My family and I will be away for vacation. PLEASE tell me about the reliable places in Doha where you put your dog in when you’re out of town!! I don’t know where to take him and I don’t trust anyone to do that for me :-(
The Prophet (peace be on him) said, Jibril came to me and said, 'I came to you yesterday but what stopped me from entering was that there was a statue at the door, a curtain with figures on it in the house, and a dog inside the house. So order that the head of the statue be broken off so that it resembles the trunk of tree, that the curtain be cut and made into two pillows to recline on, and that the dog be taken out.'
This prohibition is limited to keeping dogs without need or benefit.
dogs in Islam are acceptable so long as they serve a "purpose". In my own home, they provide security. There are steps to take in the Muslim faith so that dogs are allowed (concerns washing dishes, the person if touched, etc.)
My main concern is that this has been allowed to be interpreted as dogs are "haram" - and some people take this as a reason to be cruel and abusive. One (western) person I know said that this was due to "Arab cruelty" (his words, not mine), I in turn replied "I feel sorry for those who think lke that (and you) because some people (and not just those of the Muslim faith) do not know how much security and real affection dogs can give - they are always happy to see you no matter your state of mind or emotions. All they ask is sufficient food, water, to be treated without pain or hurt, and a few kind words."
Dogs as pets are not allowed in Islam but if there was a reason such for security, hunting is allowed. Rescuing a dog - or any other living creature for that matter - is a great thing, and you remember the hadith of the prophet(pbuh) of the woman who give water to a thirsty dog ... etc.
Thanks a lot! I will phone call and see the places!! Yay you! .. I’m so grateful guys !!you’re the BEST!!
PM, welll I don’t know how to answer you :-D Seriously,don't get a dog lol it's a lot of work and responsibilities..
You know PM, he doesn’t stay inside the house but in his own place in the backyard. He found his way to our house we didn’t bought him or encourage that kind of business to pamper him or ourselves by taking him away from his home you know what I mean.. He was sick and very young when he came so we managed to take good care of him and all.. I say I hope we get rewarded that we helped poor doggy having a better life.
Ok, I have a cat. But we take him to Pampered Pets whenever we travel. They also board dogs... The do a great job, and I know lots of people who take their animals there. If your dog is social, he can play with the other dogs each day. If not, he can stay by himself. They cater to each individual animal and know them by name. (I'm "Rackety's owner"-- they know him, not me!)
The only catch is that they book up really far in advance. Call as far in advance as you can to book your space.
Website: www.ppkdoha.com
You can see photos of the place and get all the details there. They are way out of town, but will pick up your dog if you can't make it out there.
Call Paul Hensen. His number 487 7144 and mobile 667 5235. You can say Sam's mum recommended him (his daughter and my son in the same class at school).
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read the same as quoted by bajesus.
The Prophet (peace be on him) said, Jibril came to me and said, 'I came to you yesterday but what stopped me from entering was that there was a statue at the door, a curtain with figures on it in the house, and a dog inside the house. So order that the head of the statue be broken off so that it resembles the trunk of tree, that the curtain be cut and made into two pillows to recline on, and that the dog be taken out.'
This prohibition is limited to keeping dogs without need or benefit.
dogs in Islam are acceptable so long as they serve a "purpose". In my own home, they provide security. There are steps to take in the Muslim faith so that dogs are allowed (concerns washing dishes, the person if touched, etc.)
My main concern is that this has been allowed to be interpreted as dogs are "haram" - and some people take this as a reason to be cruel and abusive. One (western) person I know said that this was due to "Arab cruelty" (his words, not mine), I in turn replied "I feel sorry for those who think lke that (and you) because some people (and not just those of the Muslim faith) do not know how much security and real affection dogs can give - they are always happy to see you no matter your state of mind or emotions. All they ask is sufficient food, water, to be treated without pain or hurt, and a few kind words."
Dogs as pets are not allowed in Islam but if there was a reason such for security, hunting is allowed. Rescuing a dog - or any other living creature for that matter - is a great thing, and you remember the hadith of the prophet(pbuh) of the woman who give water to a thirsty dog ... etc.
If I was staying in town I would be happy to take care of a small dog for you, but I am also going on vacation this Friday.
Thanks a lot! I will phone call and see the places!! Yay you! .. I’m so grateful guys !!you’re the BEST!!
PM, welll I don’t know how to answer you :-D Seriously,don't get a dog lol it's a lot of work and responsibilities..
You know PM, he doesn’t stay inside the house but in his own place in the backyard. He found his way to our house we didn’t bought him or encourage that kind of business to pamper him or ourselves by taking him away from his home you know what I mean.. He was sick and very young when he came so we managed to take good care of him and all.. I say I hope we get rewarded that we helped poor doggy having a better life.
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Calle Poppy - Janet from Paws and Claws. Her number is 528 6335. She might still have place.
When you go away you should idealy book your dogs in early in the year, because at this time the places are almost fully booked up.
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Ok, I have a cat. But we take him to Pampered Pets whenever we travel. They also board dogs... The do a great job, and I know lots of people who take their animals there. If your dog is social, he can play with the other dogs each day. If not, he can stay by himself. They cater to each individual animal and know them by name. (I'm "Rackety's owner"-- they know him, not me!)
The only catch is that they book up really far in advance. Call as far in advance as you can to book your space.
Website: www.ppkdoha.com
You can see photos of the place and get all the details there. They are way out of town, but will pick up your dog if you can't make it out there.
Since when?!
Call Paul Hensen. His number 487 7144 and mobile 667 5235. You can say Sam's mum recommended him (his daughter and my son in the same class at school).
Ask Moonbeam. She is the One and only who would be able to help ya!