Who drinks?

[Niazmina]

lol chishi washwal?

[Khushal Khan Khattak]

lol chishi washwal?

ma che wayal wos ba gardo ta shkanzal wakay, magar wos hum bekhey der dardamana naya wala.

Da khuday da paa raa ugo ray!!

dumra graanaa pukhto ma waa yay !!



laga asaa na asaan pukhto waa yay kana taso dwaa ra

[*Mahzala*]

As for the other posts on Jinnah, they have been moved.


Thank you Sweety, I couldn't have said it better myself. I am not going to let any personal opinions slip into this. Rather, from an Islamic perspective, I would like to bring your attention to a few things and the reason I am closing this thread.

• Consuming alcohol is a grave sin in Islam. Allah says it is the mother of all evils and the door opener to many more in many parts of the Quran and this is clarified in many Ahadeeth. Speaking about your sin and flaunting it openly in front of your friends is haraam, and is a major sin. It is one of the ways of spreading immorality among the Muslims, encouraging evil and tempting others to do similar things. It also means that one does not take sin seriously and regards it as insignificant, and that the sinner is damaging his own reputation and exposing his honour to the slander of others. Islam seeks to put people off from doing such things in the strongest possible terms.
• Allah conceals all sins and that is out of Love for His creations and urges us not to reveal them for the above reasons. On Yaumul Qiyamah, the believer will be brought close to his Lord until He conceals him and makes him confess his sin. Allaah will say: "Do you remember such and such a sin?" The man will say:" Yes, I admit it." Allah will then say: "I concealed it for you in the world and I forgive you for it today. Then He will close up his record of good deeds. (Hadeeth).
• Another point I would like to make is that we all like to joke, laugh and bring humour into many things. However, like everything else in Islam, this too is done within certain limits. Rasulullah (SAW) and the Ashaab joked and laughed about certain things. They too had a sense of humour, however, as Rasulullah (SAW) says himself, do not exaggerate, fabricate or lie when you joke, especially with regards to matters of sin, both concerning ourselves and others.

Thread Closed.