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^ hehe

 

[MysteRyGiRl]

prophet (pbuh) said i feel lyk burning down da house of a 'baligh' male who doesnt go 4 prayers 2 masjid and offers them @ home.....

 

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AOA WR WB....

 

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AsSalamoAlaikum Wr Wb...

"And whosoever turns away (blinds himself) from the remembrance of the Most Beneficent (Allah) (i.e. this Quran and worship of Allah), We appoint for him Shaitan (Satan * devil) to be a Qarin (an intimate companion) to him. And indeed, the devils divert them from the way [of guidance] while they think that they are
[rightly] guided." [Qur'an 43:36-37]

 

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IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE FAMILY OF ABU TAUBAH - PLEASE HELP www.MyFiks.org

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-idNtUg-E54

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-idNtUg-E54

 

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[Haseefa]

Narrated Abu Huraira (Radi-Allahu 'anhu):

A man asked the Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam), "O Allah's Apostle! What kind of charity is the best?" He replied. "To give in charity when you are healthy and greedy hoping to be wealthy and afraid of becoming poor. Don't delay giving in charity till the time when you are on the death bed when you say, 'Give so much to so-and-so and so much to so-and so,' and at that time the property is not yours but it belongs to so-and-so (i.e. your inheritors)."

Bukhari Vol. 4 : No. 11

 

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GOSH! Its so sweet and true :")

 

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THis is sooooo awesome!! have done this! Alhamdulillah!!!! May Allah S.W.T grant our parents Jannah.. Aameen.

No WONDER you're BADrobot JK Its so sweet MashAllah :"D Ameeeeen

And seeing this reminds us that we should do the same if they ever need it

 

[Master_Shifu]

Realllyy?
I mean NAK said it but is this supported by Quran and Hadis too? :O that our souls r captured when we sleep every night ?

 

[badrobot14]

We recite the verse "اياك نستعين" (Iyyakanasta'een; it is only and only Your help that we seek) everytime in our Salat.

The word "help" in English is not as clear as the word "نستعين" (Nasta'een)

" استعان " (isti'anaa) from its root means "help in matters that you are struggling with." When you ask for help that you are already struggling, then you use the word "نستعين" (nasta'een)

By using tha
t word what we are claiming to Allah is that: "O Allah I'm already trying everything I can. Please help me because I can't do it by myself"
This means, if we are not making any attempt, we have no right to ask Allah for help.
So, there is no such things like I cannot pray, I cannot stop partying because Allah hasn't help me yet.
This is a formula for life which we can see all over the Quran. People has to struggle first, then Allah's help comes.

Like the incident of the Prophet Ibrahim(AS); he was thrown in the fire, then fire became cool by Allah's help. First the muslims had to show up in the battle of badr, then the angels arrived.

When we ask Allah for help, we are claiming that we are trying very hard. In reality, are we trying?
We better not be lying to Allah when we stand before Him. Watch out your words.

For example; When somebody is watching the movie, and the Magrib salah comes in between. He swears "God! Magrib again" ,then pause the movie to go pray distractedly.
Also in the salah he is saying the verse from suratul Fatihah"Iyyakanasta'een."
As if he says to Allah: "I'm totally your slave Ya Allah. I'm so your slave. I'm trying so hard. Just help me be better."

Then after quickly made his salah, he presses play button continue watching the movie again.

Is this not lying to Allah? Don't make a joke out of salah. It supposed to transform our personality.

So, whenever we recite this short verse, try to remind ourselves that we have to struggle to seek aid from Allah.

O Allah, give us the deep right knowledge, and understanding of Your book. Also make us amongst those who follow Quran and Sunnah seriously. Ameen

Lessons from Suratul Fatihah by Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan

 

[Master_Shifu]

 

[badrobot14]

Realllyy?
I mean NAK said it but is this supported by Quran and Hadis too? :O that our souls r captured when we sleep every night ?

yes totally true....


