
MashaAllah ❤❤
Best family to watch
Masha Allah
Beautiful nice family
Stay safe and healthy
Thank you for sharing
She's a queen 👸 😍
Loved the hand game 😊
Mhashaallha zaberdast vlog 👍🤲🏼🤲🏼
MashaAllah nice vlog Allah pak protect all of you from evil eyes Ameen
3:33 are they your two sons mashallah what an amazing beautiful family mashallah😊
The hand game uffff I was in stitches
Mashallah beautiful vlog with amazing family please auntie jee can we have the recipe for your delicious chicken roast ❤
Hey, Reflection Family LOVE UR VIDEOS can u do some challenges in ur videos?
Beautiful vlog❤
Queen 👸 offf hearts
Masallah lovely family ❤
Mashallah beautiful vlog and lovely family ❤❤❤
Mashallah beautiful family ❤
Hi first time watching your blessed amazing family. Who’s who as well?
girl with black hair,makeup and slim is anum. blonde hair girl is zara, girl with short hair black tshirt is zenab
Mashallah very nice
Lovely vlog
Nice family
You make the nicest food
Beautiful vlog mashallah 🤍
Where did you get the silver hot pots from ? Xx love the vlog ❤
May Allah swt bless you and your beautiful family Ameen 🤲❤️
Hi, please can you let me know where you got the hot pot the ones you put rice in.
Salaam. Lovely video❤. Where did mum get the pots from to keep food warm?
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Arree wah! MashaAllah sadqay java anty jan maine thori der pehle messagge kiya tha aur aap ne vlog upload kar diya. Aap ka bohot shukriya ❤️❤️ ALLAH PAAK aap sab ko sada salamat aur khush o abaad rakhe. Lots of love 😘😘 and ayezi bachay khush raho 🥰💋 kamal ka vlog zabardast. Bohot maza aaya aap ne jo game kheli haatho ko touch kar k pehchane vali 👌
Uploaded it for you xx Jazakallah for your Duas and love xx
Lovely 😂😂😂😂😂charas
Happy mother's day ❣️💋 anty jan ALLAH PAAK aap ko sada salamat aur sehat yaab rakhe. I respect you and love you alot 💞💞 ALLAH PAAK aap ko aap ki aulad ki khushiyan dekhna naseeb kare. Aap bhi bilkul meri maa jesi hee hai. Khoob! Khush rahiye.
Beautiful fun filled vlog
Love the food
And the bond you all have❤
MashaAllah
But I still dont get it.
Is Anum your daughter or daughter in law?
Anam is my daughter.
Wibes
Aunty ji dora piya😂😂 aunty is funny Mash'Allah lovely family vlog nice Mash'Allah ❤
How come some of you have tattoos and how did this ever happen in your family?
I have tattoos too I’m a Muslim ❤
@@armanikhan3300 Tattoos are forever - As with many aspects of daily life, you may find differing opinions among Muslims on the topic of tattoos. The majority of Muslims consider permanent tattoos to be haram (forbidden), based on hadith (oral traditions) of the prophet Muhammad. The details provided in hadith help to understand the traditions relevant to tattoos as well as other forms of body art.
Tattoos Are Forbidden by Tradition
Scholars and individuals who believe that all permanent tattoos are forbidden base this opinion on the following hadith, recorded in the Sahih Bukhari (a written, and sacred, collection of hadith):
"It was narrated that Abu Juhayfah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: 'The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) cursed the one who does tattoos and the one who has a tattoo done.' "
Although the reasons for the prohibition are not mentioned in the Sahih Bukhari, scholars have outlined various possibilities and arguments:
Tattooing is considered mutilating the body, thus changing Allah's creation
The process of getting a tattoo inflicts unnecessary pain and introduces the possibility of infection
Tattoos cover the natural body and are, therefore, a form of "deception"
Also, non-believers often adorn themselves this way, so getting tattoos is a form or imitating the kuffar (non-believers).
Some Body Alterations Are Allowed
Others, however, question how far these arguments can be taken. Adhering to the previous arguments would mean that any form of body modification would be banned according to hadith. They ask: Is it changing God's creation to pierce your ears? Dye your hair? Get orthodontic braces on your teeth? Wear colored contact lenses? Have rhinoplasty? Get a tan (or use whitening cream)?
Most Islamic scholars would say that it is permissible for women to wear jewelry (thus it's acceptable for women to pierce their ears). Elective procedures are allowed when done for medical reasons (such as getting braces or having rhinoplasty). And as long as it's not permanent, you can beautify your body through tanning or wearing colored contacts, for example. But damaging the body permanently for a vain reason is considered haram.
Other Considerations
Muslims only pray when they are in a ritual state of purity, free from any physical impurities or uncleanliness. To this end, wudu (ritual ablutions) are necessary before each formal prayer if one is to be in a state of purity. During ablution, a Muslim washes the parts of the body that are generally exposed to dirt and grime. The presence of a permanent tattoo does not invalidate one's wudu, as the tattoo is under your skin and does not prevent water from reaching your skin.
Nonpermanent tattoos, such as henna stains or stick-on tattoos, are generally permitted by scholars in Islam, provided they do not contain inappropriate images. Additionally, all of your prior actions are forgiven once you have converted and fully embraced Islam. Therefore, if you had a tattoo before becoming a Muslim, you are not required to remove it.
Source: www.learnreligions.com/tattoos-in-islam-2004393
11:53 is that your daughter or daughter in law she doesn’t know what that means hahahaha
That’s my daughter x
No drink coke please,free free Palestine 🇵🇸
It’s not coke it’s Lidl’s own brand .
@@reflexionfamily9606sister Lidl is also on the boycott list
@@hijabiixgirllno it isn't
@@missyd7 it is the owner is a zionist
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Boycott England