منصة اسوار المعرفة
×
العربية english francais русский Deutsch فارسى اندونيسي اردو
Peace, mercy and blessings of God.

Dear Members! Today the quorum of receiving fatwas is completed.

Tomorrow, God willing, at 6 am, new fatwas will be received.

You can search the Fatwa section for what you want to answer or direct contact

On the Sheikh Dr. Khaled Al-Muslah on this number 00966505147004

From 10 am to 1 pm

God bless you

 
Are you looking for a fatwa?

Selected videos / Invitational clips / The Prophet, peace be upon him, was not known for anything blameworthy before his mission

Share this paragraph Facebook Twitter AddThis

publish date:2024-08-28 10:31:52 | Views:1112
Default Amiri Messeri Kufi
- Aa +

The Prophet, peace be upon him, was not known for anything blameworthy before his mission

لم يعهد على النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قبل رسالته ما يذم به

Previous topic
The necessity of clinging to the rope of Allah all together and putting the general interest firs
Next
The grace of Allah is vast and limitless

New Subjects

1. The necessity of clinging to the rope of Allah all together and putting the general interest firs
2. God s power is affirmed by scripture tradition and consensus
3. Beware of hypocrisy in all forms
4. Congregation prayer rewards home prayer for valid excuse
5. Do you think that the Companions abandoned the defense of Uthman out of weakness on their part
6. Exchanging benefits between neighbors is one of the causes of love between them
7. When does God love you
8. Allah sent the messengers to reform the conditions of people in this world and the hereafter
9. Showing kindness to the neighbor is not limited to one form
10. The greatest gift from the Lord is granting guidance
11. One of the greatest means of calling to Islam in modern times
12. The neighbor who is adjacent to him has rights that other neighbors do not have
13. Reflect on the meaning God is the ultimate provider
14. The Prophet s biography is a proof of his prophethood
15. For peace in life and success in the afterlife, turn to the Quran

most viewed

1. When does the time for the night prayer (Tahajjud) end? ( Views 12992 )
2. When does the time for Zuhr expire? ( Views 10989 )
3. Is it sufficient to recite Surah al-Kahf on Thursday night ( Views 10692 )
4. Performing the Tahajjud prayer by reciting certain Surahs for the fulfillment of needs ( Views 10491 )
5. The virtues of praying Maghrib and ‘Isha in the mosque ( Views 10300 )
6. The ruling of a person who hears that athan for Fajr while he is performing Witr ( Views 9910 )
7. How to tell the Results of Istikhara ( Views 9844 )
8. The time for performing the Duha prayer on Friday ( Views 9664 )
9. The difference between the Ishraaq and Duha prayers ( Views 9360 )
10. How does a person treat himself the effects of evil ( Views 9326 )
11. The best way of reciting the Qur’an in the night prayer ( Views 8733 )
12. How does a person who catches up with the last rak’at of Maghrib complete the prayer? ( Views 8691 )
13. What is the time for the Duha prayer? ( Views 8463 )
14. The ruling on spying on the mobile phone of the wife or children ( Views 8461 )
15. Is it incumbent upon a Muslim to always perform the Duha prayer ( Views 8130 )

related topics

1. Some of the causes of the misery of the hearts
2. Allah sent the messengers to reform the conditions of people in this world and the hereafter
3. The grace of Allah is vast and limitless
4. Do you think that the Companions abandoned the defense of Uthman out of weakness on their part
5. The necessity of clinging to the rope of Allah all together and putting the general interest firs
6. One of the greatest means of calling to Islam in modern times
7. The Prophetis biography is a proof of his prophethood

