The document discusses the virtues of using the miswak toothstick according to Islamic teachings. It provides 10 blessed sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) about the benefits of miswak, including that it strengthens one's memory and is half of wudu. The document also discusses when and how the Prophet would use miswak, the health benefits of miswak according to research studies, and advice on proper miswak technique.
This document provides information about a book titled "30 Hadith for Children" including an introduction describing the hadiths selected for the book and lessons that can be learned from them. It contains the hadiths themselves translated into English along with summaries and discussion questions for each hadith. The book is intended to teach children about hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad in an easy way together with their parents or teachers.
The wonders and marvels in the Holy QuranAhmed@3604
This document is the introduction to a book titled "Marvels and Wonders in the Holy Quran" which contains 49 chapters summarizing Quranic stories and miracles. The book was authored by Sheikh-ul-Hadees Hazrat AllamahMaulanaAbdulMustafaA’zami and presented by Majlis Al-Madina-tul-Ilmiyah. It was translated into English by Majlis Tarajim. The introduction provides basic information about the book, including its title, author, translator, publisher and number of chapters. It does not include any summaries of the content within the chapters.
The document summarizes the life events of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in chronological order from birth to death. It details his birthplace and family, the beginning of his prophethood around age 40, key events like marriages and military campaigns, the establishment of Islam in Medina, and his final sermon and passing away in 11 AH in Medina at age 63. It concludes with a hadith about wishing to emulate only those who spend wealth righteously or teach the Quran wisely.
Islamic Book in English: Fundamental Teachings of Islam Part 3Islamic Library
This document provides information about a book titled "Fundamental Teachings of Islam (Part 3)" published by Maktaba-tul-Madinah. The book is part of a series aimed at providing Islamic knowledge to students of Madrasa-tul-Madinah schools. It covers topics such as acts of worship, manners, Dawat-e-Islami and conclusions. The preface explains that Madrasa-tul-Madinah schools teach not just memorization of the Quran but also aim to impart Islamic education and manners to students so they graduate with both Quranic knowledge and as practicing, well-mannered Muslims.
The Battle of Badr was fought between 313 Muslim fighters led by the Prophet Muhammad and a force of 1,000 Quraysh disbelievers. The Muslims were poorly equipped with few weapons, while the Quraysh army was large and well-armed. Despite being outnumbered, the Muslims were victorious through divine assistance, inflicting a crushing defeat on the disbelievers. The battle marked an important turning point, establishing the strength of the growing Muslim community in Arabia.
This document provides detailed history and descriptions related to Adhan, Iqamah & Salah in the light of Ahadith. Also details related to "How to offer Salah" are discussed in details. Many Ahadith related to Adhan, Iqamah & Salah are also mentioned for benefiting from.
The document discusses health as a human right in Islam. It outlines that in Islam, the right to health assigns responsibility in three directions: to oneself, to society, and to the state. For oneself, it discusses personal hygiene, nutrition, marriage, and respect for the body as responsibilities. It provides numerous quotes from the Quran and hadiths emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, balanced nutrition, marriage, and caring for one's health.
This document provides information about a book titled "30 Hadith for Children" including an introduction describing the hadiths selected for the book and lessons that can be learned from them. It contains the hadiths themselves translated into English along with summaries and discussion questions for each hadith. The book is intended to teach children about hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad in an easy way together with their parents or teachers.
The wonders and marvels in the Holy QuranAhmed@3604
This document is the introduction to a book titled "Marvels and Wonders in the Holy Quran" which contains 49 chapters summarizing Quranic stories and miracles. The book was authored by Sheikh-ul-Hadees Hazrat AllamahMaulanaAbdulMustafaA’zami and presented by Majlis Al-Madina-tul-Ilmiyah. It was translated into English by Majlis Tarajim. The introduction provides basic information about the book, including its title, author, translator, publisher and number of chapters. It does not include any summaries of the content within the chapters.
The document summarizes the life events of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in chronological order from birth to death. It details his birthplace and family, the beginning of his prophethood around age 40, key events like marriages and military campaigns, the establishment of Islam in Medina, and his final sermon and passing away in 11 AH in Medina at age 63. It concludes with a hadith about wishing to emulate only those who spend wealth righteously or teach the Quran wisely.
Islamic Book in English: Fundamental Teachings of Islam Part 3Islamic Library
This document provides information about a book titled "Fundamental Teachings of Islam (Part 3)" published by Maktaba-tul-Madinah. The book is part of a series aimed at providing Islamic knowledge to students of Madrasa-tul-Madinah schools. It covers topics such as acts of worship, manners, Dawat-e-Islami and conclusions. The preface explains that Madrasa-tul-Madinah schools teach not just memorization of the Quran but also aim to impart Islamic education and manners to students so they graduate with both Quranic knowledge and as practicing, well-mannered Muslims.
The Battle of Badr was fought between 313 Muslim fighters led by the Prophet Muhammad and a force of 1,000 Quraysh disbelievers. The Muslims were poorly equipped with few weapons, while the Quraysh army was large and well-armed. Despite being outnumbered, the Muslims were victorious through divine assistance, inflicting a crushing defeat on the disbelievers. The battle marked an important turning point, establishing the strength of the growing Muslim community in Arabia.
This document provides detailed history and descriptions related to Adhan, Iqamah & Salah in the light of Ahadith. Also details related to "How to offer Salah" are discussed in details. Many Ahadith related to Adhan, Iqamah & Salah are also mentioned for benefiting from.
The document discusses health as a human right in Islam. It outlines that in Islam, the right to health assigns responsibility in three directions: to oneself, to society, and to the state. For oneself, it discusses personal hygiene, nutrition, marriage, and respect for the body as responsibilities. It provides numerous quotes from the Quran and hadiths emphasizing the importance of cleanliness, balanced nutrition, marriage, and caring for one's health.
Prophet Salih was sent by Allah to the people of Thamud to call them to worship Allah alone and abandon idolatry. Most of the people rejected Salih, but some believed. To convince the disbelievers, Salih showed them a miracle - a she-camel that emerged from a rock. Despite this, the disbelievers plotted to kill the camel. After Salih warned them of punishment, the disbelievers were destroyed by an earthquake for disobeying Salih and killing the camel. Those who believed in Salih's message were saved.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Hajj pilgrimage in Islam. It discusses how Hajj began with Ibrahim (AS) and the construction of the Kaaba. It then describes how Hajj changed over time with the rise of idol worship. The document outlines the key rituals and significance of Hajj, including ihram, talbiya, tawaf, sa'i, and waqoof. It explains the advantages and rewards of performing Hajj, emphasizing the spiritual purification and training. Various Hajj rituals are defined, and a basic schedule is provided for the rites performed on each day of Hajj.
