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"The person who offered prayers to Allah in the night of Dignity with faith and with hope of reward from Allah, all his past sins have been forgiven." (Bukhaari)

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Originally posted by BK:

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"The person who offered prayers to Allah in the night of Dignity with faith and with hope of reward from Allah, all his past sins have been forgiven." (Bukhaari)

Allah-o-Akbar

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Originally posted by Jhumbie:
god is great ....btw did deh closed deh religion forum???

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Originally posted by BK:

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"The person who offered prayers to Allah in the night of Dignity with faith and with hope of reward from Allah, all his past sins have been forgiven." (Bukhaari)

Allah-o-Akbar

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Originally posted by raymond:

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Originally posted by BK:

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"The person who offered prayers to Allah in the night of Dignity with faith and with hope of reward from Allah, all his past sins have been forgiven." (Bukhaari)

Allah-o-Akbar

indeed...ah was really begging

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Originally posted by raymond:
indeed...ah was really begging

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Originally posted by Jansher:
Ameen,

subhan allah.. alllah u akbar..

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Originally posted by BK:

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Originally posted by raymond:
indeed...ah was really begging

so did you went down on both feet

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Originally posted by ksazma:
I learnt that the entire Qur'an was sent down to a position where it was accessible to Jibreel on this night and from that point it was disbursed in bits to the prophet. In this case, it was this that Allah is referring to and not the moment in the cave. Perhaps dara can enlighten us here.

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it was last night around where I live...nice Pakistani mosque here

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Originally posted by Abu Jihad:

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Originally posted by ksazma:
I learnt that the entire Qur'an was sent down to a position where it was accessible to Jibreel on this night and from that point it was disbursed in bits to the prophet. In this case, it was this that Allah is referring to and not the moment in the cave. Perhaps dara can enlighten us here.

Allah informs that He sent the Qur'an down during the Night of Al-Qadr, and it is a blessed night about which Allah says,



(We sent it down on a blessed night.) (44:3) This is the Night of Al-Qadr and it occurs during the month of Ramadan. This is as Allah says,



(The month of Ramadan in which was revealed the Qur'an.) (2:185) Ibn `Abbas and others have said, "Allah sent the Qur'an down all at one time from the Preserved Tablet (Al-Lawh Al-Mahfuz) to the House of Might (Baytul-`Izzah), which is in the heaven of this world. Then it came down in parts to the Messenger of Allah based upon the incidents that occurred over a period of twenty-three years.'' Then Allah magnified the status of the Night of Al-Qadr, which He chose for the revelation of the Mighty Qur'an, by His saying,



(And what will make you know what the Night of Al-Qadr is The Night of Al-Qadr is better than a thousand months.) Imam Ahmad recorded that Abu Hurayrah "When Ramadan would come, the Messenger of Allah would say,



(Verily, the month of Ramadan has come to you all. It is a blessed month, which Allah has obligated you all to fast. During it the gates of Paradise are opened, the gates of Hell are closed and the devils are shackled. In it there is a night that is better than one thousand months. Whoever is deprived of its good, then he has truly been deprived.)'' An-Nasa'i recorded this same Hadith. Aside from the fact that worship during the Night of Al-Qadr is equivalent to worship performed for a period of one thousand months, it is also confirmed in the Two Sahihs from Abu Hurayrah that the Messenger of Allah said,



(Whoever stands (in prayer) during the Night of Al-Qadr with faith and expecting reward (from Allah), he will be forgiven for his previous sins.)

Ibn Kathir