“It is Allaah Who takes away the souls at the time of their death, and those that die not during their sleep. He keeps those (souls) for which He has ordained death and sends the rest for a term appointed. Verily, in this are signs for a people who think deeply”

[al-Zumar 39:42]

Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah said:

Here Allaah explains that the taking away of souls is of two types:

He takes them away at the time of death, and He takes away the souls that did not die in their sleep. Then when they sleep, he keeps the soul of the one who dies in his sleep and He sends back the soul of the one who did not die in his sleep. Hence when the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) went to bed, he would say, “Bismika Rabbiy wada’tu janbi wa bika arfa’uhu fa in amsakta nafsi farhamha wa in arsaltaha fahfazha bima tahfazu bihi ‘ibaadaka al-saaliheen (In Your name my Lord I lie down and in Your name I rise, so if You should take my soul then have mercy upon it, and if you should return it then protect it in the manner You protect Your righteous slaves).”

Majmoo’ al-Fataawa, 4/275

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sleeping is like temporary death... that's why the hadith:

Whenever the Prophet intended to go to bed, he would recite: "Bismika Allahumma amutu wa ahya (With Your name, O Allah, I die and I live)." And when he woke up from his sleep, he would say: "Al-hamdu lil-lahil-ladhi ahyana ba'da ma amatana; wa ilaihi an-nushur (All the Praises are for Allah Who has made us alive after He made us die (sleep) and unto Him is the Resurrection). " (Sahih Al-Bukhari)

 

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OMG xD this be so cool

 

[Soldier313]

I know this seems like a really longgggg read but trust me it's beautiful....please do take some time, read and share
came across it online, and it's amazingg




How to Wake up for Fajr?

How to Wake up for Fajr?
How do you wake up for fajr? And I don’t mean wake up for a day or two, but how do you keep waking up for fajr, constantly, everyday, without fail.
There’s loads & loads of websites online giving you tips and advice on how to wake up early. But our focus is not on worldly tips (which should be taken by all means, part of tying the camel ), our focus is on the spiritual means.
My dear brothers/sisters, every day when you read Surat Al-Fatiha, at least 17 times a day, you recite the verse “You Alone we Worship, and You Alone we Seek Help from”: You want to worship Allah? “Yes!” You need His help then. You want to wake up for Fajr? “Yes please!” Guess what, you need Allah. You cannot, I repeat, cannot, wake up for fajr without Allah’s help. Now ask yourself the question, what can I do to show Allah that I truly and utterly want to wake up for fajr?!
Have you ever had days when you’re about to go to sleep, and you have this deep feeling that you’ll definitely wake up for fajr? And have you ever had days when you know for certain that you’ll oversleep? Imagine the two scenarios, which I’m sure some of us have gone through:
Scenario 1:

You feel high with Eman, you’ve prayed your witr, read some Quran, and even though you’ve got 2 hours to sleep till fajr, you’re certain you’ll wake up because you’ve set your mind, heart and body to make sure you wake up. In fact, sometimes you keep on waking in the middle of the night thinking it’s fajr time out of fear that you’re going to miss it. If you haven’t experienced this, think of a time when you had to catch an early flight or a bus/train, and think of how your mind, heart and body were switched on, and it doesn’t matter what time you slept, you’ll wake up.
Scenario 2:

There are days when deep down you really don’t want to wake up, you hope that you “oversleep” so you feel less guilty about it, and Allah may have mercy upon you and still wake you up, and that’s when the battle with the snooze alarm starts and the classic shaytaan trick “just 5 more minutes…” begins.
How do we maintain scenario 1 everyday?
With these 2 scenarios, one details a feeling deep down inside that you’re definitely waking up, and another where you know you won’t wake up because deep down inside you don’t want to and you’re not ready to take the fight against shaytaan of waking up in the morning.
Below I detail some practical and spiritual tools, that will help you in achieving scenario 1 all the time inshaAllah:
Spiritual Tools