you may like

1. The virtues of praying Maghrib and ‘Isha in the mosque
2. How do you calculate the expiration of the time for the ‘Isha prayer
3. How does a person who catches up with the last rak’at of Maghrib complete the prayer?
4. Determining the for the athaan for Maghrib
5. The impermissibility of delaying Asr until Maghrib
6. When does the time for Zuhr expire?
7. The time for ‘Asr started but he had not yet prayed Zuhr
8. The optional prayer before Zuhr
9. Delaying performing Zuhr when air conditioners are present
10. The description of the Sunnah for Zuhr
11. How is the bathing for Jumu’ah done?
12. Is it sufficient to make the ghusl for Jumu’ah before Fajr?
13. When does the time for the night prayer (Tahajjud) end?
14. The description of the Tahajjud prayer
15. Was hadith transmitted concerning the khatib’s supplication on Friday
16. Performing two rak’ahs after the athan of Jumu’ah
17. Singling out Friday for fasting
18. Performing the Tahajjud prayer by reciting certain Surahs for the fulfillment of needs
19. The night prayer in Ramadan
20. The best way of reciting the Qur’an in the night prayer
21. How to honour my father after his death
22. Jealousy
23. Combined intention for the six days of Shawwal and missed fasts from Ramadan
24. How to tell the Results of Istikhara
25. If We Miss a Prayer on Purpose
26. Fasting the six days of Shawwal before making up missed fasts from Ramadan
27. Keeping Photos
28. Are supplications to be made before or after the end of the prayer?
29. Nothing will remain except your deeds
30. Ways to cure devilish whisperings
31. Sacrifice of Eid in another country
32. The ruling on spying on the mobile phone of the wife or children
33. The ruling of shortening prayers during an extended period of travel
34. What is the ruling on regularly praying 4 rakahs (units of prayer) before the Asr prayer?
35. Should a person pray the two rakahs when entering the mosque if the adhan is being preformed?
36. Is it better to push the Imam forward or drag back the person praying besides the Imam?
37. The meaning of the hadeeth "Throw dust in the faces of those who praise (people) excessively"
38. Do Jinn and Shayateen (Devils) know what we think?
39. What do you do when the Imam goes into Ruku and you have not finished reciting Fatiha?
40. Should we remember our sins?
41. The ruling on PlayStation
42. When is the best time to pray Salat al Dhuha?
43. What is the ruling on breaking audio cassettes which contain songs?
44. Who has the right to name the child?
45. What is the ruling on men growing their hair?
46. Is it permissible to pray behind a man who shaves his beard?
47. Do I have to redo my prayers if I have prayed in the wrong direction?
48. For whom is Jannah (heaven)?
49. Can a woman reside in a country without a mahram (male guardian)?
50. What is the ruling on the menstruating woman reciting and touching the Qur'an?
51. Let s not forget Syria
52. The legality of performing optional prayer before the Jumu’ah prayer
53. If a person enters the mosque at the time of the athan for Jumu’ah
54. The ruling of reciting the Qur’an with a loud voice before Jumu’ah
55. Delivering the khutbah before the time of Jumu’ah
56. When a voluntary fast coincides with f Friday
57. Stepping over the necks of people (who are seated in the mosque for prayer) on Friday
58. Is there an optional prayer before Jumu’ah?
59. The virtues of reciting Surah al-Kahf on Friday
60. How do you calculate the first hour for Friday using the modern timing?
61. Not performing the Jumu’ah prayer because of being busy with work
62. The ruling of prolonging the sermon for Jumu’ah
63. Is it permissible for the person who delivers the Jumu’ah sermon to come early to the mosque?
64. The meaning of salutations to the Prophet (peace be upon him
65. The ruling of complimenting by saying: Jumu’ah Mubaarak
66. How many times should we send salutations on the Prophet on Friday?
67. The most special deed for the first ten days of Thul Hijjah
68. Is there any virtue for dying on Thursday night or on Friday
69. The most complete form of sending salutations on the Prophet on Friday
70. The best time to bath on Friday
71. Is it sufficient to recite Surah al-Kahf on Thursday night
72. Sinning on Thursday night is different from sinning on the other nights
73. Reciting the Qur’an on Thursday night Jumu’ah
74. Characteristics of Thursday night
75. The characteristics of Friday
