Assalamu Alykum-May Peace and Mercy of Almighty Allah be on all of you !

Assalamu Alykum-May Peace and Mercy of Almighty Allah be on all of you !

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He(Allah) gives wisdom unto whom He(Allah) will,and he(Human Being) unto whom wisdom is given,he(man) truly hath received abundant good [Al-Quran; Al-Bakara, 2:269]


Bismillah Ar-Rahman Ar-Raheem
I Begin In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious And The Most Merciful

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Friday, October 07, 2011

Do we really lost an Icon???


Assalamu Alykum all..


Everyone is mourning and grieving for the loss of Apple founder STEVE JOBS...
Many Muslims are also joining the mass...
Indeed we have a visionary man..I have no doubt..
But..Remember that He was titled as a Visionary only for Technology aspect..
He may be the best in his field...We must not discuss the negative aspects of a dead person until it's seriously required...


But...
We muslims should never forget that...Alhamdulillah...Thumma Alhamdulillah...We have our own Inspirational Icon...
He is the BEST MAN ever on the face of this Earth..
No Human can ever compete his Gracefulness...
How much are we concerned about Him???
He was best in many aspects..
Most above of all..His Hiqmah [Wisdom] was far more advanced than combining all our wisdom together..I am not exaggerating His status..But notifing His glory which Allah has mentioned..


If we can respect Steve Jobs for his worldly achievements...Which can pay no benefits to our Aakhirah [Hereafter Life]


Then indeed...We are answerable for disrespecting our Beloved Prophet Muhammad [Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam]..The Greatest man ever on this earth...Whose achievements are legendary..Whose words can lead us to Jannah [Paradise]


Just saying we Love Him does not fulfill your responsibilities...But following and molding our lives according to his words [Insha Allah] will definitely lead us to real success..


"Verily in the messenger of Allah ye have a good example for him who have belief on  Allah and the Last Day, and remembers Allah much." [Surah Al-Ahzab; 33:21]

Our Icon..Inspiration...Leader..Teacher...is Indeed our Beloved Prophet Muhammad [Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam]..


Indeed, " The Knowledge of a Hypocrite is in Speech, While The Knowledge of Believer is in His Actions "


You judge your own life...Where you want to be??


Hell or Paradise????


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Friday, September 30, 2011

Grave is calling...


Listen very carefully! 

Oh Son of Adam: I remember u again 2day did u remember me? 
Listen::: 

I am full of Darkness so bring with u the light of Salat(Prayers). 

I am a place of Fear so bring with u the peace of Tilawat e Quran(Teaching Quran to others), 

I am full of snakes nd Scorpions so bring with u the Sunnah of our Beloved prophet (s.a.w) (Following Prophet's way) 

I am full of fire so bring with u the tears fallen from Allah's fear 

I am full of punishment so bring with u the Reward of charity/sadqaat. 

(Don't forget me as I am Eagerly waiting 4 your Arrival.) 

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Monday, September 19, 2011

They have creations, we have the CREATOR


You have Technologies, we have Faith.
You have Trendy Clothes, we have Pious Souls.
You have Blind Hearts, we have Open Minds.
You have Mortal Assets, we have Eternal Resorts.
You have Blazing Flames, we have Gardens of Lakes.
You will be Doomed and we will Groom.

They have creations, we have the CREATOR.

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Friday, August 26, 2011

How Blessed I'm To Be A Muslim !!

How Blessed I'm To Be A Muslim !!

~ I Say A Simple Salam To Some, I'm Rewarded.

~ I Smile At Someone, I'm Rewarded.

~ I Pray In Masjid With Jamaat, I'm Rewarded 27 Times More Than Those Who Pray Alone.

~ I Begin Anything With Bismillah, That Action Of Mine Is Rewarded.

~ I Think Of Doing a Good Deed, I'm Rewarded.

~ I Control My Temper, I'm Rewarded.

~ I Hold The Glass With Right Hand While Drinking, I'm Rewarded.