This document outlines the key steps and rituals of the Hajj pilgrimage in Islam. It discusses how Ibrahim and Ismail rebuilt the Ka'bah, the benefits of performing Hajj, preparations for the pilgrimage, and provides a day-by-day breakdown of the rituals from putting on the ihram garment to performing tawaf and throwing stones at jamarat over multiple days. The Hajj pilgrimage is one of the five pillars of Islam that all able Muslims are expected to complete at least once in their lifetime if they are physically and financially able to do so.
1) The document discusses hadiths about straightening and tightening rows (shaf) during prayer, as it is part of the perfection of prayer.
2) It mentions hadiths instructing Muslims to tighten their rows, bring their shoulders close together, and fill in any gaps between worshippers.
3) The hadiths also warn that shaitans try to enter the gaps between worshippers like small goat kids, so Muslims should close all gaps in the rows.
This document provides guidance on dua (supplication/prayer) including:
1) Examples of duas from the Quran and hadiths are mentioned, including the Dua of Umm Maryam and Ibrahim.
2) It notes that dua is the essence of worship according to a hadith from Tirmidhi.
3) Situations where dua is especially recommended are listed, such as after prayers, when travelling, during rain, and specific times like Friday.
The document discusses the articulatory organs of Arabic letters according to the rules of Tajweed. It divides the letters into categories based on where they are pronounced in the mouth or throat. Each category lists the corresponding letters and their articulation point. There are a total of 14 categories of letters described in the document, including letters pronounced from different parts of the throat, tongue, palate, lips and teeth. The document provides a primary reference for learning the proper pronunciation of Arabic letters according to their places of articulation as prescribed by the science of Tajweed.
The Battle of Badr was a decisive battle fought in 624 CE between Muhammad and his followers from Medina and the Quraysh tribe of Mecca. The Quraysh sent a force of 1000 men to attack the outnumbered Muslim force of 313 men after some of Muhammad's followers intercepted a Quraysh trade caravan. Through divine intervention in the form of an army of angels, the Muslims were able to defeat the Quraysh and kill many of their leaders, including Abu Jahl, establishing the religion of Islam in Arabia.
Zamzam water is the purest, healthiest and miraculous water in the world. A small well has provided millions of pilgrims with this water ever since the time of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham, peace be upon him).
This presentation highlights the superiority of this water, the unique qualities it holds and how modern science has proven its special qualities.
As part of the ‘Islamic Centre Study Circle’ series, held every month at the Islamic Centre (Leicester, UK) and presented by Dr. Hafiz Ather Hussain al-Azhari.
The PDF on the same subject can be found here:
http://www.islamiccentre.org/islamic-information-mainmenu-42/67-study-circle-presentations/1734-zamzam
The video clips can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUQyyY_YW2QC_BZl_-XcfaovHN5fKurxC
The document discusses the health benefits of performing namaz (sala'at or Islamic prayer). It notes that namaz involves mild physical exercise through specific positions and movements. When performed correctly and regularly, as five times daily, it can help maintain overall health and fitness without strain. The document highlights the importance of proper wudu (ablution) before namaz, noting that various aspects of the wudu process like hand washing are in line with modern medical knowledge about preventing the spread of infection."
Islamic Book in English: Blessings of Salat(Prayer) and SalamIslamic Library
The document provides 40 sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) highlighting the virtues and blessings of reciting Salat-‘Alan-Nabi (peace be upon him). Some key benefits mentioned include: Allah sending 10 times more mercy and blessings; forgiving 10 sins; elevating one's rank; being saved from hypocrisy and Hellfire; shaking hands with the Prophet (peace be upon him) on Judgement Day; and being shown one's place in Jannah before death. Reciting Salat-‘Alan-Nabi even a few times is strongly encouraged.
This document is the introduction to "Al-`Umdah", a book on Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) according to the Hanbali school. The author, Ibn Qudamah, wrote the book to summarize fiqh rulings in order to make them accessible to students of knowledge and easy to memorize. He limited the book to one opinion within the Hanbali school to avoid confusion that may arise from differing opinions. The introduction begins with praise to Allah and a testimony of faith, followed by the purpose and structure of the book.
The document discusses methods of da'wah or preaching used by the Prophet Muhammad (a.s.w.). It notes that he acted according to his words and teachings, with a gentle and loving approach. While being patient, he did not compromise on Islamic principles or Sharia, even when offered bribes. His mission was to guide all of humanity with the final message of Islam.
This document contains a selection of prayers and passages about sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the importance of reciting Durood Sharif (prayers of blessings upon the Prophet) based on hadiths and passages from the Quran. Specifically, it notes that (1) reciting Durood Sharif earns heavenly rewards and erases sins, (2) Allah and 70,000 angels daily recite Durood Sharif upon the Prophet as a sign of his high status, and (3) the Quran instructs Muslims to also send blessings upon the Prophet through reciting Durood Sharif.
This document provides an introduction to an Islamic book for children titled "Fundamental Teachings of Islam (Part II)". The book covers topics such as acts of worship, beliefs, good and bad deeds, Islamic months, and invocations. It is published jointly by Majlis Madrasa-tul-Madinah and Majlis Al-Madinah-tul-Ilmiyah to teach children basic Islamic knowledge and guidance in an easy to understand way.
Islamic Book in English: Blessings of Salah (Prayer)Islamic Library
1) This document discusses the blessings and virtues of performing Salah (daily prayers). It outlines the proper method of performing wudu (ablution), ghusl (full-body wash), and tayammum (dry ablution using dust).
2) It emphasizes the excellence of reciting Salat-Alan-Nabi (prayers upon the prophet) after performing Salah. The prophet Muhammad said that one who recites Salat-Alan-Nabi after prayers will have their dua accepted.
3) The document is extracted from the work of Shaykh-e-Tarīqat Amīr-e-Aĥl-e-Sunnat
The document discusses the miswak, a teeth cleaning twig made from the Salvadora persica tree. It notes that the miswak has been used in Muslim areas and parts of Asia for oral hygiene. The document then outlines the history of the miswak, its benefits including reducing plaque and gingivitis, and references scientific studies that show the miswak is more effective than toothbrushing at killing bacteria. It concludes by quoting a hadith where the Prophet Muhammad recommended the use of miswak.