76. He caught up with the last sajdah of the Jumu’ah prayer, how does he complete his prayer
77. What is the description of the Sunnah prayer before Zuhr, and does it has a special virtue
78. He had not prayed Zuhr and when he entered the mosque he found the people praying Asr
79. A traveler prayed ‘Asr before Zuhr
80. The permissibility of the qunut supplication in the Fajr prayer
81. The ruling of a person who hears that athan for Fajr while he is performing Witr
82. Is it true that the time for Fajr in the timetables of the time of Shaykh ibn ’Uthaymeen was before the actual time
83. Praying Fajr just before sunrise
84. If a person wakes up just before sunrise should he start by praying Fajr?
85. Is it permissible to pray eight rak’ats for the night prayer and the Duha prayer?
86. The time for performing the Duha prayer
87. The difference between the Ishraaq and Duha prayers
88. How to make up for a missed Duha prayer
89. What is the time for the Duha prayer?
90. The ruling of performing the Duha prayer during a journey?
91. Is it incumbent upon a Muslim to always perform the Duha prayer
92. What is the best time for performing the Duha prayer?
93. The time for performing the Duha prayer on Friday
94. Whoever performs the two rak’ats of the Doha prayer
95. The most prominent thing that prevents the heart from happiness
96. The effects of having weak love for Allah in the heart
97. The effect of the remembrance of Allah the Exalted on hearts
98. The most dangerous disease of the heart righteous
99. Reasons for the difference in the fear of Allah in people’s hearts
100. The heart is the first thing whose reformation the Prophet called to
101. Types of hearts
102. The heart’s attachment to other than Allah
103. Fear of Allah is the cause of the righteousness of hearts
104. The reason for the increase of faith in people’s hearts
105. The reformation of the heart is the cause of a good end
106. How can we have a sincere intention for Allah, the Exalted?
107. Some of the cause for the serenity and tranquility if hearts
108. How does a person treat himself the effects of evil
109. How does a believer make his heart to be attached to Allah
110. How does a person combine the hajj of the heart and that of the body?
111. Seeking Allah’s forgiveness inattentively
112. What has precedence; the actions of the heart or the bodily actions
113. When the heart is filled with the fear of Allah
114. How does one make his heart attached to Allah the Exalted
115. The source of backsliding is sins which are committed privately
116. We Wish Wehad Obeyed Him
117. The fourth session: Things which are prohibited in the state of ihram
118. The six session : spending the night at Muzdalifah, and the actions of the day of sacrifice
119. The seventh session: The days of tashreeq, and hastening to complete hajj
120. Which types of sacrifices udhiyah are best to offer
121. The purpose of worship in slaughtering sacrifices
122. Aspects of the prohibition in the sacred months - Dhu al-Qidah, Dhu al-Hijjah, Muharram, and Rajab
123. One of the conditions of the sacrifice
124. Gifting the sacrificial to a living or deceased person and giving it to the poor to slaughter it
125. The soundness of the sacrifice from defects is one of the conditions of its validity
126. One of the conditions for the validity of the sacrifice is to observe the time of slaughter
127. Gifts and sacrifices are rituals of Islam
128. The manipulation of the Arabs in the pre Islamic era
129. Buying the sacrifice and delegating its slaughter through electronic applications
130. One of the conditions of the sacrifice is that it must be owned by the sacrificer
131. The sacrifice is not valid except from three categories camels, cows, and sheep
132. The father will to sacrifice on his behalf
133. Fighting is Forbidden in the Holy Months
134. Delaying the slaughter of the sacrifice until after the Day of Eid
135. The sacrifice is a confirmed Sunnah from the Prophet, peace be upon him
136. Ruling on buying a slaughtered sacrifice
137. The prohibition in the sacred months is related to two things
138. Among the characteristics of the sacred months is that fighting is not initiated in them
139. We are all servants of Allah
140. From utmost ignorance and weakness, Allah elevated us with knowledge, strength, and power
141. Sincerity in supplication is one of the conditions for acceptance