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Types Of Salah (Prayers)

SALAH (PRAYERS)

Types of Salah (Prayers)

Salah may be classified into four categories of obligation:



1. FARD PRAYERS

Fard prayers are compulsory, non-performance of which renders one a non-Muslim according to the Hanbali Sunni School, for the other Sunni schools it renders one a sinner. The denial of its compulsory status however is agreed upon by all Sunni schools to render the denier outside the fold of Islam.



THE 5 DAILY PRAYERS

Fajr, Zohr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha



JUMAH (FRIDAY) PRAYERS

Attending the special Jumah (Friday prayers), for men at the mosque, and for women to pray at home.



JANAZAH PRAYERS

Attending Janazah (Funeral prayers).



2. WAJIB PRAYERS

Some believe that Wajib prayers are compulsory while there are those who believe that since the 5 prayers are obligatory, it automatically renders all other prayers optional.



WITR

Witr is performed after the salah of isha'a (dusk). Some Muslims consider witr wajib while others consider it optional. It may contain any odd number of raka'ah from one to eleven according to the different schools of jurisprudence. However, Witr is most commonly offered with three raka'ah.



EID

Eid Salah is performed on the morning of Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha. It consists of two raka'at, with seven takbirs offered before the start of the first raka'ah and five before the second. After the Salah is completed, a sermon (khutbah) is offered. However, the khutbah is not an integral part of the Eid Salah. The Eid Salah must be offered between sunrise and true noon i.e. between the time periods for Fajr and Zohr.



3. SUNNAH PRAYERS

Sunnah salah are optional and were additional voluntary prayers performed by Prophet Muhammad.



BEFORE AND AFTER THE 5 DAILY PRAYERS

Prophet Muhammad used to pray more rakahs than the minimum prescribed numbers of rakahs for each of the 5 daily prayers, and these are called Sunnah. Prayer is still accepted even if the Sunnah isn't performed, but the Prophet Muhammad used to pray them regularly so it is highly recommended.



ISTIKHAARAH

Salah al-Istikhaarah is a prayer performed when a Muslim needs guidance on a particular matter, such as whether they should marry a certain person. In order to perform this salah one should perform a normal two raka'at salah to completion. After completion one should say the du'a which is called Istikhaarah. The intention for the salah should be in ones heart to perform two raka'at of salah followed by Istikhaarah. The salah can be performed at any times where salah is not forbidden.



TAHAJJUD

Tahajjud prayer is performed at night time, and it is recommended that it be performed after first going to sleep for some part of the evening. Muslims believe that the reward is greater for those who do this prayer at a later time. (It is harder to wake up and pray early in the morning, making the person’s effort greater, resulting in a greater reward from God.)



TARAWIH

Tarawih can be done only during the fasting month of Ramadan. This prayer can be done alone, in a group, at home, or in a mosque or other public meeting area. The total number of raka'ah varies, but with a minimum of eight.



4. NAFL PRAYERS

Nafl salah are optional and regarded as extra prayers which bring more reward. They are usually performed along with the 5 daily prayers, but can be performed at other times as well.



ISHRAQ PRAYER

The time for the Ishraq prayer beings ten to fifteen minutes after sunrise and consists of two Raka'ahs. Praying ishraq is considered to yield greater rewards than performing the lesser Jihad according to some traditions.



DUHA PRAYER

Duha prayer begins after sunrise and ends at meridian, and is generally thought to include at least two raka'ahs, though in some traditions the number is four or even twelve. It is generally prayed when one-fourth of the day has passed. Performing this prayer is believed to be effective in seeking forgiveness for one's sins.



TAHIYATUL MASJID

Also called "masjidus salam", this is a highly recommended prayer consisting of two Raka'ahs and performed when first entering a mosque. It is considered to be a way of greeting the place of worship in order to draw nearer to Allah.



KHAWF

The word "Khawf" means fear. Khawf is a type of prayer that is prayed during time of fear. This prayer was performed by Prophet Muhammad in the Battle of Uhud. It is considered to be a substitute for normal prayers while on a battlefield.



JOURNEY PRAYER

When a person is about to travel, and also when they return from traveling, it is considered beneficial to pray two Raka'ahs in a mosque.
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