This document provides information and instructions about performing Umrah and Hajj. It begins with introductory guidelines, emphasizing sincere intention and preparation by studying instructions. It then discusses the virtues and necessary acts of Umrah, including ihram and tawaf. Key parts of Hajj over its five days are outlined, such as visits to Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina. Etiquettes for visiting Madinah are also covered. The document aims to clearly explain each part of the pilgrimage rituals in accordance with Islamic teachings.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar where Muslims fast from dawn to dusk. Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam and is meant to bring worshippers closer to God through self-control and reflection. It commemorates the month that God first revealed verses of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad. Muslims are expected to fast if they have reached puberty, though exceptions are made for those who are ill, elderly, traveling, pregnant, breastfeeding, or menstruating. In addition to abstaining from food and drink, fasts also require avoiding sinful behaviors. Ramadan concludes with Eid al-Fitr, a celebration and time for community.
Islamic Book in English: Method of wudu (hanafi)Islamic Library
This document provides the method of performing wudu according to the Hanafi school of thought. It begins by mentioning the virtues of wudu, such as sins being washed away and the entire body becoming purified. It then discusses the importance of having intention when performing wudu in order to gain reward. Various rulings related to wudu are also outlined, such as acts that invalidate it or issues related to bleeding, skin cracks, injections and more. The document aims to guide Muslims in properly performing wudu and understanding the related rulings.
Questions and Answers About Islamic VeilAhmed@3604
Veiling is still necessary according to Islamic teachings. The literal meaning of 'awrat' is "something that should be concealed". The Prophet said that a woman is an 'awrat, meaning something to conceal, and when she goes out, shaitan stares at her. While times have changed, the rulings of Islam have not, and protecting one's modesty and preventing fitnah (temptation/trial) are as important now as ever. Scholars say the veil is obligatory to conceal beauty and charm according to Islamic law.
Prophet Salih was sent by Allah to the people of Thamud to call them to worship Allah alone and abandon idolatry. Most of the people rejected Salih, but some believed. To convince the disbelievers, Salih showed them a miracle - a she-camel that emerged from a rock. Despite this, the disbelievers plotted to kill the camel. After Salih warned them of punishment, the disbelievers were destroyed by an earthquake for disobeying Salih and killing the camel. Those who believed in Salih's message were saved.
This document provides an introduction and overview of the Hajj pilgrimage in Islam. It discusses how Hajj began with Ibrahim (AS) and the construction of the Kaaba. It then describes how Hajj changed over time with the rise of idol worship. The document outlines the key rituals and significance of Hajj, including ihram, talbiya, tawaf, sa'i, and waqoof. It explains the advantages and rewards of performing Hajj, emphasizing the spiritual purification and training. Various Hajj rituals are defined, and a basic schedule is provided for the rites performed on each day of Hajj.
This document outlines the key steps and rituals of the Hajj pilgrimage in Islam. It discusses how Ibrahim and Ismail rebuilt the Ka'bah, the benefits of performing Hajj, preparations for the pilgrimage, and provides a day-by-day breakdown of the rituals from putting on the ihram garment to performing tawaf and throwing stones at jamarat over multiple days. The Hajj pilgrimage is one of the five pillars of Islam that all able Muslims are expected to complete at least once in their lifetime if they are physically and financially able to do so.
1) The document discusses hadiths about straightening and tightening rows (shaf) during prayer, as it is part of the perfection of prayer.
2) It mentions hadiths instructing Muslims to tighten their rows, bring their shoulders close together, and fill in any gaps between worshippers.
3) The hadiths also warn that shaitans try to enter the gaps between worshippers like small goat kids, so Muslims should close all gaps in the rows.
This document provides guidance on dua (supplication/prayer) including:
1) Examples of duas from the Quran and hadiths are mentioned, including the Dua of Umm Maryam and Ibrahim.
2) It notes that dua is the essence of worship according to a hadith from Tirmidhi.
3) Situations where dua is especially recommended are listed, such as after prayers, when travelling, during rain, and specific times like Friday.
The document discusses the articulatory organs of Arabic letters according to the rules of Tajweed. It divides the letters into categories based on where they are pronounced in the mouth or throat. Each category lists the corresponding letters and their articulation point. There are a total of 14 categories of letters described in the document, including letters pronounced from different parts of the throat, tongue, palate, lips and teeth. The document provides a primary reference for learning the proper pronunciation of Arabic letters according to their places of articulation as prescribed by the science of Tajweed.
The Battle of Badr was a decisive battle fought in 624 CE between Muhammad and his followers from Medina and the Quraysh tribe of Mecca. The Quraysh sent a force of 1000 men to attack the outnumbered Muslim force of 313 men after some of Muhammad's followers intercepted a Quraysh trade caravan. Through divine intervention in the form of an army of angels, the Muslims were able to defeat the Quraysh and kill many of their leaders, including Abu Jahl, establishing the religion of Islam in Arabia.
Zamzam water is the purest, healthiest and miraculous water in the world. A small well has provided millions of pilgrims with this water ever since the time of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham, peace be upon him).
This presentation highlights the superiority of this water, the unique qualities it holds and how modern science has proven its special qualities.
As part of the ‘Islamic Centre Study Circle’ series, held every month at the Islamic Centre (Leicester, UK) and presented by Dr. Hafiz Ather Hussain al-Azhari.
The PDF on the same subject can be found here:
http://www.islamiccentre.org/islamic-information-mainmenu-42/67-study-circle-presentations/1734-zamzam
The video clips can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUQyyY_YW2QC_BZl_-XcfaovHN5fKurxC
The document discusses the health benefits of performing namaz (sala'at or Islamic prayer). It notes that namaz involves mild physical exercise through specific positions and movements. When performed correctly and regularly, as five times daily, it can help maintain overall health and fitness without strain. The document highlights the importance of proper wudu (ablution) before namaz, noting that various aspects of the wudu process like hand washing are in line with modern medical knowledge about preventing the spread of infection."
Islamic Book in English: Blessings of Salat(Prayer) and SalamIslamic Library
The document provides 40 sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) highlighting the virtues and blessings of reciting Salat-‘Alan-Nabi (peace be upon him). Some key benefits mentioned include: Allah sending 10 times more mercy and blessings; forgiving 10 sins; elevating one's rank; being saved from hypocrisy and Hellfire; shaking hands with the Prophet (peace be upon him) on Judgement Day; and being shown one's place in Jannah before death. Reciting Salat-‘Alan-Nabi even a few times is strongly encouraged.
This document is the introduction to "Al-`Umdah", a book on Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) according to the Hanbali school. The author, Ibn Qudamah, wrote the book to summarize fiqh rulings in order to make them accessible to students of knowledge and easy to memorize. He limited the book to one opinion within the Hanbali school to avoid confusion that may arise from differing opinions. The introduction begins with praise to Allah and a testimony of faith, followed by the purpose and structure of the book.
The document discusses methods of da'wah or preaching used by the Prophet Muhammad (a.s.w.). It notes that he acted according to his words and teachings, with a gentle and loving approach. While being patient, he did not compromise on Islamic principles or Sharia, even when offered bribes. His mission was to guide all of humanity with the final message of Islam.