• Know who Allah is: This is the key and number one tool to waking up for Fajr. If you know Who you’re worshipping, and you know that He requests that you get up in the morning and pray to Him, you’ll wake up. It’s our lack of understanding of who Allah is that makes us slump into scenario 2 all the time. Know your Lord, that’s key.
• Sincerity: Be sincere about waking up for fajr, don’t just say to yourself: “InshaAllah, it’ll be nice if I wake up for fajr” be sincere about it, and say: “I will wake up for fajr” I find it useful sometimes to talk to myself about it before going to sleep and say: “I will wake up for fajr, i don’t care how, but I’ll definitely will!”
• Wudu before sleep: Ibn Abbas reported that Allah’s Messenger said: “Purify these bodies and Allah will purify you, for there is no slave who goes to sleep in a state of purity but an Angel spends the night with him, and every time he turns over, [the Angel] says, ‘O Allah! Forgive Your slave, for he went to bed in a state of purity.” Do you think that such a person would be left to oversleep and miss fajr?
• Witr Prayer + Dua: Make sure you don’t sleep before performing your witr prayer, and supplicate to Allah during your Witr prayer to help you wake up for Fajr, remember, “You Alone we Worship, and You Alone we Seek help from”
• Read some Quran: Ending the day with verses of the Noble Quran will sure put your focus straight on waking up for salaat. Prophet Muhammad used to recommend that we recite Surat Al-Sajdah, and Surat Al-Mulk (Chapters 32 and 67) before going to sleep.
• Remember Allah before you go to Sleep: This is part of the first point I made, and you can find all the supplications you need to recite before going to sleep here. You might need to print them off and read them off paper at first, but within a week or two you should be able to memorize them fully and just recite them before dozing off.
• Remember the rewards attached to Fajr Salaat: from being safe from being a hypocrite, to having light on the day of judgement, to being under Allah’s protection the whole day, to having laziness removed from us that day and being productive. Remember these rewards and you’ll sure wake up.

Other tools I use that help me a lot:

Ask a friend/family member to wake you up: This is the number one rule for me to wake up. Get a family, friend, spouse to wake up, and help each other, if you get up before them, don’t be selfish and make sure they are awake too.

• 1.5 hours sleep rule: Aaaah.. here’s a secret trick, there’s a theory in the Sleep science that says that every human being completes an entire sleep cycle in 1.5 hours, therefore, if you can wake up at the end of a multiple of 1.5 hours (e.g. 1.5 hours, or 3 hours, or 4.5 hours..etc) you’ll wake up fresh and rejuvenated. Otherwise, you’ll wake up lazy. So if fajr is at 5am, and you sleep at 12am, make sure you set your alarm at 4.30am, because that gives you 4.5 hours to sleep. (Of course, if you take 1/2 an hour to fall to sleep, you might need to add that into your calculation).
• Nap in the afternoon: Another lifehack, taken from the Sunnah and recommended by many, make sure you nap in the afternoon, for just 20 minutes! yup, just 20 minutes. Trust me, for the past 3 years, I’ve mastered the 20 min nap, and everytime it never fails to rejuvenate me. If you need to train yourself to nap for that long, I highly recommend www.pzizz.com, a wonderful software that trains you for these short naps, it’s what I used to train myself.
• Promise yourself a grand breakfast if you wake up for Fajr: I’m a breakfast guy, so if I wake up early, I sure like to have a big breakfast. Sometimes i look forward to my breakfast from the afternoon before, and just like a small reward, treat yourself to a massive breakfast in the morning. It’ll definitely set your day straight as well inshaAllah.
  
  JazakAllah khair for reading

 

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narrated by an-Nasaa’i (1145) and Ibn Maajah (897) from Hudhayfah (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) used to say between the two prostrations: “Rabb ighfir li, Rabb ighfir li (Lord forgive me, Lord forgive me).”