142. Frequent supplication is one of the causes of obtaining good
143. Sharia came to explain the perfection of Allah Almighty and to explain the path that leads to Him.
144. Arrogance from worshipping Allah is the first path to destruction
145. The effect of worship on the improvement of the apparent and the hidden
146. Those who immerse themselves in Allah s remembrance find true happiness in this life
147. It may be more beneficial for you that Allah prevents you from answering your question
148. The greatest task of the messengers
149. Do not rush to answer the supplication, for it may come in another form
150. What indicates the virtue of supplication
151. Arrogance from supplicating Allah Almighty is one of the causes of destruction
152. The more knowledge of Allah increases, the more remembrance and glorification of Him increases
153. Victory, all victory, is in obeying Allah
154. The sacrifice is a Sunnah of Muslims that the Prophet Muhammad and his companions were keen on
155. Strive to increase the amount of takbir, tahmid, and tahlil
156. Making up for missed fasts during the ten days of Dhul Hijjah is better than voluntary fasting
157. Restricted takbir in the ten days of Dhul Hijjah and clarification of its times
158. The ten days of Dhul Hijjah are among the best days of time
159. Fulfilling obligations is the best way to draw closer to God
160. God s mercy grants seasons of devotion
161. If the heart is rectified, the action is rectified
162. The best way to draw closer to Allah with good deeds during the ten days
163. Do not deprive yourself of good deeds during these days
164. The defects that make a sacrifice udhiyah invalid
165. Is it obligatory for the owner of the sacrifice to be present during the slaughter
166. Is it permissible to offer a sacrifice on behalf of a deceased person
167. It is not permissible to give the butcher anything from the sacrifice udhiyah as a wage
168. The delegated to slaughter is not prohibited from shaving their head or cutting their nails.
169. It is prohibited for the person offering a sacrifice udhiyah to cut their hair or nails
170. Is it permissible for the family of the deceased to offer a sacrifice
171. The ruling on an expatriate sending the price of the sacrifice to his family
172. The meaning of the pilgrimage to the Sacred House of Allah
173. The reason for linking capability with the obligation of Hajj
174. The meaning of the capability associated with Hajj
175. Capability is one of the essential conditions of Hajj
176. Reflecting on Allah s words {And pilgrimage to the House is a duty unto Allah}
177. The forms of Talbiyah
178. The meaning of Talbiyah
179. The reason Talbiyah is called monotheism and its ruling
180. Talbiyah was the first act of Hajj performed by the Prophet
181. The Prophetis actions are legislation for the Ummah
182. The Prophetis actions during Hajj were an application of the Quran
183. It is recommended for postpartum women and others to bathe when assuming Ihram
184. What does a puerperal woman do during Hajj
185. What is recited in the two Rakiahs at Maqam Ibrahim
186. The connection between the two Rakiahs at Maqam Ibrahim and Tawaf
187. The manner of touching the Black Stone
188. The meaning of raml in the first three circuits of Tawaf
189. The Prophet did not prescribe a specific ritual for his companions in Hajj
190. What was the Prophetis ritual in Hajj
191. The attachment of believers hearts to the Sacred Mosque in love and reverence
192. Why did the Prophet only perform Hajj in the tenth year
193. When was Hajj made obligatory
194. Is Hajj an immediate obligation or can it be delayed
195. The Prophet only performed Hajj after his migration in the tenth year
196. Explaining the great status of Jabis hadith describing the Prophetis Hajj
197. Aspects of the prohibition in the sacred months - Dhu al-Qidah, Dhu al-Hijjah, Muharram, and Rajab
198. The purpose of worship in slaughtering sacrifices
199. One of the conditions of the sacrifice
200. Gifting the sacrificial to a living or deceased person and giving it to the poor to slaughter it.
201. The soundness of the sacrifice from defects is one of the conditions of its validity
202. One of the conditions for the validity of the sacrifice is to observe the time of slaughter
203. Gifts and sacrifices are rituals of Islam
204. The manipulation of the Arabs in the pre Islamic era