This document contains a selection of prayers and passages about sending blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad. It discusses the importance of reciting Durood Sharif (prayers of blessings upon the Prophet) based on hadiths and passages from the Quran. Specifically, it notes that (1) reciting Durood Sharif earns heavenly rewards and erases sins, (2) Allah and 70,000 angels daily recite Durood Sharif upon the Prophet as a sign of his high status, and (3) the Quran instructs Muslims to also send blessings upon the Prophet through reciting Durood Sharif.
This document provides an introduction to an Islamic book for children titled "Fundamental Teachings of Islam (Part II)". The book covers topics such as acts of worship, beliefs, good and bad deeds, Islamic months, and invocations. It is published jointly by Majlis Madrasa-tul-Madinah and Majlis Al-Madinah-tul-Ilmiyah to teach children basic Islamic knowledge and guidance in an easy to understand way.
Islamic Book in English: Blessings of Salah (Prayer)Islamic Library
1) This document discusses the blessings and virtues of performing Salah (daily prayers). It outlines the proper method of performing wudu (ablution), ghusl (full-body wash), and tayammum (dry ablution using dust).
2) It emphasizes the excellence of reciting Salat-Alan-Nabi (prayers upon the prophet) after performing Salah. The prophet Muhammad said that one who recites Salat-Alan-Nabi after prayers will have their dua accepted.
3) The document is extracted from the work of Shaykh-e-Tarīqat Amīr-e-Aĥl-e-Sunnat
The document discusses the miswak, a teeth cleaning twig made from the Salvadora persica tree. It notes that the miswak has been used in Muslim areas and parts of Asia for oral hygiene. The document then outlines the history of the miswak, its benefits including reducing plaque and gingivitis, and references scientific studies that show the miswak is more effective than toothbrushing at killing bacteria. It concludes by quoting a hadith where the Prophet Muhammad recommended the use of miswak.
This document provides information and instructions about performing Umrah and Hajj. It begins with introductory guidelines, emphasizing sincere intention and preparation by studying instructions. It then discusses the virtues and necessary acts of Umrah, including ihram and tawaf. Key parts of Hajj over its five days are outlined, such as visits to Arafat, Muzdalifah and Mina. Etiquettes for visiting Madinah are also covered. The document aims to clearly explain each part of the pilgrimage rituals in accordance with Islamic teachings.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar where Muslims fast from dawn to dusk. Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam and is meant to bring worshippers closer to God through self-control and reflection. It commemorates the month that God first revealed verses of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad. Muslims are expected to fast if they have reached puberty, though exceptions are made for those who are ill, elderly, traveling, pregnant, breastfeeding, or menstruating. In addition to abstaining from food and drink, fasts also require avoiding sinful behaviors. Ramadan concludes with Eid al-Fitr, a celebration and time for community.
Islamic Book in English: Method of wudu (hanafi)Islamic Library
This document provides the method of performing wudu according to the Hanafi school of thought. It begins by mentioning the virtues of wudu, such as sins being washed away and the entire body becoming purified. It then discusses the importance of having intention when performing wudu in order to gain reward. Various rulings related to wudu are also outlined, such as acts that invalidate it or issues related to bleeding, skin cracks, injections and more. The document aims to guide Muslims in properly performing wudu and understanding the related rulings.
Questions and Answers About Islamic VeilAhmed@3604
Veiling is still necessary according to Islamic teachings. The literal meaning of 'awrat' is "something that should be concealed". The Prophet said that a woman is an 'awrat, meaning something to conceal, and when she goes out, shaitan stares at her. While times have changed, the rulings of Islam have not, and protecting one's modesty and preventing fitnah (temptation/trial) are as important now as ever. Scholars say the veil is obligatory to conceal beauty and charm according to Islamic law.
1) The booklet discusses the severe consequences of cruelty that will be faced in the Hereafter. It mentions incidents where cruel people faced divine retribution for their actions in this world.
2) It provides the example of a dacoit who attacked and killed a man, but was later mauled by a lion when he tried to kill the narrator. This showed that Allah gives temporary respite to the cruel but seizes them painfully when the time comes.
3) Cruel acts bring suffering in this life and the torment of Hell in the afterlife. Oppressing people is a sin that has dire consequences.
This is a highly influential book for Islamic Sisters; it contains immensely detailed information about veiling. Some of its topics are, a devil with every anklet, precautions when exiting home, how to create a peaceful home, the Islamic verdict about co-education, precautions regarding hair, veiling between spiritual guide and his female disciple and much more. .. A significant and highly inspiring piece of writing which will immensely enhance your knowledge and motivate you to perform virtuous deeds.Don’t forget to leave your comments and share this great piece of writing after reading it online or downloading its PDF format. Comment box, read and download buttons and embed code are given below.
This document provides a summary of the consequences of cruelty based on Islamic teachings. It relates stories of people who were cruel in this life and faced dire consequences, such as a dacoit who killed someone and later faced death at the hands of a lion. It warns that Allah gives temporary respite to the cruel but their punishment is severe. It defines cruelty as misusing something or oppressing others. The Holy Prophet warned that the cruel will be thrown headlong into Hell. The document aims to discourage cruelty and injustice through these religious lessons and consequences described in hadith and Islamic scholarship.
This document summarizes a speech given by Maulana Haji Abu Haamid Muhammad Imran Attari about signs that will occur before judgement day. It mentions that people will love worldly things like wealth and status over spiritual matters like remembering Allah and repenting for sins. They will focus on building homes instead of preparing for the grave. The speech warns Muslims to avoid falling into these traps and to maintain their fear and love for Allah.
This document provides information about an Islamic book titled "Islamic Manners" which is a translation of "Husn-e-Akhlaq" authored by Sayyiduna Imam Abu Qasim Sulayman Bin Ahmad Tabarani. The book contains chapters explaining the Islamic teachings and emphasis on good character, manners, virtues like forgiveness, patience, compassion, and prohibitions against oppressing others. It aims to guide Muslims on cultivating high moral standards and upright conduct through practical examples from the life of the Prophet Muhammad. The document includes brief introductions about the author, compiler, and publisher of the book.
This Book Includes Superb Knowledge Of Topics Like Honourable teachers, Excellence of Good Manners, The Excellence of Patience, The Excellence of Supporting the Weak And Many More.. ۔ ۔ A significant and highly inspiring piece of writing which will immensely enhance your knowledge and motivate you to perform virtuous deeds.Don’t forget to leave your comments and share this great piece of writing after reading it online or downloading its PDF format. Comment box, read and download buttons and embed code are given below.
