Saying YAM!

YA ALI A.S MADAD

another topic i would like to talk about is another objection of many people now days....
The objection has been that ' we replace ' salaam with YA ALI A.S MADAD...

some shia's say YA ALI A.S MADAD instead of salam and vice versa..

plz contribute

ALI ALI

personally i say YAM....to EVERYONE!...
if i ever meet sumoone for the first time its a test for them to reply.....
as a shair i have read:

KEHTI HU YA ALI A.S MADAD, PEHEY SALAAM SEY
KYUN K EK HADITH HAI KHAIRUL ANAAM SEY..
SUN K ALI A.S KA NAAM JO CHEHRA BIGAR LEY
KARTI NHI KALAAM US NASLEY HARAM SEY....

thats wat i have to say....

assalamoallaikom

ba tohfa ya ali madad

please keep in mind that the word ASSALAM or the word which is mentioned in quran by the word SALAMUN

in the first word, we have AL before SALAM
and in the second, we have UN after salam

and these two are the signs of ISM
that is to say if they are present in any word, it means that they are the name of someone

and mola asws said

NAHNO ISMULLAH

now
i must say that aimmah always used ASSALAMOALLAIKOM
so we should also use this word, after all they ordered us to use it
but
we should know the reality of this

and the reality of assalamoallaikom is

YA ALI MADAD

nicely sed!

Ya Ali Madad

Quran - wa iza jaakal lazeena yumenoona ba ayatena fa qul salamun aleikum
- jab tumhare paas wo log aaen jo hamare ayaat per imaan rakhte hain tum unse kaho salamun alaykom
- when those people come to you who have imaan on my ayaat, then u say to them salamun alaykom

- The main criterion for saying salamun alaykum is that the person should have imaan on Allah's Ayaat otherwise it is against shariah to say it.

- In the ayat of meraj - Allah says - that O Muhammed [sawa] I want to show u some of my ayaats. - what did He [azwj] show and thru whom?

- Imam Ali [asws] said - ana ayatul akber - I am the greatest ayat
- Nenhu ayatullah - We asws are the ayaats of Allah

- So now it is clear what the criteria for saying salamun alaykom is, otherwise just say salam [which is what 6th Imam [asws] says to say to any person who does not believe in walayat, or if they say salamun alaykom to you then you should reply with wa alayka (ie: NOT wa alayka salaam]

Just imagine that you are saying "may Allah bestow his blessings on you" - (which is the translation of salam alaykom) to a non-shia, knowing full well that he has nothing but hatred towards Ahl ul Bayt [asws] even today, and does not follow them as ordained by Allah.

also;

The Apostle of Allah (sawa) said:

Zayyinu majalisekum be zikre Ali ibn abi talib (asws) zikre aliyyun zikrona wa zikrona zikrallah.
Give glory to your meetings by discussing virtues of Ali (asws) for discussing Him is discussing Me (sawa) and discussing Me is discussing Allah (azwj)

Among us zikre Ali is ibadah and among the angels it is their tasbeeh which Allah considers as his hamd

Al-baqara : 30 - And when your Lord said to the angels, I am going to place in the earth a khalif, they said: What! wilt Thou place in it such as shall make mischief in it and shed blood, and we celebrate Thy praise and extol Thy holiness (wanahnu nusabbihu bihamdika)? He said: Surely I know what you do not know.

Imam Ali (asws) said about the above verse:

Ayyohannaas innal malaikata lata tazakara fadli wa zaalika tasbeehoha indallah
Oh people! Angels discuss my attributes and that is their tasbeeh before Allah (azwj)


Therefore, what is better? to do an ibadah when greeting or otherwise, always remember saying salam alaykum when greeting someone is only wajib if they say it to you first (and you have full knowledge that they are a true believer) then (and only then) it is wajib on you to return the greeting, but it is not a wajibat to say it to begin with, it is only something that gives a reward, so which is the better reward? saying salaam or performing an ibadat of Allah? choice is yours.

Moula Waris

I remember going back 10 years ago people where alienated to sayying "Yam" when meeting others, this trend only existed amongst Malangs. Why is this custom now found any where else and If so can you show me proof? not to mention where have you taken this practice from

cause malangs elected people like me to be honorary malang!!! hahahahaha


no but seriously.... its an excellent saying, and no i cant show it to you as a sunnah but just because its a sunnah does not make it haram, or a thing not allowed.....

and, I showed you any and ALL proofs you need, from the quran as well as hadith

and yes one of Moulas names is salaam

Moula Waris

well at least you admit that however I do have a hadith that says that you can say "Ya Ali(as) Madad" but I am not going to share it with you

its not me you should be worrying about sharing it with (or keeping it from) it is your duty to share your knowledge with those less knowledgable..... if you have a hadith you should share it with the original inqurer of the thread.... it is him we are teaching yes?

Moula Waris

Silat_warrior110 wrote:But I dont know anything about hadith, so why do I need to share it? I forgot it might be in the past context...

looooooooool

im sorry if i hurt your feelings..... poor baby


hahahahahahahaha


you make me laugh too much

Silat_warrior110 wrote:yes you made me wet myself..... Il send you the hadith on pm when I get the chnace, I have to pull it out from a old email.

that would be cool, for real i did not know one even existed.....



take care

Moula Waris

syed psot the hadith up here....and as far as knowledge is concerned...everyone here is learnin sumink they never knew...and even if dat is the original inquirer of the thread!!!

The Hadith is as follows:- "Whoever has received a report from the Prophet (saw) about the merits of performing a act and he acts according to that report, he will be rewarded for it even if the Prophet (saw) did not state it."

Muhammad b. al hassan al Hurr al-Amili Wasil al Shia 4th ed. Volume 20, I have other referances for this hadith also.

put up some more refrences of hadith plz syed! thnks :d