205. Buying the sacrifice and delegating its slaughter through electronic applications
206. Buying the sacrifice and delegating its slaughter through electronic applications
207. Delaying the slaughter of the sacrifice until after the Day of Eid
208. One of the conditions of the sacrifice is that it must be owned by the sacrificer
209. The sacrifice is not valid except from three categories camels, cows, and sheep
210. The father s will to sacrifice on his behalf
211. Fighting is Forbidden in the Holy Months
212. The sacrifice is a confirmed Sunnah from the Prophet, peace be upon him
213. Ruling on buying a slaughtered sacrifice
214. The prohibition in the sacred months is related to two things
215. Among the characteristics of the sacred months is that fighting is not initiated in them
216. From utmost ignorance and weakness, Allah elevated us with knowledge, strength, and power
217. Sincerity in supplication is one of the conditions for acceptance
218. Frequent supplication is one of the causes of obtaining good
219. Sharia came to explain the perfection of Allah Almighty and to explain the path that leads to Him.
220. Arrogance from worshipping Allah is the first path to destruction
221. The effect of worship on the improvement of the apparent and the hidden
222. Those who immerse themselves in Allah s remembrance find true happiness in this life
223. It may be more beneficial for you that Allah prevents you from answering your question
224. The greatest task of the messengers
225. Do not rush to answer the supplication, for it may come in another form
226. What indicates the virtue of supplication
227. Arrogance from supplicating Allah Almighty is one of the causes of destruction
228. The more knowledge of Allah increases, the more remembrance and glorification of Him increases
229. Victory, all victory, is in obeying Allah
230. Which types of sacrifices udhiyah are best to offer
231. The defects that diminish the reward of the sacrifice
232. The one who strives for perfection in their sacrifice will have a greater reward
233. The first night of the ten days of Dhul Hijjah
234. The sacrifice is a Sunnah of Muslims that the Prophet Muhammad and his companions were keen on
235. Strive to increase the amount of takbir, tahmid, and tahlil
236. Forms of takbir in the ten days of Dhul Hijjah
237. Making up for missed fasts during the ten days of Dhul Hijjah is better than voluntary fasting
238. Restricted takbir in the ten days of Dhul Hijjah and clarification of its times
239. The ten days of Dhul Hijjah are among the best days of time
240. Fulfilling obligations is the best way to draw closer to God
241. God s mercy grants seasons of devotion
242. How are you in your prayers
243. If the heart is rectified, the action is rectified
244. The best way to draw closer to Allah with good deeds during the ten days
245. Do not deprive yourself of good deeds during these days
246. The defects that make a sacrifice udhiyah invalid
247. Is it obligatory for the owner of the sacrifice to be present during the slaughter
248. Is it permissible to offer a sacrifice on behalf of a deceased person
249. It is not permissible to give the butcher anything from the sacrifice udhiyah as a wage
250. The delegated to slaughter is not prohibited from shaving their head or cutting their nails.
251. It is prohibited for the person offering a sacrifice udhiyah to cut their hair or nails
252. Is it permissible for the family of the deceased to offer a sacrifice
253. The ruling on an expatriate sending the price of the sacrifice to his family
254. The meaning of the pilgrimage to the Sacred House of Allah
255. The reason for linking capability with the obligation of Hajj
256. The meaning of the capability associated with Hajj
257. Capability is one of the essential conditions of Hajj
258. Reflecting on Allah s words {And pilgrimage to the House is a duty unto Allah}
259. Some of the causes of the misery of the hearts
260. The forms of Talbiyah
261. The meaning of Talbiyah
262. The reason Talbiyah is called monotheism and its ruling
263. Talbiyah was the first act of Hajj performed by the Prophet
264. The Prophet s actions are legislation for the Ummah
265. The Prophet s actions during Hajj were an application of the Quran
266. It is recommended for postpartum women and others to bathe when assuming Ihram
267. What does a puerperal woman do during Hajj
268. What is recited in the two Rak ahs at Maqam Ibrahim
