Visit our YouTube channel for more Shaykh Sulaymaan ar-Ruhaylee said: During the time of the Messenger of Allaah ﷺ there were two brothers who embraced Islaam together. One of them would strive harder [in worship] than the other, and he [also] fought in the Path of Allaah and was martyred. And the second [brother] lived […]
Saudi Arabia’s Grand Mufti said it was permitted to repeat Eid prayers and sermons three times to accommodate three separate congregations in Muslim minority countries due to coronavirus restrictions and to prevent the spread of the virus.
Do not look in vain at your hard work [in doing righteous deeds]…
Ibn Seereen would pray [the voluntary prayer] with a mus.haf by his side, and if he hesitated [in his recitation] he would look inside it.
[As a rule] it is permissible [for a man] to pray the voluntary prayer – such as the taraaweeh – at home.
[As a rule] there is no harm in you praying it (the taraaweeh prayer) at home, since it is [a] voluntary [prayer].
Establishing the night prayer [taraaweeh] in the masjid during Ramadhaan is a sunnah.
[Regarding] the Witr [prayer, then] its time begins from the moment [you] finish the ‘Ishaa prayer…
From the signs of a relapse [in your eemaan] is that…
A man narrated [a story] to me, that in their town there was a blind man who knew the time of Fajr had arrived [just] by the smell [in the air]; yes, [just] by its smell – without actually [being able to] see it!
