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Hajj 2010
The Hajj (Arabic: ??? ?ajj) is the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. It is currently the largest annual pilgrimage in the world,[1] and is the fifth pillar of Islam, a religious duty that must be carried out at least once in their lifetime by every able-bodied Muslim who can afford to do so.
Master the second pillar of Islam
Learn how to pray with a comprehensive tutorial video about Salat. The ritual prayer is an obligatory act of worship upon every believer, male or female. Allaah has commanded the Muslims to establish the prayer dutifully and perfectly. He has enjoined it on the believers at fixed times.
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Showing posts with label Dawah videos. Show all posts
10 Nov 2010
An Atheist-turned-Muslim Explains Science and Religion
Dr. Laurence Brown, a former Atheist, explaining SOME of the corrupted ideologies of Atheism and SOME of the SIMPLE questions which no Atheist could ever answer :)!!
r. Brown was first introduced to submitting himself to God when his Daughter was undergoing a critical surgery. This submission to the will of God led him to searching through various faiths. After doing rigorous studies of various faiths, he came to the realization that Islam is the absolute truth in which there is no doubt.
Salah is hard? So is keeping your hand in a flame
Assalamu Alaykum!
We hope that you are in great iman, InshaAllah. Let us not stop reminding about Islamic matters. One of the bitter truth of today's society is the abandonment of Salah. Here is a video regarding what we should think of when we try to leave off Salah.
We hope that you are in great iman, InshaAllah. Let us not stop reminding about Islamic matters. One of the bitter truth of today's society is the abandonment of Salah. Here is a video regarding what we should think of when we try to leave off Salah.
May we not stop remind ourselves.
8 Nov 2010
Master the 2nd pillar of Islam - Salat
THE PRAYER (SALAH)
The ritual prayer is an obligatory act of worship upon every believer, male or female. Allaah has commanded the Muslims to establish the prayer dutifully and perfectly. He has enjoined it on the believers at fixed times. Allaah‘s Messenger PBUH mentioned the prayer immediately following the two testimonies of Islamic faith. Hence, those who do not perform the prayer are disbelievers deserving of capital punishment, while those who fall into shortcomings concerning it and treat it lightly are sinners.
THE VIRTUE OF THE PRAYER
The prayer has a tremendous importance and virtue that carries a great reward with Allaah. Establishing the five prayers on time is the best deed with which Allaah blots out evil deeds. Indeed, the pillar of Islaam,as the Prophet mentioned in an authentic Hadeeth, is prayer. The first thing that Allaah's servants will be taken to account for on the 'Day of Judgement will be their prayer. If they performed it properly giving it proper attention and concentration, and fulfilling its prerequisites and obligations, the rest of their deeds will be acceptable to Allaah.
THE TIMES OF PRAYER
There are five daily prayers that Allaah has made obligatory on every Muslim man and woman. Allaah says:
“Verily prayer (Salah) is enjoined on the believers (to be performed) at fixed times." [Qur'an 4:103]
The prayers and their times are as follows:
1. Fajr or the early morning prayer; it consists of two Raka'ahs (prayer units). It begins with approximately an hour and twenty minutes before sunrise and ends at sunrise.
2. Dhuhr, the noonday prayer; it consists of four Raka'ahs. Its time begins immediately after the sun passes its zenith (high noon) and lasts until the late afternoon, when the shadow of an object is equal in length to the height of the object itself.
3. Asr, the late afternoon prayer; it consists of four Raka'ahs. Its time begins from the moment the shadow of a vertical object is equal in length to the height of the object itself (the midpoint between the time of Dhuhr and sunset). Its prescribed time lasts until sunset.
4. Maghrib, or the sunset prayer; it consist of three Raka'ahs. Its time begins immediately after the sun has set, and it ends when the red glow in the sky has disappeared and the sky is completely dark.
5. 'Ishaa, or the night prayer; it consists of four Raka'ahs. Its time begins after the disappearance of the reddish glow in the sky after sunset (about an hour and twenty minutes after sunset), and it lasts until the middle of the night. The middle of the night is not necessarily midnight (12 a.m). Rather, it is the midpoint of time between the sun's setting (Maghrib) and when the sun first begins to rise (Fajr). This time fluctuates throughout the year in most places.
Instructional Video here:
The ritual prayer is an obligatory act of worship upon every believer, male or female. Allaah has commanded the Muslims to establish the prayer dutifully and perfectly. He has enjoined it on the believers at fixed times. Allaah‘s Messenger PBUH mentioned the prayer immediately following the two testimonies of Islamic faith. Hence, those who do not perform the prayer are disbelievers deserving of capital punishment, while those who fall into shortcomings concerning it and treat it lightly are sinners.
THE VIRTUE OF THE PRAYER
The prayer has a tremendous importance and virtue that carries a great reward with Allaah. Establishing the five prayers on time is the best deed with which Allaah blots out evil deeds. Indeed, the pillar of Islaam,as the Prophet mentioned in an authentic Hadeeth, is prayer. The first thing that Allaah's servants will be taken to account for on the 'Day of Judgement will be their prayer. If they performed it properly giving it proper attention and concentration, and fulfilling its prerequisites and obligations, the rest of their deeds will be acceptable to Allaah.
THE TIMES OF PRAYER
There are five daily prayers that Allaah has made obligatory on every Muslim man and woman. Allaah says:
“Verily prayer (Salah) is enjoined on the believers (to be performed) at fixed times." [Qur'an 4:103]
The prayers and their times are as follows:
1. Fajr or the early morning prayer; it consists of two Raka'ahs (prayer units). It begins with approximately an hour and twenty minutes before sunrise and ends at sunrise.
2. Dhuhr, the noonday prayer; it consists of four Raka'ahs. Its time begins immediately after the sun passes its zenith (high noon) and lasts until the late afternoon, when the shadow of an object is equal in length to the height of the object itself.
3. Asr, the late afternoon prayer; it consists of four Raka'ahs. Its time begins from the moment the shadow of a vertical object is equal in length to the height of the object itself (the midpoint between the time of Dhuhr and sunset). Its prescribed time lasts until sunset.
4. Maghrib, or the sunset prayer; it consist of three Raka'ahs. Its time begins immediately after the sun has set, and it ends when the red glow in the sky has disappeared and the sky is completely dark.
5. 'Ishaa, or the night prayer; it consists of four Raka'ahs. Its time begins after the disappearance of the reddish glow in the sky after sunset (about an hour and twenty minutes after sunset), and it lasts until the middle of the night. The middle of the night is not necessarily midnight (12 a.m). Rather, it is the midpoint of time between the sun's setting (Maghrib) and when the sun first begins to rise (Fajr). This time fluctuates throughout the year in most places.
Instructional Video here:
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