269. The connection between the two Rak ahs at Maqam Ibrahim and Tawaf
270. The ranks of touching the Black Stone
271. The manner of touching the Black Stone
272. The meaning of raml in the first three circuits of Tawaf
273. Is Hajj an immediate obligation or can it be delayed
274. The Prophet only performed Hajj after his migration in the tenth year
275. Explaining the great status of Jabir s hadith describing the Prophet s Hajj
276. The importance of learning the prophetic biography
277. Disagreement is evil
278. When we talk about the Prophet, peace be upon him
279. The grace of Allah is vast and limitless
280. Was ist mit dem Schicksal gemeint, an das man glauben muss
281. Islamic Sharia is a mercy for all worlds
282. Days and months are a gift from the Lord of the Worlds to everyone who has been bestowed with them
283. Islam reforms what is between the servant and his Lord and what is between the servant andthe people
284. https://youtu.be/watch?v=NFzJkW3M6VE
285. The devil s purpose in whispers is to keep you from worship
286. What is meant by the destiny that must be believed in
287. The Ruling on Weeping for the Deceased Is it a Mercy for Them
288. Three words with which people realize the happiness of this world and the success of the hereafter
289. The ruling on medical insurance
290. Ashura is fasted according to the sighting in the country where the fasting person resides
291. Fasting Ashura while traveling
292. Is it sufficient to fast only the tenth day of Muharram
293. The ruling on using nutmeg in food
294. The Prophet did not prescribe a specific ritual for his companions in Hajj
295. What was the Prophet s ritual in Hajj
296. The attachment of believers hearts to the Sacred Mosque in love and reverence
297. Why did the Prophet only perform Hajj in the tenth year
298. When was Hajj made obligatory
299. What has been said about specifying the hour of response on Friday
300. The grave is the first dwelling place of the hereafter
301. Crying accompanied by wailing over the dead is one of the major sins
302. The order to stand up at night in the early days of Islam was general for the entire nation
303. Is it obligatory for a woman to perform the residence for prayer in her house
304. ٍThe Prophet did not specify giving charity for the benefit of the entire Muslim community
305. Whoever fasts the tenth day of Muharram has established for himself the virtue of fasting Ashura.
306. Making up for fasting Ashura for the traveler
307. Making up for fasting Ashura for the traveler
308. Whoever fasts on the tenth day of Muharram has established the virtue of fasting Ashura
309. Is fasting only on the tenth day of Muharram sufficient
310. Prominent Characteristics of the Month Muharram
311. Whoever is prevented from doing an obligatory act due to an excuse
312. Virtue of fasting the month of Allah Muharram
313. Virtue of fasting the month of Allah Muharram
314. Friday Sermon Silence Even telling someone to be quiet is a sin
315. Friday prayer is not obligatory for travelers
316. Friday prayer is not obligatory for travelers
317. Increase sending prayers upon the Prophet on Friday, for your prayers are presented to him
318. Crying over the dead does not fall under one ruling
319. The best work that benefits the dead is to pray for them
320. Learn the condition for the virtue in the hadith Zamzam water is for what it is drunk for
321. Learn about the virtue of reciting the Quran in the mosque
322. The necessity to avoid bowing in prayer beyond the standing position
323. If you disobey God in your domain
324. The virtue of frequenting mosques
325. The Criterion for Acceptance of Deeds
326. The obligation to preserve and maintain mosques from all that is detestable
327. The meaning of the Prophet s saying Whoever enumerates them will enter Paradise
328. The best places and the most beloved to Allah the Exalted and Majestic
329. It s a part of honoring mosques to protect them from everything that isn t befitting them
330. The intended meaning of the infallibility of the prophets and messengers
331. Adding something to Allah is either adding creation or adding honor
332. The most beloved speech to Allah, the Exalted and Sublime
333. The most beloved speech to Allah, the Exalted and Sublime
334. The virtue of staying in the mosque to recite the Quran
335. Praising Allah, the Most High and Majestic, is the best form of supplication
