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tonight is laylat-ul-qadr a religiously significant night in Islam.
this is the 27th night in the month of ramadan(month of fasting), muslims imaan rakhde ne k es raat nu jo v manggeya jaiye rabb ton oh milda zaroor hai, te jinni v ibaadat karo rabb di oh jad hisaab vich likhi jaandi aa te 1000 times vadh k likhi jaandi hai.
little history of layla tul qadr: it is the night on which god first started to reveal the quran to Prophet MUhammed and it is the same night on which many years later god completed the revelations to our Prophet.
sab muslims nu eh raat mubarik hove
Layla tul Qadr or the Night of Power falls in the last ten days of Ramadan and is a significant event in Muslim history. Not only did Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) receive his first revelation that culminated in the Holy Quran, but this day marks the anniversary of his Prophethood on earth. Muslims all over the world spend this night in prayers as it holds special Barakah for those in prayer.
Bismillaah Ar-Rahmaan Ar-Raheem
"Indeed We sent it [the Holy Quran] down on the Night of Power. What will convey to you what the Night of Power is? Better is the Night of Power than a thousand months. In that Night the angels and the Spirit descend by the permission of their Lord for every errand. Peace it is, until the break of dawn." Qur'an, Surah 97 Al-Qadr
Many interpreters of this verse of the Holy Quran state that thousand months is Allah's way of defining eternal time as it cannot be described in worldy time. A single moment of enlightenment of the Noor of Allah is better than a thousand months and such a moment of recognition converts the night into a period of spiritual glory and majesty. Every Muslim should try to work towards this.
When the night of spiritual darkness is removed by the Noor of Allah, a wonderful peace and sense of security arises in the soul which lasts until this physical life ends and the glorious day of the spiritual world dawns, when everything will be on a different plane and the nights and days of this world will seem less than a dream. This is the meaning of "until the rise of dawn" and not the literal interpretation as many may misconstrue or understand it. Surely, Allah's realm is larger.
Allah has said:
Rise to pray in the night except a little." Qur'an 73:1
Allah ordered Prophet Muhammad (salwaat) to spend most of the night in worship in order that his Lord may lift him to a higher elevation. Hazrat Ali (salwaat) and others would join him for the nightly meditation (Baitul Khayal) and would be rising up in station and spirituality:
"Surely We will make to descend on you a weighty Word. Surely the rising by night is the firmest way to tread and the best corrective of speech." Qur'an 73, 1-5
Our beloved Prophet Muhammad, praise and peace be upon him, said: "Whosoever offers voluntary prayers during the Night of Power out of belief and charging Allah with its recompense will have his past sins forgiven." - Hadith, compiled by Bukhari and Muslim
Dai Nasir-i Khusraw explains the significance of this night saying: " You illuminate the mosques on the Night of Qadr and make it as bright as the day, while your hearts are as dark as the darkest night. Know that illuminations are not enough. When you light the lamps, remind yourselves that your dark hearts, without inner purifications, will not become enlightened by the lamps".
The Glory and Majesty of this night cannot be explained in any human terms. This Night is an opportunity to open out our hearts to Him Who revealed the Holy Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad, who kept Allah's message everliving and appointed his heirs, the Imams, as the carriers of the Divine mission. Let us use this night wisely.
Oh Allah, may the true believers spend this night in absolute devotion to you. Oh Allah, remove the darkness from our hearts and the slothfulness from our souls.
this is the 27th night in the month of ramadan(month of fasting), muslims imaan rakhde ne k es raat nu jo v manggeya jaiye rabb ton oh milda zaroor hai, te jinni v ibaadat karo rabb di oh jad hisaab vich likhi jaandi aa te 1000 times vadh k likhi jaandi hai.
little history of layla tul qadr: it is the night on which god first started to reveal the quran to Prophet MUhammed and it is the same night on which many years later god completed the revelations to our Prophet.
sab muslims nu eh raat mubarik hove
Layla tul Qadr or the Night of Power falls in the last ten days of Ramadan and is a significant event in Muslim history. Not only did Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) receive his first revelation that culminated in the Holy Quran, but this day marks the anniversary of his Prophethood on earth. Muslims all over the world spend this night in prayers as it holds special Barakah for those in prayer.
Bismillaah Ar-Rahmaan Ar-Raheem
"Indeed We sent it [the Holy Quran] down on the Night of Power. What will convey to you what the Night of Power is? Better is the Night of Power than a thousand months. In that Night the angels and the Spirit descend by the permission of their Lord for every errand. Peace it is, until the break of dawn." Qur'an, Surah 97 Al-Qadr
Many interpreters of this verse of the Holy Quran state that thousand months is Allah's way of defining eternal time as it cannot be described in worldy time. A single moment of enlightenment of the Noor of Allah is better than a thousand months and such a moment of recognition converts the night into a period of spiritual glory and majesty. Every Muslim should try to work towards this.
When the night of spiritual darkness is removed by the Noor of Allah, a wonderful peace and sense of security arises in the soul which lasts until this physical life ends and the glorious day of the spiritual world dawns, when everything will be on a different plane and the nights and days of this world will seem less than a dream. This is the meaning of "until the rise of dawn" and not the literal interpretation as many may misconstrue or understand it. Surely, Allah's realm is larger.
Allah has said:
Rise to pray in the night except a little." Qur'an 73:1
Allah ordered Prophet Muhammad (salwaat) to spend most of the night in worship in order that his Lord may lift him to a higher elevation. Hazrat Ali (salwaat) and others would join him for the nightly meditation (Baitul Khayal) and would be rising up in station and spirituality:
"Surely We will make to descend on you a weighty Word. Surely the rising by night is the firmest way to tread and the best corrective of speech." Qur'an 73, 1-5
Our beloved Prophet Muhammad, praise and peace be upon him, said: "Whosoever offers voluntary prayers during the Night of Power out of belief and charging Allah with its recompense will have his past sins forgiven." - Hadith, compiled by Bukhari and Muslim
Dai Nasir-i Khusraw explains the significance of this night saying: " You illuminate the mosques on the Night of Qadr and make it as bright as the day, while your hearts are as dark as the darkest night. Know that illuminations are not enough. When you light the lamps, remind yourselves that your dark hearts, without inner purifications, will not become enlightened by the lamps".
The Glory and Majesty of this night cannot be explained in any human terms. This Night is an opportunity to open out our hearts to Him Who revealed the Holy Qur'an to Prophet Muhammad, who kept Allah's message everliving and appointed his heirs, the Imams, as the carriers of the Divine mission. Let us use this night wisely.
Oh Allah, may the true believers spend this night in absolute devotion to you. Oh Allah, remove the darkness from our hearts and the slothfulness from our souls.
te naal oh bade bade je bathure te karachi halwa v bhej deyo...hehe
