Haj & ‘Umrah – Page 3 – Hadith Answers

A great reward for serving one’s parents

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Whoever looks at their parents lovingly, Allah will reward him with the reward of performing an accepted Hajj.

Is it permissible to quote the above Hadith?

Where will ‘Isa (‘alayhis salam) be buried?

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Are the narrations concerning the burial place of Nabi ‘Isa (‘alayhis salam) authentic?

Reward for offering Salatul Ishraq

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1. Are two or four rakats for Ishraq substantiated from Hadith?

2. Regarding the rewards mentioned for Ishraq, it’s usually stated that for two rakats, one gets Nafl Haj and Umrah reward, and for a second two rakahs, one’s daily needs are fulfilled. Is this found in Hadith?

More Hadiths encouraging visiting the grave of Rasulullah (sallallahu’alayhi wasallam)

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Are the following Hadiths reliable?

1. One who preforms haj and does not visit me, wrongs me.

2. One who visits me and my ancestor Ibrahim within a year I guarantee for him Jannah.

Hadiths that encourage visiting the grave of Rasulullah (sallallahu’alayhi wasallam)

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Are the following which are quoted to be Hadith really Hadith?

1. One who visits me after my death is as if he visited me during my life.

2. One who visits my grave my intercession for him is certainly due.

A Saudi scholar has mentioned in his ‘Umrah kitab under the section of ziyarat that, although quoted to be Hadiths they are not Hadiths.

The virtue of death in Madinah Munawwarah

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Will death in Madinah be a means of salvation?

Hadith promising huge reward for a menstruating woman

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I received the following as a broadcasted message, and would just like to know what is its authenticity:

“Menstruation in Ramadan. It is related in a Hadith that Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said if a woman reads (at her time of haidh – menstruation).

Subhanaka astaghfirullahal lathi la ilaha illa huwal hayyul qayyum

70 times at the time of every Salah or any other istighfar even if it be astagfirullah only, then she will get the reward of reading 1000 rak’ahs of Salah, 70 of her sins are forgiven, her status is raised in the eyes of Allah and for every letter of istighfar, she gets a nur and for every vein in the body, one hajj and umrah is written!”

(Majalisul Abrar)

The Du’a of a Haji

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People have been saying that when one returns home from having completed Haj or ‘Umrah, their dua’s are accepted for forty days. I have never come across this before and am questioning its authenticity. Please can you enlighten me on this matter?

Reference for the story of the Bedouin who addressed Rasulullah (sallallahu’alayhi wasallam) in his grave

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In Ma’ariful Quran, under the Tafsir of Surash Nisa verse 64, Mufti Shafi (rahimullah) mentions a incident of a sahabi who went to the blessed grave of the Prophet (sallah alyhi wassalam) and asked him to pray for his forgiveness. Mufti saheb mentions Bahrul Muheet as the source of this report. Could you please let me know the authenticity of this report and also find the original source. Jazakllah

Hadith on sea-travel

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Kindly advise on the authenticity of the hadith of not travelling by sea except for Haj or ‘Umrah.

Question about Zam Zam

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Could you please relate the Hadith with reference please, where it is said that

‘if Sayyidatuna Hajra (radiyallahu ‘anha) had not said “Zam Zam”, the water would have continued flowing’

Hadith on reward of a complete Hajj and Umrah

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What is the authenticity of the following narration? Is it suitable to quote?

“Whoever offers his Fajr salah in congregation, and then remains seated making the dhikr (remembrance) of Allah until (approximately 15 mins after) sunrise after which he offers two rak’ats of salah (Ishraq), will receive the reward of one complete Hajj and one complete ‘Umrah’