Today is the day of Arafa, today blessings are revealed, prayers are accepted, pilgrims are present before their Lord with the hope of mercy. Hajj Sermon
Makkah: Hajj sermon has started from Nimrah Mosque. The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques of Saudi Arabia, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, has appointed Sheikh Abdullah bin Sulaiman Al Mani, an advisor to the Royal Court and a member of the Supreme Ulema Council, as the Imam of the Hajj Sermon on the occasion of Arafat Day this year. The outgoing sermon is highly valued by Muslims.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Sulaiman Al-Mani is performing the duties of Imamate and Sermon. Addressing the Hajj sermon from Nimrah Mosque, Sheikh Abdullah bin Sulaiman said that they give thanks to Allah who bestowed innumerable blessings. Man is saved from evils by piety. I testify that there is no god but Allah.
It is said in the Hajj Sermon that difficulties in the world are a test from Allah and worship removes this trouble.
In the Hajj Sermon, it was said that Allah Almighty is the Lord of the heavens and the earth. Only through His worship can one get rid of troubles. It is only in following the path of piety that one attains prosperity. Prayers are accepted. Pilgrims are present before their Lord with the hope of mercy. In the Hajj sermon it was said that they should treat their parents kindly.
Along with Allah Almighty, the rights of parents should also be paid. Treat the relatives with kindness. Always speak in a straightforward and clear manner. Take care of purity and purity, the Muslim should believe that Allah Almighty saves from the plague.
Islam has given mutual respect to men and women. It should be noted that this time on the occasion of Hajj, the blessings of Imamate and sermon in Arafat will be given by the famous Saudi scholar and Mufti Sheikh Abdullah bin Sulaiman Al-Mani on the occasion of I-Arafat Day. The sermon is very important in guiding Muslims in religious and social matters. Sheikh Abdullah Al-Munai is highly regarded in Saudi Arabia for his fatwas.
Sheikh Abdullah Al-Manee had said in a statement some time ago that it is not permissible according to Shari'ah to call living infidels (non-Muslims) hellish and living Muslims paradise. Sheikh Al-Mani said that it is not permissible in Islam to call any living infidel a hellish person. Similarly, it is not permissible to call a living Muslim a Jannat. Because doing so is in fact challenging the authority of God Almighty.
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