This document provides information about an Islamic book titled "Islamic Manners" which is a translation of "Husn-e-Akhlaq" authored by Sayyiduna Imam Abu Qasim Sulayman Bin Ahmad Tabarani. The book contains chapters explaining the Islamic teachings and emphasis on good character, manners, virtues like patience, forgiveness, compassion, and prohibitions against oppressing others. It aims to guide Muslims on cultivating high moral standards and upright conduct through practical examples from the life of the Prophet Muhammad. The document includes brief introductions about the author, compiler, and publisher of the book.
1) A person's unnecessary speech in this world can lead to punishment in the grave, as narrated in a dream where a man was punished for his excessive speech.
2) A saint converted an entire nation to Islam through polite and sweet speech, even when faced with a rude question from the ruler.
3) Muballighs and preachers should refrain from bad habits like backbiting and excessive speech, and keep their tongues busy in remembrance of Allah. Sweet speech can have a deep impact on people and help spread the message of Islam.
This document summarizes a booklet about the virtues of silence. It begins by mentioning the booklet was written by Shaykh-e-Tariqat Amīr-e-Aĥl-e-Sunnat, the founder of Dawat-e-Islami, in Urdu, and then translated into English. It provides contact information for the Translation Majlis in case of any errors. It then delves into hadith and examples that illustrate the benefits of silence, such as avoiding regret, safeguarding one's faith and wealth, and establishing peace. It cautions about the harms of unnecessary talking and emphasizes the importance of only speaking good words or remaining silent.
Islamic Book in English: Questions and answers about islamic veilIslamic Library
Observing veil is necessary in Islam. The Quran instructs Muslim women to cover themselves except for their face and hands. The Prophet Muhammad said that a woman is an 'awrat, meaning something private that should be concealed. He warned that if a woman goes out without concealing herself properly, the devil will stare at her. Scholars agree that the veil is obligatory for women according to the Quran and Hadith.
This document contains the author's last will and testament regarding his burial rites according to the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Some of the author's wishes include: turning his face towards the Qiblah and reciting Surah Yasin at the time of death; hastening the shrouding and burial rites according to the Sunnah; constructing the grave according to the Sunnah; purchasing the shroud from Sunni Muslim funds if destitute; and writing Shahadah and prayers on the body before shrouding. The author hopes to be buried in Jannatul Baqi in Madinah.
This Book is written by Ameer e Ahle Sunnat Hazrat Allama Maulana Ilyas Attar Qadri Razavi Ziaee.
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Virtues of Miswak
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2. Du’a for Reading the Book
ead the following Du’a (supplication) before you study a
religious book or an Islamic lesson, you will remember
whatever you study, :
Translation
O Allah ! Open the door of knowledge and wisdom for us,
and have mercy on us! O the One Who is the Most Honourable
and Glorious!
Note:
Recite Salat-‘Alan-Nabi once before and after the Du’a.
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3. ِ َﴍ ﺴﻮاکِﻣَﻀﺎﺋﻞﻓ ﮐﮯ ﯾﻒ
Miswak Shareef kay Fazaail
VIRTUES OF MISWAK
(Including 10 parables and narrations)
THIS booklet was written by Shaykh-e-Tareeqat, Ameer-e-
Ahl-e-Sunnat, the founder of Dawat-e-Islami ‘Allamah Maulana
Abu Bilal Muhammad Ilyas Attar Qaadiri Razavi
in Urdu. Majlis-e-Tarajim (the Translation Department) has
translated it into English. If you find any mistake in the
translation or composing, please inform the Translation
Department on the following postal or email address with
the intention of earning reward [Sawab].
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Table of Contents
VIRTUES OF MISWAK..............................................1
Excellence of Salat-‘Alan-Nabi ..................................................... 1
When does one not gain the reward of using Miswak?................... 1
10 Blessed sayings of the Beloved Rasool regarding Miswak... 2
Performing Miswak strengthens memory......................................... 3
The privilege of reciting the Kalimah at the time of death ............. 4
Actions to increase intellect................................................................. 4
When would the Beloved Rasool perform Miswak? ...............4
Miswak for every Salah................................................................... 4
Performing Miswak on awakening is Sunnah............................. 5
The first action when entering the home..................................... 5
Miswak in the state of Sawm ......................................................... 6
Some Madani pearls about Miswak when observing Sawm ..... 6
Miswak before the apparent departure ........................................ 6
It is Sunnah for a traveller to keep 8 things with him................ 7
Miswak before eating...................................................................... 7
Advice for removing the yellowness from teeth ......................... 8
The causes of 80% of diseases.............................................................. 8
Health benefits of Miswak ................................................................... 8
Miswak cures stomach acidity and sores in the mouth!.................. 9
The Du’a for Miswak.......................................................................... 10
14 Madani pearls of Miswak.............................................................. 11
The method of performing Miswak ........................................... 11
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For women, it is a Sunnah of Sayyidatuna ‘Aaishah
Siddiqah to perform Miswak....................................................... 12
When a Miswak becomes unusable............................................ 12
Do you know how to perform Miswak?..................................... 13
Ten parables and narrations of the lovers of Miswak.................13
1. Curved Miswak.......................................................................... 13
2. How is to suck the Miswak?..................................................... 14
3. Miswak in ‘Imamah .................................................................. 14
4. Miswak on ear............................................................................ 15
5. Miswak tied with a string around the neck ........................... 15
One should give up Mustahab if there is a fear of Fitnah... 15
Placing a pen on the ear........................................................... 16
Make a specific pocket to place the Miswak ......................... 17
6. A Miswak was bought for a gold coin (parable)................... 17
7. Tears fell from eyes! (Parable)................................................. 18
8. Miswak cured inflammation of the neck and throat ache... 19
9. Miswak and the throat glands ................................................. 20
10. 25 Blessings of Miswak........................................................... 20
Madani Qafilahs.................................................................................. 22
Bibliography ........................................................................................ 23
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VIRTUES OF MISWAK
No matter how hard Satan tries to make you feel lazy, please
read this book completely, you will develop great
love for Miswak.
Excellence of Salat-‘Alan-Nabi
The Beloved Rasool has said, ‘Whoever recites
Salat upon me 50 times, I will shake hands with him on the
Day of Judgement.’
When does one not gain the reward of using Miswak?
Deeds are based upon intentions, if there is no good intention,
then no reward is gained. Therefore, before using Miswak,
make the following intention: In order to gain reward of the
Sunnah, I will use Miswak and through this, I will clean my
mouth for reciting the Glorious Quran, Zikr of Allah and
Salat-‘Alan-Nabi.
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10 Blessed sayings of the Beloved Rasool
regarding Miswak
1. Offering 2 Rak’aat having performed Miswak are better
than 70 Rak’aat without Miswak.
