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சருமத்தை காக்கும் கற்றாழை ஜெல்பேக்!
வீட்டுத்தோட்டத் தில் வளர்க்கப்படும் சோற்றுக்கற்றாழை முக அழகை
பாதுகாக்கும் அழகு சாதனப்பொருளாக பயன்படுகிறது. கோடைகாலத்தில் சருமம்
வறட்சியடையாமல் பாதுகாப்பதோடு கொப்புளங்கள், முகப்பரு போன்றவைஏற்படாமல்
தடுக்கிறது. கற்றாழையை உபயோகித்து காசு செலவில்லாமல் சருமத்தை
பாதுகாப்பதற்கு அழகியல் நிபுணர்கள் கூறும் ஆலோசனையை படியுங்களேன்.
கோடை கொப்புளங்கள்
கோடைகாலத்தில் சருமத்தில் ஆங்காங்கே கொப்புளங்கள் ஏற்படுவது இயல்பு.
இதனால் வலியும் எரிச்சலும் ஏற்படும். இதற்கு கற்றாலை சிறந்த
மருந்தாகசெயல்படுகிறது. கற்றாழையை பறித்து அதனை பிழிந்து சாறு எடுத்து
அதில் சில துளிகள் எலுமிச்சை சேர்த்து கலக்கவும். இதனை ஒரு பருத்தி
துணியில் தொட்டு முகத்தில் நன்றாக அப்ளை செய்யவும். பத்து நிமிடம்
கழித்து வெதுவெதுப்பான நீரில் கழுவி விடலாம். இதனால் சருமம் பொலிவாகும்.
சருமம் வறட்சி நீங்கி ஈரப்பதத்தை தக்கவைக்கலாம்.
மூலிகை பேக்
கற்றாழைச் செடி அனைத்து சருமத்திற்கும் ஏற்ற சிறந்த மூலிகை யாகும். இதனை
ஜெல் போல செய்து முகத்தில் பூசி வர சருமம் ஜொலிக்கும். கற்றாழை செடியை
பறித்து நன்றாக அரைத்து அதனுடன் ரோஸ் வாட்டர் சேர்க்கவும் கண்களைத் தவிர
பிற பகுதிகளில் திக்காக பேக் போல போடவும். பின்னர் நன்றாக மூன்று
நிமிடங்கள் வரை மசாஜ் செய்யவும். இதனால் முகத்தில் உயிரிழந்த செல்கள்
உதிர்ந்து விடும். பதினைந்து நிமிடங்கள் கழித்து முகத்தை கிளன்சர் கொண்டோ
அல்லது குளிர்ந்த நீரிலோகழுவி விடலாம். வாரம் ஒருமுறை இவ்வாறு செய்து வர
முகம் பொலிவாகவும் மென்மையாக இருக்கும்.
முகப்பரு வராது
கற்றாழையை பறித்து அதை நன்றாக கொதிக்கும் நீரில் போட்டு வேக வைக்கவும்.
இதனை எடுத்து நன்றாக அரைக்கவும் அதனுடன் தேன் சேர்க்கவும். இந்த கலவையை
நன்றாக முகம் முழுவதும் அப்ளை செய்யவும். நன்றாக காயவிட்டு பின்னர்
குளிர்ந்த நீரில் கழுவவும். இதனை வாரம் ஒருமுறை செய்து வர முகப்பரு
இருந்தால் மறைந்து விடும். முகப்பருவே வடுக்களோ ஏற்படாது. சென்சிடிவ்
சருமம் உள்ளவர்கள் கற்றாழையுடன்வெள்ளரிக்காய், தயிர் சேர்த்து அரைத்து
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நீரில் கழுவ முகம் புத்துணர்ச்சியோ டு இருக்கும்.
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Monday, June 11, 2012
Fasting the month of Rajab
Question:
I'm in Cote d'Ivoire and people are fasting for themonth of Rajab. Is
it a true Ibadaat or a Bid'ah? Please answer with any helpful
information to get the right position.
Fatwa:
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad
is His slave and Messenger.
There is disagreement among scholars concerning fasting the month of
Rajab. Some scholars believe it is desirable to fast the month of
Rajab for the following:
A) General arousal of an interest in fast. This, in fact, is a
comprehensive rule with so many proofs.
B) Special arousal of an interest in fasting the sacred months, i.e.
Rajab,Thul Qi'dah, Thul Hijjah and Muharram. In addition to that, the
majority of Muslim scholars believe that is recommendable to fast
those months, especially Rajab. They based their opinion on the
following Ahadeeth.
