A few reasons for Poverty :.. http://www.NooreMadinah.net

Last updated on Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Tuesday, January 06, 2009, 12:35:51 AM

Currently Active Users: 93

NooreMadinah Network: A home for Quran & Sunnah, Islamic Beliefs, Media, Books, Literature, Gallery and everything you need to know about Islam.

Quote

Uthman ibn `Affan said: I heard Allah's Messenger say: "Verily, I know a phrase which no servant utters truthfully from his heart except the Fire is made unlawful for him." `Umar ibn al-Khattab said: "I shall tell you what that phrase is. It is the kalima of sincerity with which Allah has empowered Muhammad and his Companions, the kalima of fear of Allah which Allah's Prophet enjoined upon his uncle Abu Talib on his deathbed: the witnessing that there is no god but Allah." Ahmad related it in his Musnad (1:63 #449).

Search Site

Search In

Search Hadith

Top Rated

Aqeeda (True Belief)

Birth of a New Sect

TIES between the SAUDIS & JEWS

Tableeghi Jamaat Center in ISRAEL

Conspiracy of Zionism

Tableeghi Jamaat Exposed

The Deviant SHIA Sect

Literature Index

Explore Site

Home

Al-Quran

Media Library

Islamic TV Programes

Urdu Unicode Books/Articles

English Articles

English Books

Urdu Books

Sisters Corner

Kids Corner

Services

Islamic Gallery

Forum

Top 5 Sites

Raza E Mustafa

Noor-e-Nabi

FaizaneMadinah

Faizan-e-Attar

Idara Tahqeeqat-e-Imam Ahmad Raza

View All Links

Submit Your Site

Requirements

Internet Explorer 5.0 or Later

Netscape

Real One Player

Adobe Acrobat Reader

Sign Guestbook

View Guestbook

Download PDF

Print Version

A few reasons for Poverty

Wealth and poverty comes from Almighty Allah. However, the pious servants and learned scholars have given a few reasons as to why poverty comes and what to abstain from to avoid poverty:-

By not reading Namaaz and Quran.
By reading Quran without Wudhu.
By calling parents by their names or disrespecting them.
To be annoyed with receiving visitors.
By being unkind to relatives.
To hit and scold your children without reason.
To eat without saying Bismillah.
To eat without washing the hands.
To eat without a hat or with the left hand.
To eat near a deceased or in the dark.
To leave food opened.
To delay food that has been already served.
To leave dishes unwashed after eating.
To wash your hands in eating utensils.
To take a false oath.
To talk of worldly things in the Musjid or during Wudhu.
To sleep until the sun rises.
To sleep between Maghrib and Esha.
To sleep naked.
To urinate in the bathroom.
To go to the toilet without a hat.
To talk in the toilet.
To pass urine or stool on a pathway or under a tree.
To laugh in a cemetery.
To use broken utensils.
To use a broken comb.
For ladies to remain with the head uncovered.
To stand and comb or tie the hair.
To sweep at night.
To sweep the house and keep the dirt in the house.
To keep long nails, of bite one's nails.
To sew torn clothes on the body.
To have a haircut while Na-Paak.
To keep the pubic hairs more than forty days.
To put off a flame by blowing it.
To sit on the stoop of the house.
To leave shoes upside down and not straighten it.
To leave spider cob-webs in the house.
To burn the peel of garlic or onions.
Not to help a person in trouble at night.
It has been mentioned by some pious persons that to be intimate with the wife on Saturday after sunset till Sunday morning and on Tuesday after sunset till Wednesday morning is not regarded as a good time. They said that if the wife becomes pregnant in this time they there is a risk of sickness and bad habits in the child