Muhaqqaq Masala

Eating, drinking, and sleeping in the mosque without necessity is Makruh (disliked). However, there is allowance for a traveler and a person in Itikaf to eat, drink, and sleep in the mosque. Similarly, if a person has such a religious need that cannot be achieved without sleeping in the mosque—for example, achieving punctuality in congregational prayer, or getting the opportunity for Tahajjud, or if guarding the mosque is intended—then there is permission and allowance for him to sleep in the mosque as well. Some of the noble Companions (May Allah be pleased with them all) also used to sleep in the mosque for religious needs. (Aham Masail / Vol: 3 / Pg: 246)

See the post of the famous caller and journalist of Gaza, Mr. Jihad Al-Halis! He is saying:
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See the post of the famous caller and journalist of Gaza, Mr. Jihad Al-Halis! He is saying:

"By Allah! If you were to see the atrocities and sufferings inflicted upon the people of Gaza, you would be left stunned. The mind would not be able to accept how a human being can stay alive after enduring all these oppressions and hardships, and how death did not occur due to the intensity of thes...

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