Importance and Method of Performing The Tahajjud Prayer Tahajjud Prayer is an act of Muslims carried out in the final third of the night to ask Allah for His blessings and forgiveness. It is not farz, compulsory. It has to be offered once the person wakes up from sleep. It cannot be offered after Isha nor before Fajr. It has its own important time which is fixed.⇒
The education system of Islam aims to bring its followers towards a great educated life where people grow up to become more capable and strong.History of Islamic Education System The Islamic education had continued between the preaching of Islam. The first revelation that was revealed to Holy Prophet PBUH by Angel Jibrael, included, Iqra, meaning to read. Islam had stressed upon the need to be educated and to read and write since earlier times. In the early stage, learned Muslims dedicated their time and devotion into helping children learn to recite
Being a Muslims requires us to have a firm belief in Allah and His Messengers. Allah has stated several times in His books that one will not have complete faith in Islam until he believes in Allah and His messengers. The Quran says, “A release from ‘Allah and His Messenger’ from the treaty you [believers] made with the idolaters” (Qur’an 9:1)
Hajr e Aswd (The Holy Black Stone) Meaning and Symbolism Hajr e Aswad is significant stone in the Islamic rituals. Islamic tradition narrates how this Holy stone fell from Janna, heaven to guide Adam and Eve the place where they would build the first place to worship. This is a Holy stone which was even stolen due to its great importance.
All About Hajj 2017 Before we continue to talk about Hajj this year, we need to know what it actually is and why does it own a lot of importance for us Muslims. Hajj is an annual pilgrimage for the Muslims which is one of the fundamental duties of Muslims to complete once in their life. It is a pilgrimage to Mecca which is regarded as the most Holy Place of the Muslims. It is a duty which is compulsory to be performed by all the adult Muslims who are
Judgment Day in Quran All Muslims believe in the Day of Judgment. When a Muslim brings faith in Allah, he is also required to believe in the life after death. Islam states that the life on earth is a delusion, there will be a life after death. In the day of judgment, all the good and bad deeds will be highlighted by Allah The Almighty and all the people dead or alive will be answerable.