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Renewal of Wudū’ for every prayer

Renewal of Wudū’ for every prayer

It is Sunnah to renew Wudū’ for every prayer. If a Muslim has made Wudū’ for Maghrib prayer and is still maintaining his state if Wudū’ when ‘Ishā’ time comes in, it is Sunnah to perform Wudū’ again at ‘Ishā’ time.

Sunan of Du‘ā’ (Supplication)

Sunan of Du‘ā’ (Supplication)

Making Du‘ā’ while in a state of Tahārah (Purity). Both Al-Bukhāriy and Muslim reported in their Saheehs the Hadeeth of Abi Moussa Al-Ash‘ariy (ABPWH) and his story with his uncle Abi ‘Āmer (ABPWH) when the Prophet (ABPWH) sent him in lead of the army of Awttās.

Remembrance of Allāh (Dthikr).

Remembrance of Allāh (Dthikr).

The greatest Dthikr is reciting the Qur’ān, which is an act of worship that made our ancestors stay awake long at night.

Dthikr revives the heart

Dthikr revives the heart

In our current days, many people complain about the stiffness of their hearts due to their busyness with this worldly life, and thus their hearts do not pay the appropriate attention to the remembrance of Allāh. In fact life of the heart and tranquility cannot be achieved except with the remembrance of Allāh.

Allāh urges us in many verses to have the habit of remembrance of Allāh and mentioning His name (i.e praising Him)

Allāh urges us in many verses to have the habit of remembrance of Allāh and mentioning His name (i.e praising Him)

Allāh promised to forgive those who remember Him and mention His name, and give them great reward.

He was humble

He was humble

On one of the Journeys of the Prophet, the group of travelers embarked on roasting a goat. One volunteered to slaughter the animal, another to skin it, and another to cook it.

A balanced personality

A balanced personality

Prophet Muhammad had a perfectly balanced personality. He was patient, truthful, and magnanimous . He presented the highest example of human nobility. 

A slave to Allah

A slave to Allah

His son Ibrahim died in the 10th year of hijrah (632 ce) when he was still one year and a half. The Prophet wept the death of his son. In his deepest grief,

He is noble even with the enemies

He is noble even with the enemies

He never betrayed anyone even if it was his enemy. He never broke an agreement with any one until the other party is the one to break it. In his battles

How he dealt with the captives

How he dealt with the captives

He legislated a great method and way for all the world of how to treat a war captive, which, if humanity had applied, will find a way out of the captives' crisis in this brutal world. This crisis shocks anybody with feelings, a conscience or morality. 

He changed the world

He changed the world

He was entrusted, for more than 23 years, with propagating Allah's words and message to humanity. It was this role that brought him to a collision with his people. He was inflicted with all forms of adversity, from the pain of hunger to the struggle of battles. 

​He was wise

​He was wise

What will be your reaction towards someone rejecting and belittling something you really love? What if you were a religious man and someone came and intentionally defiled the place of your worship in such a rude way?

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