336. The virtue of attaching the heart to the mosque
337. The Most Perfect Description is to be a Slave of Allah
338. Shirk with Allah Revolves Around Equating Other Than Allah with Allah, the Most High and Exalted
339. The Greatest Thing in the World is the Longing to Meet Allah Almighty
340. Allah s Elevation on the Throne is an Established Attribute of Perfection for Allah
341. The virtue of praying two rak ats after ablution
342. Interpreting Elevation as Taking Possession is from Clear Misguidance
343. The reason why the Takbirat al Ihram is called by this name
344. There is no shame in religion
345. There is no shame in religion
346. The Completion of Reward in the Perfection of Following the Prophet, Peace and Blessings be upon Him
347. The ruling on naming oneself during ablution
348. The Companions Description of the Prophet s Prayer as if You Were Seeing it with Your Own Eyes
349. Ablution from camel meat
350. Approaching the imam is a general virtue, but especially recommended on Fridays
351. Partial rewards for Surat Al Kahf on Fridays possible, but not complete
352. Can a traveler combine Friday and Asr prayers
353. Is prostration of forgetfulness sajdah as sahw prescribed in voluntary prayer
354. Tears do not bring back the absent or mend the broken
355. Tears do not bring back the absent or mend the broken
356. The danger of delaying the payment of zakat on wealth
357. If someone buys land to store his wealth and then sells it, is he obliged to pay zakat
358. Lying and treachery are among the characteristics of practical hypocrisy
359. Lying and treachery are among the characteristics of practical hypocrisy
360. Some forms of haram divorce and an explanation of its ruling is it valid or not
361. success is a gift and a gift from Allah Almighty
362. What should a person do if he forgets a prostration and then stands up for the next rak ah
363. Acknowledging Sin is Among the Greatest Causes of Forgiveness
364. When is it permissible for a parent to give his her zakat to their child
365. Among the Supplications of the Opening There is One that Begins Only with Praise and Glorification
366. The severity of neglecting Friday prayer and the warning against it
367. Prayer is not an Act Whose Benefits a Person Reaps Only in the Afterlife
368. Whoever delays paying their zakat must hasten to do so and seek repentance from Allah
369. No authentic hadith confirms that reciting Surah Al Waqi ah prevents poverty
370. The most reliable ways to know God
371. Virtues and benefits of fasting
372. It is not required to give Zakat from the exact money on which it is due
373. Among God s generosity is that He loves those who persist in supplication
374. The one with dual residency, who is not allowed travel concessions
375. Islamic law permits the wronged to speak out about their grievance and anything related to it
376. The limits of dealing with the fiancée before the contract
377. Friday prayer is performed in homes at noon for four rak ahs
378. Jum ah prayer on arrival Newcomer joins congregation in progress by praying two rak ahs first.
379. It is permissible to have multiple Friday prayers in one place if necessary
380. The more you know Allah the more you ll find happiness in this world and success in the Hereafter
381. Complete what the messengers came with to define Allah Almighty
382. Pray has a great status in the Book of Allah and in the Sunnah of His Prophet
383. Throne establishment A Qur anic and Prophetic attribute disputed by some deviant sects
384. words of misguided and deviant sects remain only to testify to their falsehood and deceit
385. Throne establishment A Qur anic and Prophetic attribute disputed by some deviant sects
386. The Prophet was counted to seek forgiveness more than seventy times in one sitting
387. The deprived one is the one who recognizes the seasons of goodness and then is not forgiven
388. The first command in God s Book is monotheism and the first prohibition is polytheism
389. Taking care of the affairs of the heart is for what the believer should take care of
390. Those unable to fast due to old age
391. Taking adornment and beautification when going to the mosque
392. Belief in Allah is the foundation of all happiness and success in this world and the hereafter
393. The Throne is the greatest of all creatures in value
394. Indeed, these graves are filled with darkness for their people
395. Of the etiquette of mosques
