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You Are Not Alone! PRAYER TIMINGS Effective 02/05 MCA NOOR Fajr 6:20 6:20 Dhuhr 12:35 12:35 Asr 3:30 4:15 Maghrib Sunset Sunset Isha 7:20 7:20 Juma 1 12:15 12:15 Juma 2 01:00 01:00 Newsletter Juma 2 01:45 01:45 Published Weekly by the Muslim Community Association of San Francisco Bay Area www.mcabayarea.org Jamadi ‘II 23, 1442 AH Friday, February 05, 2021 You Are Not Alone! If you’re struggling with food or rent due to Covid-19, we’re offering FREE GROCERY DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR! Mosque of the Martyrs, Azerbaijani Easy Application process! Yes, I want a delivery! AL-QURAN Donate “Many are the Jinns and men we have made for Hell: They have Volunteer to Deliver hearts wherewith they understand not, eyes wherewith they see not, and ears wherewith they hear not. They are like cattle,- nay more misguided: for they are heedless (of warning). Quran: 7:179 HADITH Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: Messenger of Allah (PBUH) said, “Iman has sixty odd or seventy odd branches. The uppermost of all these is the Testimony of Faith: ‘La ilaha illallah’ (there is no true god except Allah) while the least of them is the removal of harmful object from the road. And shyness is a branch of Iman.” [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]. Final Deadline to submit Join the MCA Mailing List and Stay Connected Advertisements is Tuesday at 5:00 PM www.mcabayarea.org/newsletter 2 45. Al-Waasi’ The All-Pervading One The Vast, The All-Embracing, The Knowledgeable. “And to Allah belong the best names, so invoke Him by them.” [Quran 7:180] 3 Sister’s Space The MCA Women’s Committee is honored to share the writings of talented sisters in the “Sister’s Space” section of the weekly newsletter. We hope you enjoy these poems written by two young sisters in our community. If you or any other sister you know would like to contribute articles, poems, or any other content to this special section of the newsletter, please email your submissions to [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! Abyssinia By: Khadija Elgaili Elmahi Abyssinia, the heart of the land of origins, the earliest country to peacefully embrace Islam, the birthplace of the domesticated coffee plant, the presence of 80 different unique ethnic groups. Abyssinia, the origin of sayidina Bilal (R.A), a place that welcomed the companions of the Prophet Mohammed (SAW), a home, a safe place and protection for the earlest accepters of Islam. Abyssinia, where you would never feel lonely, where the feeling of companionship is always motivated. Abyssinia, brimming with the smell of coffee and compassion, between the long roads, growing closer to the rugged-mountain sight, full of green scenery from left to right. Everyday, sipping the bright yellow sun with a bit of sweetness, tasting the soft air, and seeing the scent of mixed shades of blue. THE HIJABI QUEEN Abyssinia, found in the sharp Horns of Africa, By: Maysam Ibrahim beneath the stars, in the vast north, growing east, They see the outside and judge the inside when I watch closer, the beam of light to Africa shining, They always wonder what I really hide calling my black pride, and the smell of Shiro reaching out. Now comes the time for me to explain As I walk through the garden ground, That I cover my head and not my brain the mosquitos, accompanying me, wanting a taste of my sweet blood, bringing my method of pausing and slapping into life. That hijab runs in my blood and vein She, with her dancing hands, lets go of the round injera, Hijab is not just a piece of cloth falling back, returning to the hands that created it. Hijab is a path to the heaven’s doors The shiro, shining sharp with a shimmer of dark orange, I cover myself, I do it for my Lord overpowering the strong scent of seasoning, My beauty is not for the world and pieces of chickpeas is the key to our togetherness. Never meant to be exposed I am home, where I feel embraced among this mosaic culture, Hijab is a symbol for a righteous woman where she felt proud, to the depth of her soul, A woman who stands and fights for her vision and her witnessing presence saw the definition of black pride. Hijab is a protection for the pious believer Abyssinia, full of freedom fighters who, seeked for the taste of freedom that influenced, Just like a vest that protects a soldier my views to become part of this achievement. So, to all the girls who shine everyday The land that protected the oppressed under the kingdom of Najashi, Keep your head up because you are brave the land where