Twelve Rak'ahs of Sunnah Prayers
Compiled & Translated by: Sh Abu Khadeejah Abdul Wahid
@AbuKhadeejahSP
Benefit taken from: The Sunnah Prayers Before and After Each Fard Prayer
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May Allah ﷻ, the Most High, preserve the Kingdom and its leadership, grant the leaders of the three nations success in all that brings benefit to their countries and peoples, place abundant blessing & barakah in this agreement - Ameen
تُرسّخ اتفاقية مكة للدفاع المشترك بين السعودية وباكستان وتركيا 🇹🇷🇵🇰🇸🇦 التي تم توقيعها في مكة المكرمة، إطارًا لشراكة دفاعية طويلة المدى، تُعزّز الردع والتنسيق والتكامل بين بلداننا الشقيقة، وتسهم في دعم أمن واستقرار المنطقة والعالم.
تُرسّخ اتفاقية مكة للدفاع المشترك بين السعودية وباكستان وتركيا 🇹🇷🇵🇰🇸🇦 التي تم توقيعها في مكة المكرمة، إطارًا لشراكة دفاعية طويلة المدى، تُعزّز الردع والتنسيق والتكامل بين بلداننا الشقيقة، وتسهم في دعم أمن واستقرار المنطقة والعالم.
Encouragement to have Affection and Friendliness & Warning Against Splitting up and Differing | FollowingtheSunnah
Encouragement to have Affection and Friendliness & Warning Against Splitting up and Differing
الـحـثُ عـلى الـمَودَة و الائتـلافِ
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Reward That Never Ends
Allah, the Exalted, said: “Except those who believe and do righteous deeds, for them is a reward without end.” (Surah al-Tin)
Ibn Abbas (radiyallahu anhu) said: “Any man who used to do righteous deeds while he was strong and young, then became unable to do it, the reward of those deeds continue to be written for him until he dies.”
(Tafsir al-Tabari 24/518)
Here's the Conference Schedule for this August Weekend at The Salafi Masjid, Wright Street, Small Heath, Birmingham.
Please take a good look at the lecture timings. Even Friday is filled with classes and benefits—so join us this Friday (at Jumu'ah), and stay around till Sunday.
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It Is Permissible to Recite the Quran Quickly to Gain Reward, Even Without Reflection (Tadabbur)
Imam Alam al-Din al-Sakhawi said:
“The Noble Quran is recited for [different purposes]. It is recited for learning; in this case, one should focus on smaller portions and repeat [to memorise]. It is also recited for reflection and contemplation; in this case, one should recite with a slow and measured recitation (tartil) and pause [to ponder the meanings]. It is also recited to attain reward through abundant recitation; in this case, one may recite as much as possible, and he is not blameworthy if he chooses to recite quickly.”
Then al-Sakhawi mentioned the practice of the Salaf of frequently completing the Quran, especially during the seasons of goodness such as Ramadan.
(Jamal al-Qurra pg. 665)
Reward That Never Ends
Allah, the Exalted, said: “Except those who believe and do righteous deeds, for them is a reward without end.” (Surah al-Tin)
Ibn Abbas (radiyallahu anhu) said: “Any man who used to do righteous deeds while he was strong and young, then became unable to do it, the reward of those deeds continue to be written for him until he dies.”
(Tafsir al-Tabari 24/518)
Technology can be beneficial, but a Muslim must always be careful where he takes his religion from.
Not every app, AI tool, translation, or citation represents the Quran & Sunnah upon the understanding of the Salaf.
Before accepting religious answers, ask:👇🏾
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Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jamāʿah do not take their Deen from search engines or algorithms. Return to the scholars and the students of knowledge upon the manhaj of the Salaf — ask them, sit with them, and refer disputed matters back to them.