2. Offering Salah having performed Miswak is 70 times
greater than the Salah performed without [using] Miswak.
3. Four blessed actions are the Sunnah of the blessed Rusul:
(1) Wearing ‘Itr (2) Performing Nikah (3) Using Miswak
(4) Having modesty.
4. Perform Miswak! Don’t approach me with yellow teeth.
5. There is a cure for every disease in Miswak other than
death.
6. If I did not feel that it would be difficult upon my Ummah,
I would have ordered them to perform Miswak with every
Wudu.
7. Make the use of Miswak necessary upon yourself because
in it is the cleanliness of the mouth and it is a means of
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attaining the pleasure of Allah .
8. Wudu is half of Iman, and using Miswak is half of Wudu.
9. When a person stands for Salah having performed Miswak,
an angel stands behind him listening to his recitation, then
comes close to him up to the extent that the angel places
his mouth on the reciter’s mouth.
10. Whoever takes a bath on Friday, performs Miswak, applies
‘Itr, wears fine quality clothing and then comes to the
Masjid and does not step over people, but in fact performs
Salah and remains silent after the arrival of the Imam
(i.e. during the Khutbah) until the completion of Salah,
Allah forgives all of his sins that were committed
during that week.
Performing Miswak strengthens memory
Ameer-ul-Mu`mineen Sayyiduna ‘Ali has
stated, ‘Three things strengthen the memory and removes
phlegm: (1) Miswak (2) Observing Sawm (3) Recitation of the
Glorious Quran.’
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The privilege of reciting the Kalimah at the time of death
In Bahar-e-Shari’at, volume 1, page 288, published by
Maktaba-tul-Madinah; the publishing department of Dawat-e-
Islami, it is stated: Whoever is habitual of [using] Miswak will
be fortunate to recite the Kalimah at the time of death and
whoever uses opium will not be fortunate to recite the Kalimah
at the time of death.
Actions to increase intellect
Sayyiduna Imam Shaafi’i has stated: Four things
increase intellect: (1) Refraining from useless talk (2) The use
of Miswak (3) The company of pious people (4) To act upon
the knowledge that one has been blessed with.
WHEN WOULD THE BELOVED RASOOL
PERFORM MISWAK?
Miswak for every Salah
Sayyiduna Zayd Bin Khalid Juhani has stated, ‘The
Beloved Rasool wouldn’t leave his blessed home
for any Salah until he had performed Miswak.’
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Performing Miswak on awakening is Sunnah
It is narrated from Sayyidatuna ‘Aaishah Siddiqah :
Miswak and water for Wudu used to be placed for the Beloved
Rasool . When he would wake
up in the night, then after relieving himself, he
would at first perform Miswak.’
In another blessed Hadees, it is also narrated from Sayyidatuna
‘Aaishah Siddiqah : Whenever the Beloved Rasool
would awaken from sleep; day or night, he
would perform Miswak before Wudu.
Dear Islamic brothers! Performing Miswak after waking up is
Sunnah. When in the state of sleeping, foul smelling stomach
gases travel up towards the mouth, due to which bad breath and
a change in taste occurs in the mouth. Through the blessing of
this Sunnah, the mouth becomes cleansed.
The first action when entering the home
Sayyiduna Shurayh Bin Haani narrates that I asked
Sayyidatuna ‘Aaishah Siddiqah , ‘When the Beloved
Rasool used to enter the blessed home,
what was the first action he used to do?’ She
replied, ‘Miswak.’
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Miswak in the state of Sawm
It is narrated from Sayyiduna ‘Aamir Bin Rabee’ah :
I saw the Beloved Rasool perform Miswak
many times when observing Sawm .
Some Madani pearls about Miswak when
observing Sawm
It is stated in Bahar-e-Shari’at, volume 1, page 997: It is not
Makruh [disliked] to perform Miswak whilst observing Sawm,
in fact just as it is Sunnah on other days, it is also Sunnah when
observing Sawm. Whether the Miswak is dry or wet, be it wet
due to water, whether it is used before Zawaal or after; it is not
Makruh at any time. It is common amongst the majority of
people that it is Makruh to perform Miswak in the afternoon;
this is contrary to the Hanafi Mazhab.
If by chewing the Miswak, traces [of Miswak strands] are left
or taste is felt, then one should not perform Miswak in such a
way whilst observing Sawm.
Miswak before the apparent departure
Sayyidatuna ‘Aaishah Siddiqah stated that at the
time of the apparent departure, I requested to the Beloved
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Rasool , ‘Should I bring a Miswak?’ The
Beloved Rasool nodded his blessed head in
agreement. So I having taken it from (my brother) Sayyiduna
‘Abdur Rahman , presented it to the Beloved Rasool
. He wanted to use it but it was
too hard, so, I requested, ‘Should I soften it?’ The Beloved
Rasool nodded his blessed head in agreement.
Thus, having softened the Miswak by chewing it with my teeth,
I presented it to him. He then started to move
it over his blessed teeth.
It is Sunnah for a traveller to keep 8 things with him
The blessed father of the Imam of the Ahl-us-Sunnah, Imam
Ahmad Raza Khan, Maulana Naqi ‘Ali Khan has
stated: The Beloved Rasool used to keep
8 things with him whilst travelling: (1) Miswak (2) Kohl
(3) Mirror (4) Comb (5) Scissors (6) Needle (7) Thread.
In another narration, (8) ‘Oil’ is
(also) mentioned.
Miswak before eating
Sayyiduna ‘Abdullah Bin ‘Umar used to perform
Miswak before eating.
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Advice for removing the yellowness from teeth
Sayyiduna Abu Hurayrah states: Performing
Miswak after eating removes the yellow stains from the teeth.
The causes of 80% of diseases
According to the research of experts, 80% of diseases are caused
by problems of the teeth and stomach. Generally, due to not
looking after the teeth, several types of bacteria gather in the gums
and then go into the stomach, causing numerous diseases.
Health benefits of Miswak
According to the research of a well known American
company, Miswak has 20% more capability than any other
method in removing harmful bacteria.
According to one research of some Sweden scientists, the
bristles of Miswak directly remove bacteria without chewing
them and protect the teeth from many illnesses.
It has been mentioned in a published research of the U.S.
National Library of Medicine that if Miswak is used
correctly, it is an excellent way of cleansing the teeth and
mouth; also, of strengthening the gums.
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According to one research, those people who use Miswak
regularly, have fewer complaints about gum bleeding.
It was mentioned in a conference held in Atlanta, America
in relation to teeth, that there are such substances in
Miswak that protect the teeth from weakness, and Miswak
is more beneficial than all types of medications used for
cleaning teeth.
Miswak removes the layers of plaque on teeth.
Miswak protects the teeth from breaking or chipping.
