The Night of Jumu’ah and the Possibility of Laylatul Qadr
QuestionWhat is the reference for this statement? "If a Friday night coincides with one of the odd nights, then there is greater hope than usual that it may be Laylatul Qadr."
QuestionWhat is the reference for this statement? "If a Friday night coincides with one of the odd nights, then there is greater hope than usual that it may be Laylatul Qadr."
QuestionKindly provide the reference and authenticity of the du'a to recite on Laylatul Qadr: اللهم إنك عفو تحب العفو فاعف عني
QuestionIs there any reference for this narration? Sayyidah 'Aishah (radiyallahu 'anha) said: "If I knew which night was Laylatul Qadr, I would ask Allah for nothing except well-being."
QuestionIs this narration suitable to quote? عن كعب أنه قال: إن سدرة المنتهى على حد السماء السابعة مما يلي الجنة فهي على حد هواء الدنيا وهواء الآخرة، علوها في الجنة وعروقها وأغصانها من تحت الكرسي، فيها ملائكة لا يعلم عدتهم إلا الله عز وجل، يعبدون الله عز وجل على أغصانها…
QuestionWhat is the meaning of شق جفنة in the following Hadith? عن أبي هريرة رضي الله عنه، قال تذاكرنا ليلة القدر عند رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم فقال أيكم يذكر حين طلع القمر، وهو مثل شق جفنة
QuestionIs this narration authentic? Sayyiduna 'Ali (radiyallahu 'anhu) has stated "Whomsoever recites Surah Qadr seven times on the night of Qadr, Allah safeguards that individual from all difficulties and furthermore seventy thousand angels supplicate to Allah to grant him Jannah."
QuestionI would like to know the reference for the following Hadith: Ramadan began and Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said: "This month has come and in it there is a night that is better than one thousand months. Whoever is deprived of [doing good in this month] is deprived of…
QuestionPlease comment on the status of this narration: من أتى عليه شهر رمضان صحيحا مسلما، صام نهاره، وصلى وردا من ليله، وغض بصره، وحفظ فرجه ولسانه ويده، وحافظ على صلاته مجموعة، وبكر إلى جمعه، فقد صام الشهر، واستكمل الأجر، وأدرك ليلة القدر، وفاز بجائزة الرب
QuestionI have seen many Hadiths which mention that those who are deprived of the good of Laylatul Qadr are deprived of all good. Is this referring to people who choose to be deprived on this great night by not carrying out good deeds?