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[quote][blue]Quote:And what is the name of the book which details the Sunnah? [/blue]

[purple]thats the beauty of the Sunnah that it does not need to be bound in a book to be followed. sunnah is comprised by the [b]practices[/b] which are seen and felt everyday in all muslim societies [/purple] e.g. there has not been a single day since the time of the last prophet sws, without the following acts in a muslim society: [green] a nikah, a birth of a baby with all the formalities including adhan in the his/her ear, a death and a funeral, burial, manners like greeting eachother with salam,hygienic accessories like cutting nails etc. then Fri and Eid prayers, (ps the list of the sunans  on our course forums and with references in the course material"Understanding the Sunnah") [/green]

[purple]hence on one hand muslim ummah is taken care of (to the level of being spoilt really-becoz the loving Lord cud hv left us to find the way ourselves since we were borne with the innate guidance anyway) by being provided with the encoded text, the Qura'n and on the other hand the painstaking efforts of the Muallim, Muhammd (pbuh) and his companions(may Allah be pleased with all of them) helped to continue into the generations to come, the sunans/ the practices to live Islam in day to day lives- in such a way that even if no book was written about them, they would be visible everywhere just like the beautiful flowers with lovely colours and smell which continue to display their colour and send out their perfumes whether there are people around to see or not and whether its dark or light[/purple][/quote]

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