Shab e Barat Mubarik | Pakistani Serials

ROSHAAN-E-TARIQ

@roshaaan

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Posted: 15 years ago

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hiiii now its tym for Shab e Barat ... so i have sum info to share wid u guyz .... hope so u dont mind .....😃

On 6TH August , Thursday 15th Of Shaban Mien Ibadat Ki Niyat Sey Ghusal Krkey 2 Rakat NAfal TAheyat ul WAzoo Parhen
HAr RAkat mein Surah Fateha K Baad Ayat ul Kursi Aik Bar Aur Surah Ikhlas 3 Bar Parhen Suraj Gharoob Honey Sey Pehley
40 Bar LAHOLA WALLA QUWATAH ILABILA HILALAYEUL AZEEM
Parhen Tu Allah Tallah 40 Barse K Gunnah Maaf Farmadetey Hain.....Baad Namazey Maghrib 2 Rakat Nafal Namaz
Lambi Umar Bilkhair...
Honey Ki Niyat Sey - 2 Rakat Nafal Bilayen Dafa Honey Ki Niyat Sey...... 2 Rakat Nafal Makhlook Ka Mohtaj Na
Honey Ki Niyat Sey Parhen ....... Surah Yaseen Parhen ....

Iss Shab Mein Quran Shareef, Darood Shareef , Sallahwat Ul Tasbee Rur Yeh Nawafil Ada Karen .... 8 Rakat
Nafal Har Rakat Mein Surah Fateha k Baad Surah Qadar Aik Bar , Surah Ikhlas 25 Bar Parhen
( 2 -2 Rakat Nafal kr Key Parhen
4 Rakat Nafal .... Har Rakat Mein SURAH FATEHA k Baad SURAH IKHLAS 50 Bar Parhen.....

Duaon k Talib

Roshaan
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kalli

@kalli

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Posted: 15 years ago

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Shab-e-Baraat Mubarak to everyone. Thanks for the information.

SHAB-E-BARAAT

The month of Sha'ban is the eighth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. The fifteenth night of this month is known as Laylatul Bara'ah or Laylatun Nisfe min Sha'ban in the Arab world. In India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Afghanistan, etc., it is known as Shab-e-barat.

Shab-E-Barat means the night of forgiveness or Day of Atonement. In Persian language, 'Shab' means night and 'Barat' means 'the night of commission or assignment'. In Arabic language, however, the day is known as Lailatul Bara'at, meaning the night of emancipation.

Shab-e Barat is the special night of seeking forgiveness and repenting to Almighty Allah, remembering our past sins and sincerely settling the mind that one will never commits sins in the future.

Muslims hold a belief that if someone prays to Allah throughout the night and seek forgiveness for all the sins he may have committed, he could be forgiven. Therefore, the entire night of prayer is devoted to asking for forgiveness for the past year and for good fortune in the year to come.

Imam Tirmizi has recorded the following Holy Hadith :

"Narrated Hazrat Ayesha that one night (Prophet's wife awoke and) she did not find Prophet (Pbuh) (in his bed). She went out (to search for him) and found him in Baqi' (the graveyard in Madinah)... The Prophet (Pbuh) said: In the night of 15th of Sha'ban, Allah descends to the lowest of skies and grants pardon to the people more than the number of hair of the goats of Kal'b tribe."

The month of Sha'ban is a great month.In this month Allah takes the account of His creation. The Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) loved to fast during this month. He used to fast most of the month of Sha'ban.

After sunset during the night of Middle of Sha'ban, Allah in His great mercy and kindness turns towards His creation and asks, "Is there anyone who would seek My forgiveness and I forgive him/her? Is there anyone who is in need to ask Me and I provide for his/her needs. Is there anyone who in pain and seek My help and I help him/her? Is there? Is there? until the time of Fajr (morning prayer).

Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) recommended prayers during this night and fasting during the following day.

It reported that the Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him) used to visit the Muslim cemetery on this evening and he used to pray for the deceased Muslims. These are the things that we learn from some Ahadith (Words of Prophet) about the significance of this night.

Muslims accomplish good deeds with care. Often many Muslims have a good intention, Satisfy the Almighty, However very unfortunately they don't accomplish the deed in the in the right way. How can such a deed then be accepted as 'good'? Wrong way of accomplishing deeds spoil our outcome.

Before performing any deed a Muslim must always ask: Am I accomplishing a good deed with right intention and am I doing it in the right way?

The right way and only accepted way is the Way of our Beloved Prophet Mohammed (pbuh) Way of performing Deed.

It is our duty to take advantage of all good occasions to revive our faith, to purify our souls and to increase our love and devotion to the Almighty.

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