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Kisi Ke Dil mein Mohabbat Paida Karne Ka Wazifa

August 18, 2021 by Bakhtawar Ali

Assalamwalikum,Aaj Hum Baat Karenge Kisi Ke Dil mein Mohabbat Paida Karne Ka Wazifa ke Bare mein. Jis se aapka Mohabbat ke Hawale se Jo …

March 24, 2019July 18, 2018 by Bakhtawar Ali

Shohar ki narazgi door karne ki dua:- Asslamu alaikum, Thode din pahle hamare paas ek bachi aayi the jiska shohar uska chod kar alag …

Benefits of Jummah ( Friday ) Prayer

There is this blessed hour on Friday when your supplication is fulfilled, whatever you ask for is granted to you.
Taking a bath for the Jumma prayer and going to the mosque for praying is equivalent to offering the sacrifice of a camel to please Allah.
The bath for the Jummah prayer washes away your sins as the water drips from your body.
If you enter the mosque for Friday prayer before the Imam comes, the angels write your name, and Allah offers His eternal blessings to Him.
The steps taken to reach the mosque for the Jumma prayer are equivalent to the reward of praying qiyaam and fasting the whole year.
This prayer is considered the best in comparison to regular prayers.
Listening to the Khutba before the Jumma prayer is highly bounteous for every Muslim. It is obligatory.

The Five Daily Prayers Times

Fajr (dawn): The first prayer to start your day is performed before sunrise at true dawn in remembrance of Allah (swt)
Dhuhr (midday): A prayer to remember Allah and seek His guidance is performed either shortly before or after noon, depending on the time of year. Usually, you will have already started your work day and will need to take a short break
Asr (afternoon): A prayer to reflect on the greater meaning of our lives takes place in the late afternoon
Maghrib (sunset): The fourth daily prayer takes place not long after the sun has set in order to remember Allah (swt) before the day finishes
Isha (night): The final prayer of the day, before going to bed and resting, you must take time to pray and show gratitude for Allah’s presence, mercy, guidance and forgiveness