When patients of continuous cold and flu who are unable
to remove phlegm, use Miswak, the phlegm is removed;
and thus they begin to feel lighter in the head.
It is proven from the experience and research of pathologists
that Miswak is an excellent cure for continuous cold.
Miswak cures stomach acidity and sores in the mouth!
Some sores appear in the mouth due to stomach acidity. There
is one such type due to which a lot of bacteria spreads; for this
one should use a fresh Miswak as well as the saliva produced
from it. the illness will go away. Some people
complain that their teeth turn yellow or the white lining is
removed. A Miswak with new bristles is beneficial for such
people, and is also beneficial for removing the yellowness from
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teeth. Miswak removes bad odours and bacteria from the
mouth, saving one from several diseases.
The Du’a for Miswak
Some respected jurists state, recite the following
Du’a at the time of using Miswak:
1
1
2
2
Madani pearl: One can recite both Du’as or either one.
1
Translation: O Allah Almighty! Through this, whiten my teeth, strengthen my
gums and my throat, and give blessings in it for me, O the Most Merciful of the
merciful ones!
2
Translation: O Allah Almighty! Cleanse my mouth, enlighten my heart, make my
body pure, and make the fire of Hell Haraam on my body and from Your Mercy,
include me amongst the pious people!
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14 Madani pearls of Miswak
1. Miswak should be of Peelu or bitter wood such as olive etc.
2. The thickness of a Miswak should be equal to that of the
small finger.
3. It shouldn’t be longer than a hand-span, otherwise Satan
sits on it.
4. It’s bristles should be soft because hard bristles cause gaps
between the teeth and gums.
5. Miswak being fresh is better otherwise make it soft by
placing it in a glass of water for a while.
6. Doctors advise to cut the bristles of Miswak daily.
The method of performing Miswak
7. Perform Miswak horizontally on teeth.
8. Whenever one performs Miswak, it should be done so at
least thrice and washed each time.
9. Hold the Miswak in the right hand in such a manner that
the little finger remains at the bottom, and the middle
three fingers remain on it while the thumb remains at the
top bristles end of Miswak. First clean the top right row of
the teeth and then the top left row. Then clean the bottom
right row and then the bottom left row of the teeth.
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10. Performing Miswak while holding it in a fist may cause
piles.
11. Miswak is a Sunnat-e-Qabliyyah [in other words, Miswak
is a Sunnah before Wudu, not during Wudu] therefore
perform Miswak before starting Wudu, then wash both
hands three times and (complete Wudu) as per usual.
However, it becomes Sunnah Muakkadah when there is a
bad breath.
For women, it is a Sunnah of Sayyidatuna ‘Aaishah
Siddiqah to perform Miswak
12. It is stated in Malfuzaat A’la Hadrat that: For women, it is
a Sunnah of Umm-ul-Mu`mineen Sayyidatuna ‘Aaishah
Siddiqah to perform Miswak but if they don’t
use Miswak, then there is no harm in this. Their teeth and
gums are relatively weaker in comparison to men’s; it will
suffice if they use Missi (bark of a tree for cleaning teeth).
When a Miswak becomes unusable
13. When a Miswak becomes unusable, one shouldn’t throw
it away as this is a tool for acting upon a Sunnah. It should
be placed somewhere with care; or buried somewhere
or tied to a stone and drowned in the sea. (For detailed
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information, please refer to Bahar-e-Shari’at, volume 1,
pages 294-295; printed by Maktaba-tul-Madinah.)
Do you know how to perform Miswak?
14. It is possible that even though you feel that you have been
using Miswak for a long time, however you have problems
with your teeth and stomach! My dear Islamic brothers! It
is not the fault of the Miswak but of your own. I (Sag-e-
Madinah) have arrived at the conclusion that nowadays,
probably one from thousands knows how to correctly use
the Miswak. Usually we rush away having quickly rubbed
the Miswak on our teeth in Wudu (ablution), in other
words, it should be said that we do not actually perform
Miswak properly; in fact it is the formality of Miswak
rather being done in a haste.
TEN PARABLES AND NARRATIONS OF
THE LOVERS OF MISWAK
1. Curved Miswak
At some place, the Beloved and Blessed Rasool
got two Miswaks, one of which was curved and the other was
straight. He gave the straight one to his fellow
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companion, and kept the curved one for himself. The companion
humbly said: Ya Rasoolallah ! I swear by
Allah ! You are more deserving of the Miswak which is
straight! He replied: Whenever somebody
adopts the companionship of a person, even if it is for a short
while of the day, he will be questioned about that companionship
on the Day of Judgement.
2. How is to suck the Miswak?
Regarding the piece of information mentioned in the book
Durr-e-Mukhtar, i.e. Sucking at Miswak causes blindness’, it is
stated in Fatawa Shaami: About the act of swallowing saliva
without sucking the Miswak, Hakeem Tirmizi has
stated: When using Miswak, one should swallow the saliva
which is produced in the beginning because it cures all illnesses
except leucoderma, leprosy and death.
3. Miswak in ‘Imamah
It is stated in Fatawa Shaami that some blessed companions
would place their Miswak in between the folds of
their ‘Imamah.
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4. Miswak on ear
Sayyiduna Zayd Bin Khalid Juhani would go to the
Masjid to offer Salah with the Miswak placed on his ear, as a
pen is placed on the ear of the writer.
5. Miswak tied with a string around the neck
It is stated on page 402 of the 518-page book, ‘Imamay kay
Fazaail’ [Excellence of ‘Imamah] published by Maktaba-tul-
Madinah, the publishing department of Dawat-e-Islami:
Sayyiduna Imam ‘Abdul Wahhab Sha’rani stated:
We have been made to promise that we will use Miswak
regularly before every Wudu and Salah, even if most of us will
have to tie our Miswak with a string around our necks (so that
the Miswak will not be misplaced) or even if we will have to tie
it with our ‘Imamah when the ‘Imamah is tied on a bandana
only. If we have a cap, we will tie ‘Imamah on it tightly and will
attach the Miswak to the Imamah towards the left ear.
One should give up Mustahab if there is a fear of Fitnah
How deep love the blessed companions and pious
predecessors had for Miswak! May millions of
praises be upon their glorious actions! Remember! Nowadays,
if somebody wanders in streets with a Miswak placed on his
ear or on ‘Imamah or with Miswak tied to a string around his
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neck, people will point a finger and mock such a person. Hence
it should be avoided in front of general public.
Regarding a certain Mustahab deed, A’la Hadrat
was asked a question. As there was a risk of Fitnah in case of
acting upon that Mustahab deed in India, A’la Hadrat
replied: Wherever it is common, it is Mustahab at those places.