equality and unity runs in the blood of Abyssinians. Don’t let people affect you with what they say A place where people are not discriminated based on their color, You are a winner when you live by your faith a place that respects the woman’s honor. Never allow the stereotypes to let you down Abyssinia, what’s the catch? Because you are a queen and hijab is your crown! “Pride of the motherland” 4 5 $100 $500 Winter Provisions Package Winter Provisions Package Helps 5 to 7 Persons Helps 25 to 35 Persons Life Saving Winter Provisions for Underprivledged in: ● () ● ● ( ● ● ) ● ● ● ( ● ) Winter Provision Packages vary based on country needs: Comforters, blankets, woolen caps, gloves, sweaters, woolen shawl, and more! a as saa is as i sii lal s. Please contribute Generously towards HHRD Winter Provisions Program 2021 at www.hhrd.org/winter today or mail your Checks to: 3068 Scott Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054 (in Memo write Winter Drive) Due to Covid-19 Stay in Place Order for Santa Clara County, our oces are closed until further notice. Monetary donations may be done online through our website; checks may be put through our mail slot or mailed to head oce; and if cash, please call. For more information contact: Shireen Khan (408) 469-3995 21199 Hilltop Street, Southfield, MI 48033 . USA - Tel: (248)864- 8370 - Fax: (248)809-2524 6 Series on Companions of the Prophet (PBUH) Abdullah ibn Jahsh was a cousin of the Prophet and After the expedition had been on its way for two days, Jahsh and his men at what had happened, more so his sister, Zaynab bint Jahsh, was a wife of the Prophet. Abdullah looked at the texts of the letter. It said, “When because of the acute embarrassment they had caused the He was the first to head a group of Muslims on an you have read this letter, press on until you come Prophet. expedition and so was the first to be called “Amir al- to a place called Nakhlah between Taif and Makkah. They were sorely tormented and the agony weighed Mumineen”-- Commander of the Believers. From there observe the Quraysh and gather whatever heavily on them. Then came the good news that Allah- information you can on them for us.” Abdullah ibn Jahsh became a Muslim before the Prophet -Glorified be He--was pleased with what they had done entered the House of al-Arqam which became a meeting “At your command, O Prophet of God,” exclaimed and had sent down revelation to His Prophet about place, a school and a place of refuge for the early Abdullah as he finished reading the letter. Then he spoke this matter. Imagine their happiness! People came and Muslims. He was thus one of the first to accept Islam. to his colleagues: embraced them, congratulating them on the good news and reciting to them what had been revealed in the When the Prophet gave permission for his Companions “The Prophet has commanded me to proceed to Nakhlah glorious Quran about their action. to emigrate to Madinah to avoid further persecution from to observe the Quraysh and gather information on them the Quraysh, Abdullah ibn Jahsh was the second to leave, for him. He has also commanded me not to go further “They ask you about fighting in the sacred month. Say: preceded only by Abu Salamah. Emigrating was not a with anyone of you who is against the purpose of this Fighting therein is an enormity as well as preventing new experience for Abdullah. He and some members of expedition. So whoever desires martyrdom and is in (people) from the path of God and disbelief in Him. his immediate family had migrated before to Abyssinia. total agreement with this expedition can accompany me. Expelling people from the Masjid al Haram is a greater This time, however, his migration was on a far bigger Whoever is not in agreement, may turn back without sin in the eyes of God. Moreover, persecution is greater scale. His family and relatives--men, women and children, blame. “ than killing.” (Surah al-Baqarah 2: 212). migrated with him. In fact, his whole clan had become “At your command, O messenger of Allah,” they all When these blessed verses were revealed, the Prophet’s Muslims and accompanied him. responded. “We shall go with you, Abdullah, wherever the mind was eased. He took the caravan and ransomed the There was an air of desolation as they left Makkah. Their Prophet of God has commanded.” prisoners. He became pleased with Abdullah ibn Jahsh homes appeared sad and depressed as if no one had and his men. Their expedition was certainly a major event The group continued until they reached Nakhlah and lived there before.
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