1) Mujeebah al-Baahili reported from his father (or uncle) that the
Prophet told him: "Fast during the sacred months and leave (fasting),
fast during the sacred months and leave" [Ahmad and Abu Dawoodand the
words of this Hadeeth are of Abu Dawood's narration.]
2) From Usaamah Ibn Zaid who said: "O Allaah's Messenger! I never find
you fasting in any month like you do during the month of Sha'baan'.
The Prophet said: "That is a month the people neglect. It comes
between Rajab and Ramadhaan.It is a month in which the deeds are
raised to the Lord of the Worlds. I love that my deeds be raised while
I am fasting" [Ahmad and al-Nasaa'i].
ash-Shawkaani said: 'As for the apparent meaning of words; Sha'baan is
a month the people (the Prophet's companions) neglect. It is between
Rajab and Ramadhaan;they mean that it is desirable to fast Rajab since
it appears that the Prophet's companions honorSha'baan with fasting as
they honor Ramadhaan and Rajab (with fasting). It is also possible
that those words mean that the Prophet's companions honorSha'baan with
fasting as they honor Rajab with sacrifices, since it was a habit of
people before Islam to honor it with sacrifices as proven in the
Sunnah. But, we think the first opinion is more correct. And Islam
effaced the habits and traces of the pre-Islamic period. But, the goal
is to state the legality of fasting Rajab from thegeneral and special
points of view. In general, there are manyAhadeeth that urge Muslims
to fast during the sacred months, and Rajab is one of them. And there
are many Ahadeeth concerning legality of unfixed fasts.'
Then, ash-Shawkaani mentioned some Ahadeeth concerning excellence of
fasting Rajab as recorded by al-Tabaraani, al-Baihaqi, Abu Nu'aim and
Ibn 'Asaakir .
He added: 'as-Subki related from Muhammad Ibn Mansoor al-Sam'aani who
said that 'There is no strong narration in the Sunnah concerning
desirability of fastingRajab. Then, all narrations that were related
in this matter were weak. According to a narration of Ibn Abi Shaibah
thatUmar used to beat the hands of people to put them in bowls and
say: 'Eat! It is a month that was honored before Islam.' Another
narration by Ibn Abi Shaibah from Zaid Ibn Aslam who said: 'Allaah's
Messenger was asked about the fasting of Rajab and he said: "Why don't
you fast in Sha'baan?" Another narration from Ibn 'Umar indicates that
it is disliked to fast Rajab.
ash-Shawkaani added: 'It is clear that if special narrations do not
constitute a proof to the desirability of fasting during Rajab,
general narrations constitute such an evidence, since there is no
proof that makes fasting disliked. As for Abu Dawood's narration from
Ibn 'Abbaas that the Prophet Interdicted fasting Rajab. We state that
this narration is weak. Here, we state that al-'Iz Ibn 'Abd-us-Salaam
dispraised those who prevented people from fasting the month of Rajab
as cited from him by IbnHajar al-Haitami .'
However, some scholars believe that it is disliked to fast during the
month of Rajab and al-Hanabila are among them depending on the
above-mentioned narration of the Hadeeth of Ibn 'Abbaas about 'Umar
asking people to eat and stop fasting in that month. Imaam Ibn
Qudaamah said: 'It is disliked to single out Rajab with fasting.'
As for fasting the sacred months, al-Hanaabilah agreed the majority
concerning the desirability of fasting during these months. Then,
al-Hanaabilah believe if a person leaves fasting one day of Rajab,
then the reprehensibility of its fasting is vanished. al-Mirdaawi, may
Allah's Mercy be upon him, said: 'It is disliked to single out Rajab
with fasting. This is the opinion of Hanbali school, and it is one
ofthe school's issues that are not agreed upon with others.'
I'm in Cote d'Ivoire and people are fasting for themonth of Rajab. Is
it a true Ibadaat or a Bid'ah? Please answer with any helpful
information to get the right position.
Fatwa:
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad
is His slave and Messenger.
There is disagreement among scholars concerning fasting the month of
Rajab. Some scholars believe it is desirable to fast the month of
Rajab for the following:
A) General arousal of an interest in fast. This, in fact, is a
comprehensive rule with so many proofs.
B) Special arousal of an interest in fasting the sacred months, i.e.
Rajab,Thul Qi'dah, Thul Hijjah and Muharram. In addition to that, the
majority of Muslim scholars believe that is recommendable to fast
those months, especially Rajab. They based their opinion on the
following Ahadeeth.
