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Commentary on Hadith
Virtue of Du`a in the Last Third of the Night
The virtue of Du`a in the last third of the night lies in the fact that Allah descends to the lowest heaven during this time and invites His servants to supplicate to Him. This period is highly praised in Hadiths, where Allah promises to answer those who call upon Him, forgive those who seek forgiveness, and grant requests to those in need. It is a time of divine mercy and an unparalleled spiritual opportunity.SaveReconciling between the verse “But as for the favor of your Lord, report [it]” [ad-Duha 93:11] and the hadith “Help yourselves to achieve your goals by being discreet, for everyone who is enjoying a blessing is envied”
SaveAre salamanders and other kinds of lizards included in the hadith about killing the wazagh [a type of lizard]?
SaveHow can a good attitude be the thing that weighs most heavily in the Balance, when Tawheed will weigh more heavily?
SaveI have listen that a person can get double reward if he do mubasharat (sex) with his wife in the Friday’s Night. Is it true?
Conclusion: We do not know of anything in the religious texts to indicate that it is mustahabb to have intercourse with one’s wife on Friday night.SaveWhat is the wisdom behind Allah asking the angels about the condition of His slaves when He knows more about them than they do?
SaveThere are saheeh reports about the virtues of Bilaad ash-Shaam (Greater Syria), so why are there so many people in that region who are far away from any religious commitment?
SaveIs the Arab Muslim better than the non-Arab Muslim?
SaveMeaning of the phrase “(Ta‘aala jadduka (Exalted by Your Majesty)” in du‘aa’ al-istiftaah
Summary of the answer: The way this phrase is to be pronounced is “wa ta‘aala jadduka” with a fat-hah on the jeem, according to scholarly consensus, and what is referred to is greatness. It is not permissible to pronounce it with a kasrah on the jeem (jidduka), because this is distorting the words of the Messenger, who (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) pronounced it with a fat-hah and the scholars did not refer to any alternative pronunciation.SaveIs the hadith “If there were to be a Prophet after me, it would be ‘Umar” saheeh?
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