Areesh
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Taliban have been hit by some sky angels at seri namaz (whatever that is)
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The idiot is confusing Sehri from Ramadan and Fajar prayers. If this news was coming from Panshir at least they would have used the right terminology. He showed that he is lying even before he finished his own tweet. What a moron. Reminds me of IA doing sijda in the fake Namaz-e-janaza during the Kargil skirmish.gd bakshi has nightmares of taliban. his piles are because of taliban.
For a reason the KITAP terms them as the ignorant society….The idiot is confusing Seri from Ramadan and Fajar prayers. If this news was coming from Panshir at least they would have used the right terminology. He showed that he is lying even before he finished his own tweet. What a moron. Reminds me of IA doing sijda in the fake Namaz-e-janaza during the Kargil skirmish.
Is he trying to say sehri?WTH is Seri Namaz Lol
Reminds me of IA doing sijda in the fake Namaz-e-janaza during the Kargil skirmish.
Yes I know - there is no seri/sehri namaz.Is he trying to say sehri?
Fajar?Yes I know - there is no seri/sehri namaz.
I loved that part lol, he is probably drunk tbh
Taliban have been hit by some sky angels at seri namaz (whatever that is)
There is a namaz/salat called Fajar, that is from the break of dawn till sunrise. Sehri is a meal (optional); when you want to fast you can have a meal at the later portion of the time between Isha and Fajar - that time preferably finishes some time before Fajar. There is no salat associated with Sehri or called a Sehri namaz. The five namaz times are associated mainly with the position of the sun during the day, and not with a meal time that is mostly observed in Ramzan. And before you ask again - the times of Fajar and Sehri are not the same as I have explained above, and the name of namaz as documented in Quran and Sunnah is Fajar which basically means dawn.Fajar?