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Question ID  1474  -  Youth issues
Salam alaikum respected Agha i want you to give me an elaborate map of an ideal life of a youth at 17 beacause i remain confused whether or not my deeds are accepted bcoz of my sins , nd many similar confusions plz tell me all dose sins that must be avoided to prevent your deeds from going astray and plz tell me all dose acts dat i shud keep up at this age with my education of the final year of 12, to build up a healthy mindset of Islam in later life!
 
Answer:-  Real happiness in life comes only when we remain faithful and obedient to
The Creator of life, Allah.
To be happy and enjoy peace of mind, you must strengthen your will power to
be able to avoid evil desires. You need to keep your intellect controlling
over your desires and never let your desires lead or instigate your acts.
Be sure that you fulfill your Prayers and other worships on time and with
sincere understanding.
Be away from bad friends and any thing which might divert you away from
Allah.
Be very kind and obedient to your parents, and be very kind to your
relatives and friends and all people.
Try to increase your useful knowledge by reading useful books or visiting
useful websites or asking Ulama.
Recite Quran, Du'a and remember Allah (SWT) as much as you can.
Seek His help to make you a humble servant and a successful person in this
life and hereafter.
May Allah (SWT) bless you and grant you His help.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi

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Question ID  1441  -  Youth issues
Is using anabolic steroids for bodybuilding haram? why?
 
Answer:-  If it is not seriously harmful, and not used to cheat others by showing
more that the reality of the body muscles, then it is allowed.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
 
Question ID  1160  -  Youth issues
Salam Alaikum Sayed. My question is not an Islamic question, but a personal question to you regarding private Islamic lessons. I am currently a student currently living in South London, with the intention to continue my Islamic Studies in the Hawza Ilmiyya of Najaf, or Qom, either next year, or after the completion of my degree in London. I have already studied Islamic Studies for two years years under Sheikh Muhammad Zakaria for a relgious studies A-Level as part of my secular education, and would like to persue my studies in Fiqh and introductory Usul-ul-Fiqh to a greater extent here in London, before I leave for the hawza. It would be a great privelage for me if I could attent some existing classes run by yourself on Fiqh, or if convenient, if private lessons could be made available. Alhamdiullah there are many books and online pdf books available to me but I require an able teacher to guide me and help me in understanding these jurisprudential issues to the necesary depth. My current college studies end in early June, and so am free for lessons, if you are able and willing, during that time period until the end of Ramdhan (until August), if you are in London. I understand if not, but i would very much appreciate the opportunity to gain as much knowledge as i can in the limited time that i have. Thank you very much Sayed, may Allah (SWT) bless you and all of your efforts . Regards, Abbas Farshori.
 
Answer:-  Salamun Alaykum wr wb
You may contact WABIL office on 020 84598475 to discuss this matter of
arranging Fiqh and Usool classes for you.
Wassalam.

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Question ID  1153  -  Youth issues
Asa WR B Are we as muslims allowed to celebrate Valentines day? If not then what is the reasoning behind it. And what's the difference between celebrating birthdays and Valentines Day. Thanks Wasalam
 
Answer:-  Valentine was a Christian priest and we do not celebrate any matter from
other religions.
If they claim to celebrate Valentine a s a day of love, Islam teaches us
love every day and wants us to show love to our beloved ones always not
only in one day in the whole year.
Celebrating birthday does not have link with non Muslim religious figure.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
 
Question ID  1124  -  Youth issues
Salamun Alaikum.Sir, I had asked u following Question in Youth Issue Category of Wabil.com: Q) My father is dead.He has a lot of fast which he could not observe and its Qaza is wajib upon me as I am the eldest son.I have 60 to 70 thousand Rupees through which I can hire someone to keep his Qaza fastbut at the same time I am fond of doing zyarat of Imam Husain(AS) and other Aimmah.what should I do first? .Should I go to zyarat first or should I get all the Qaza fast of my father fulfilled earlier? pls advice.Inshallah Allah would give you reward. Your reply was as follows: Fulfil the Obligatory Qaza first. But I have another question which is related with it and that is, Out of following two alternative which one is better: 1) Should I gradually get the Qaza fast of my father fulfilled and simultaneously go to zyarat also .It may take 10 to 12 years also as my father is having a lot of Qaza fast (around 30 -35 years). OR 2) Should I first get all the Qaza fast of my father fulfilled and then go for Zyarat ? Which one is better? pls reply. Answer:- Get all the obligatory Qaza fulfilled first then go to recommended acts. Thanks for your reply.I will follow the same.Let me ask u last Query . I went for zyarat of Imam Husain(AS)on behalf of my father earlier also.There are lot of merits for it.Now pls tell me whether my father would not has been forgiven for his fast. I should have faith in zyarat of Imam Husain(AS) that definitely my father would has been forgiven.Still, is there need to fulfill all his fast?.Does the zyarat of Imam Husain(AS) can not compensate for it which is having a lot of merits.
 
Answer:-  Nothing can compensate the obligatiries but it's Qaza. The great reward of
Ziyarat may reach your father but performing all his Qaza is Must. Do it as
soon as possible.
Wassalam
Mohammad al-Musawi
 
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