1) Mujeebah al-Baahili reported from his father (or uncle) that the
Prophet told him: "Fast during the sacred months and leave (fasting),
fast during the sacred months and leave" [Ahmad and Abu Dawoodand the
words of this Hadeeth are of Abu Dawood's narration.]
2) From Usaamah Ibn Zaid who said: "O Allaah's Messenger! I never find
you fasting in any month like you do during the month of Sha'baan'.
The Prophet said: "That is a month the people neglect. It comes
between Rajab and Ramadhaan.It is a month in which the deeds are
raised to the Lord of the Worlds. I love that my deeds be raised while
I am fasting" [Ahmad and al-Nasaa'i].
ash-Shawkaani said: 'As for the apparent meaning of words; Sha'baan is
a month the people (the Prophet's companions) neglect. It is between
Rajab and Ramadhaan;they mean that it is desirable to fast Rajab since
it appears that the Prophet's companions honorSha'baan with fasting as
they honor Ramadhaan and Rajab (with fasting). It is also possible
that those words mean that the Prophet's companions honorSha'baan with
fasting as they honor Rajab with sacrifices, since it was a habit of
people before Islam to honor it with sacrifices as proven in the
Sunnah. But, we think the first opinion is more correct. And Islam
effaced the habits and traces of the pre-Islamic period. But, the goal
is to state the legality of fasting Rajab from thegeneral and special
points of view. In general, there are manyAhadeeth that urge Muslims
to fast during the sacred months, and Rajab is one of them. And there
are many Ahadeeth concerning legality of unfixed fasts.'
Then, ash-Shawkaani mentioned some Ahadeeth concerning excellence of
fasting Rajab as recorded by al-Tabaraani, al-Baihaqi, Abu Nu'aim and
Ibn 'Asaakir .
He added: 'as-Subki related from Muhammad Ibn Mansoor al-Sam'aani who
said that 'There is no strong narration in the Sunnah concerning
desirability of fastingRajab. Then, all narrations that were related
in this matter were weak. According to a narration of Ibn Abi Shaibah
thatUmar used to beat the hands of people to put them in bowls and
say: 'Eat! It is a month that was honored before Islam.' Another
narration by Ibn Abi Shaibah from Zaid Ibn Aslam who said: 'Allaah's
Messenger was asked about the fasting of Rajab and he said: "Why don't
you fast in Sha'baan?" Another narration from Ibn 'Umar indicates that
it is disliked to fast Rajab.
ash-Shawkaani added: 'It is clear that if special narrations do not
constitute a proof to the desirability of fasting during Rajab,
general narrations constitute such an evidence, since there is no
proof that makes fasting disliked. As for Abu Dawood's narration from
Ibn 'Abbaas that the Prophet Interdicted fasting Rajab. We state that
this narration is weak. Here, we state that al-'Iz Ibn 'Abd-us-Salaam
dispraised those who prevented people from fasting the month of Rajab
as cited from him by IbnHajar al-Haitami .'
However, some scholars believe that it is disliked to fast during the
month of Rajab and al-Hanabila are among them depending on the
above-mentioned narration of the Hadeeth of Ibn 'Abbaas about 'Umar
asking people to eat and stop fasting in that month. Imaam Ibn
Qudaamah said: 'It is disliked to single out Rajab with fasting.'
As for fasting the sacred months, al-Hanaabilah agreed the majority
concerning the desirability of fasting during these months. Then,
al-Hanaabilah believe if a person leaves fasting one day of Rajab,
then the reprehensibility of its fasting is vanished. al-Mirdaawi, may
Allah's Mercy be upon him, said: 'It is disliked to single out Rajab
with fasting. This is the opinion of Hanbali school, and it is one
ofthe school's issues that are not agreed upon with others.'
HADEES - ~
On the authority of Abu al-Abbas Abdullahibn Abbas (radiyallahuanhum) who said: One day, I was riding behind the Prophet (sallallahu alaiyhi wa sallam) and he said tome, "O young man, I shall teach you some words (of advice). Be mindful of Allah and Allah will protect you. Be mindful of Allah and you will find Him in front of you. If you ask, ask of Allah. If you seek help, seek help in Allah. Know that if the nation were to gather together to benefit you with something, they would not be able to benefit you with anything except what Allah has already recorded for you. And if they gather to harm you bysomething, they would not be able to harm you by anythingexcept what Allah has already recorded against you. The pens have been lifted and the pages have dried." (at-Tirmidi)
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