396. O Allah grant us and all who say Amen the greatest blessings and rewards from this supplication
397. Is prostration of recitation a prayer and does it require purification
398. Examples of the Prophet s care peace be upon him for the caretakers of mosques
399. Taking the means does not contradict relying on Allah the Exalted and the Most High
400. Examples of God s greatness
401. Why were mosques the most beloved places to Allah
402. Knowing only God gives benefit or harm you won t turn to others
403. Jahm ibn Safwans Irrtum Leugnung des Verses Der Barmherzige hat sich über den Thron erhoben
404. Your trust in Allah is proportional to your knowledge of Him
405. The ruling on performing voluntary prayers while traveling
406. How do you seek help from Allah
407. Facing the Qibla is a condition for a valid prayer
408. Asr prayer time is divided into two parts preferred and necessary
409. When the heart is filled with trust in Allah
410. Prohibiting talking while the imam is delivering the sermon
411. The virtue of praying upon the Prophet, peace be upon him
412. Complete reliance is only upon Allah
413. The difference between mustahab and sunnah
414. When does your heart find happiness
415. How will the Prophet recognize his nation on the Day of Judgment
416. If the heart is pure and sincere
417. Does Isha prayer time extend until dawn
418. When are you a resident of two places and when are you a traveler
419. Allah s rights upon His servants
420. People do not speak that Muhammad kills his companions
421. Die Interpretationen der Imame von Der Barmherzige hat sich über den Thron erhoben
422. When do we dedicate our actions solely to Allah
423. The more love for Allah in the heart increases, the more one becomes His slave
424. The reason for calling the takbir of ihram by this name
425. The meaning of God s saying {Nor has He any to protect Him out of humbleness}
426. God is far above having a child
427. People have three attitudes towards causes
428. Vomiting does not nullify ablution
429. Vomiting does not nullify ablution
430. Honoring Friday as an act of worship so how do we honor it
431. The virtue of washing on Friday
432. The virtue of hastening to Friday prayer
433. Responding to those who permitted talking during the Friday sermon
434. On Friday there s an hour a Muslim servant doesn t ask Allah for anything but He gives it to him
435. The more righteousness in the heart, the greater the success before God
436. Examples of the Prophet s mercy peace be upon him towards this nation
437. Learn the benefits of a profitable trade with God in a minute
438. If one doesn t leave sins, God doesn t need them to leave food and drink
439. The selflessness of the Companions, may Allah be pleased with them, despite their lack of means
440. Guidance and success are greater than physical sustenance
441. The meaning of Allah s saying Do you know of any equal for Him
442. The believer is certain that God hears and sees al
443. Righteous deeds are the way to attain Paradise
444. God s attributes have no equal or counterpart
445. Guidance is among the greatest blessings God bestows
446. The necessity of striving to rectify work
447. Only God is described as BlessedTabarak
448. For peace in life and success in the afterlife, turn to the Quran
449. The Prophet s biography is a proof of his prophethood
450. Reflect on the meaning God is the ultimate provider
451. The neighbor who is adjacent to him has rights that other neighbors do not have
452. One of the greatest means of calling to Islam in modern times
453. The greatest gift from the Lord is granting guidance
454. Showing kindness to the neighbor is not limited to one form
455. Allah sent the messengers to reform the conditions of people in this world and the hereafter
456. When does God love you
457. Exchanging benefits between neighbors is one of the causes of love between them
458. Do you think that the Companions abandoned the defense of Uthman out of weakness on their part
459. Congregation prayer rewards home prayer for valid excuse
460. Beware of hypocrisy in all forms
461. God s power is affirmed by scripture tradition and consensus
462. The necessity of clinging to the rope of Allah all together and putting the general interest firs

Viewed Topics

1.

Comments

Add comment

×

Do you really want to delete the items you've visited?

Yes, Delete
الموقع الرسمي لـ ا.د خالد المصلح