As for the Indian cities where it is utterly uncommon and – if
anyone acts upon it, so the ignorant people will make fun of it,
and making fun of an Islamic ruling may ruin one’s Deen
(faith) – so there is no need to act upon it in such places. If
Muslims indulge in a serious issue (i.e. making fun of Islamic
rulings), then acting upon a Mustahab deed is not recommended.
Placing a pen on the ear
For a writer to place the pen on his ear is something good.
Sayyiduna Zayd Ibn Saabit has stated: I was once
present in the court of the Holy Nabi . In front
of him was a writer. I heard the Holy Nabi say:
Place the pen on your ear, as it makes a person remember a lot
what he is going to write.
The renowned commentator, a great thinker of Ummah, Mufti
Ahmad Yar Khan stated regarding this blessed
Hadees: If a writer keeps a pen on his ear, he will remember
the ideas he is going to write about. It is better to place the pen
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on the right ear. Allah has created some effect in everything.
The effect of placing a pen on the ear is that one remembers
the topic. This could also mean a
psychological effect.
Make a specific pocket to place the Miswak
If possible, have two pockets sewn on to your Kurta [i.e. a type
of long, fairly loose and full-sleeved shirt]; one on the right and
one on the left. Also have a small pocket sewn on the side near
the heart (i.e. the left hand side). It will be as if the Miswak –
the beloved Sunnah of the Holy Rasool – will
cling to the chest and heart.
6. A Miswak was bought for a gold coin (parable)
Sayyiduna ‘Abdul Wahhab Sha’rani has narrated:
Sayyiduna Abu Bakr Shibli Baghdadi once needed
Miswak for Wudu. He searched for it but could not
find. Eventually, he bought a Miswak for one dinar,
i.e. a gold coin and used it. Some people commented, ‘You
have spent a lot of money. It is very expensive.’ He
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replied, ‘The world and everything in it is not even as much
important in the court of Allah as a mosquito’s wing. If,
on the Day of Judgement, Allah asks me – why did you
miss the Sunnah of My Beloved Rasool ? The
wealth I bestowed upon you was not even as much important
in My court as a mosquito’s wing. Why did you not spend such
inferior wealth on getting such a great Sunnah (Miswak)? – Then
what reply will I give.’
May Allah have mercy on them and forgive us without
accountability for their sake!
O devotees of Rasool! Have you seen? How deep love our
pious predecessors had for the blessed Sunnah! Sayyiduna Abu
Bakr Shibli spent one dinar (i.e. a gold coin) on
Miswak which is a Sunnah of the Holy Nabi .
7. Tears fell from eyes! (Parable)
Dear Islamic brothers! Every Sunnah is a treasure of wisdom.
Take Miswak as an example! How can words fully express the
blessings of this Sunnah! A businessman stated: I met a new
Muslim in Switzerland and I gifted him a Miswak. He accepted
it with great happiness. He kissed the Miswak and then
touched it to his eyes. Suddenly tears welled up in his eyes. He
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then took out a handkerchief from his pocket and unfolded it.
On it was a small Miswak approximately two inches in length.
He said that when he embraced Islam, he was given that as a
gift by Muslims; he used it with great care and it was nearly
finished up, making him anxious. It was by the grace of
Allah that he received another gift of Miswak from him,
i.e. the businessman.
Then he added that he had chronic infection in his teeth and
gums. The dentist had no cure for it. He started to use the
Miswak and after a few days, he felt better. He
went to see the doctor who was very surprised to see that he
was cured. The doctor said that he could not be cured in such a
short period of time with the medicine he had prescribed. Just
recall what he had used. He pondered and recalled that he had
become a Muslim and had recently started to use the Miswak.
Due to use of the Miswak, he was blessed and healed. When he
showed the Miswak to the doctor, he was astonished.
8. Miswak cured inflammation of the neck
and throat ache
A person had ache in the throat and the neck and also suffered
from the inflammation of the neck. His voice was also hoarse
due to the illness of the throat. He felt dizzy due to the pain
and inflammation of his neck. As a result, his memory had also
become weak. He received medical treatment but in vain. One
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day, somebody advised him to use a Miswak; so he began to
use it regularly. In addition, he split the Miswak into two,
placed it into water, boiled it and gargled using this water.
Moreover, he put some ointment on the neck where there was
inflammation. This treatment proved to be very effective. When
it was researched, it came out that his thyroid glands were also
affected, causing effects on his whole body. This illness was
removed by the use of Miswak and he became healthy.
9. Miswak and the throat glands
A person was worried about his enlarged throat glands. He
took the syrup made from mulberry and also he started to use
fresh Miswak regularly; he (patient) began to feel the benefit
straight away.
10. 25 Blessings of Miswak
‘Allamah Sayyid Ahmad Tahtaawi Hanafi has stated
the benefits and excellence of Miswak in the book Haashiyah
Tahtaawi:
1. Make the usage of blessed Miswak necessary for you. Do
not be heedless of it. Use it regularly because the pleasure
of Allah is in it.
2. Regular use of Miswak makes it easy to earn a living and
brings blessings in sustenance.
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3. It removes headache.
4. It removes phlegm.
5. It improves eyesight.
6. It maintains the proper functioning of the stomach.
7. It energizes the person who uses it.
8. It improves memory and enhances intellect.
9. It purifies the heart.
10. Good deeds increase.
11. Angels become pleased.
12. Miswak displeases Satan.
13. It helps in the digestion of food.
14. It increases the number of the birth of one’s children.
15. It delays aging.
16. It strengthens the back.
17. It gives strength to the body to obey Allah .
18. It brings easiness at the time of death and reminds one of
the Kalimah at such time.
19. It is a means of the book of deeds being given to the
Miswak-using person in his right hand.
20. It makes him cross the Pul-Siraat with the lightning speed.
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21. The Miswak-using person is helped in the fulfilment of
his needs.
22. He gets peace and comfort in the grave.
23. The gates of Heaven are opened for him.
24. He is pure at the time of departing this world.
25. The biggest benefit is that the pleasure of Allah is in it.
Madani Qafilahs
Travel with the Sunnah-inspiring Madani Qafilahs in the company
of the devotees of Rasool for learning the blessed Sunnahs, fill
in the booklet of Madani In’amaat daily performing Fikr-e-
Madinah and hand it over to the relevant responsible Islamic
brother on the first date of every Madani month. By its blessings,
you will develop a mindset of acting upon the Sunnah of using
Miswak, .
O Lord of Mustafa! For the sake of Your Beloved Rasool
, grant us the privilege of steadfastly acting
upon the blessed Sunnah of using Miswak.
Muhammad Ilyas Attar Qaadiri
Rabi’-ul-Awwal 1438 AH (December, 2016)
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