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The Arafat day.

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Topic: The Arafat day.
Posted By: Friendship
Subject: The Arafat day.
Date Posted: 06 December 2008 at 2:32pm
Assalamu alaikum.


On the 9th of Dhul Hajj, the holy Prophet (in person) stood up on the mount of Arafat and also delivered the sermon and lead on that Friday the Zuhr and Asr prayers. He also lead the Magrib and Isha prayers in Mudhtalifa. Was he standing for that Ibadat (Sunna) in the place of an Imam Kubra i.e, leader of the Muslim Empire/State and therefore a Political leader (in the example of the Children of Israel Yasusuhum anbiya'ahum) or in the place of Imam Sugra an ordinary Imam and not a political leader or head of state?
What positions did Abubakar, Umar, Uthman (I do not think Ali ever performed the Pilgrimage during the termoil) occupied on the day of Arafat?.
I mean did they stand as ordinary Imam (Imam Sugra) or Imam Kubra? Is it a sign of weakness, ignorance, arrogance or indifference to the Sunna for an Imam Sugra to lead the Arafat prayers?
Friendship.



Replies:
Posted By: abosait
Date Posted: 27 December 2008 at 2:09am
Originally posted by Friendship Friendship wrote:

...........the holy Prophet lead on that Friday the Zuhr and Asr prayers�the Magrib and Isha prayers in Mudhtalifa. Was he standing for that Ibadat (Sunna) in the place of ���.
1. a Political leader..or
2. an ordinary Imam

  • Was that a political Rally? No.
  • Was he an ordinary citizen? No.
He was Imam of all the Ambiya and Messenger for the Jinn and Ins.
He delivered the Khutba and lead the Prayers that day as ordained by Allah.


Posted By: abosait
Date Posted: 27 December 2008 at 2:13am
Originally posted by Friendship Friendship wrote:

..........Was he standing for that Ibadat (Sunna).........

Those four prayers were Fardh.



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