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Tasbeeh Taraveeh

What is Taraweeh Prayer Again? Just a quick refresher for anyone new to it: Taraweeh prayers are special, voluntary prayers performed by Muslims during the nights of Ramadan, typically after the Isha prayer. They are usually prayed in congregation and involve reciting longer portions of the Quran over the month. They are prayed in units of two rak’ahs, with short breaks usually taken after every

Dua for Opening Fast

Opening Fast Dua But before we dive into that sweet moment of relief, let’s clarify something, as language can sometimes be tricky. When we talk about a dua for fast, people sometimes mean two different things: the intention made before starting, and the supplication made when ending the fast. Both are important, so let’s touch on both. Setting the Intention: The Dua Before Fasting First things first, before the day’s fast

Dua For Sleep

Dua For Sleep It’s more than just mumbling a few words before your head hits the pillow. It’s a conscious act of closing the day with remembrance, seeking protection, and entrusting yourself to Allah’s care during those vulnerable hours of unconsciousness. Think of it as spiritual bookending – starting the day with remembrance (which we might touch on later) and closing it with the same

Dua For Morning

Why is a Dua for the Morning So Important? Think about it. You wake up, granted another day of life – a fresh slate. What’s the very first thing you do? Orienting yourself towards your Creator with a dua for morning acknowledges this gift. It’s saying, “Ya Allah, I recognise this day is from You, and I place my trust in You to navigate it.” This practice,

Dua For Parents

Dua for Parents Think about it. When we raise our hands and speak to Allah, asking for good things for our mom and dad, it’s a direct line. It’s acknowledging their role in our lives, not just to them, but to the One who entrusted us to them. The Quran itself places immense emphasis on kindness to parents. Right after commanding us to worship Allah

Dua For Tahajjud

What Exactly is Tahajjud Prayer? For those who might be new to it, the Tahajjud prayer isn’t one of the five mandatory daily prayers. It’s an extra act of devotion, performed after the Isha prayer (night prayer) and before the Fajr prayer (dawn prayer), ideally after getting some sleep first. It’s a time when you consciously choose to leave the comfort of your bed to stand before

How to Pray Salatul Tasbih

A Comprehensive Guide on How to Pray Salatul Tasbih In the vast and beautiful landscape of Islamic worship, beyond the obligatory prayers, lie special voluntary acts that offer unique avenues for drawing closer to Allah. One such prayer, known for its distinctive form and emphasis on glorifying the Creator, is Salatul Tasbih (sometimes spelled Salat Tasbeeh), often translated as the Prayer of Glorification. Over my four decades of

How to Pray Tahajjud ?

How to Pray Tahajjud For many Muslims, Tahajjud (also known as Qiyam-ul-Layl – standing in the night) is a cherished practice, a source of immense peace, solace, and spiritual elevation. But perhaps you’re new to it, or seeking to rekindle the habit. Over my years of writing and observing the human condition, I’ve seen how seeking guidance on such intimate spiritual practices requires clarity, gentleness, and encouragement.

Performing the Eid Salah (Namaz)

Performing the Eid Salah (Namaz): Step-by-Step Clarity The Eid prayer is a joyous occasion, a time of immense gratitude and unity. Performing it correctly adds to that sense of collective worship. Here’s a straightforward guide: 1. Preparation (Before Leaving Home): Ghusl (Full Ablution): It’s highly recommended (Sunnah) to perform a full ritual bath before heading out for Eid prayers. Best Attire: Put on your best clothes, often

Understanding the Heart of Eid al-Adha (The Festival of Sacrifice)

The Heart of Eid al-Adha (The Festival of Sacrifice Eid al-Adha isn’t just a day off work or school. It’s a vibrant echo of faith, obedience, and compassion that reverberates through Muslim communities worldwide. It typically falls on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah, the final month of the Islamic lunar calendar, coinciding with the completion of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca. But what’s it really about?