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Tahajjud (Optional Prayer Between Isha and Fajr)
If one awakes after taking some sleep, one’s conscious becomes strong enough and capable of easily accepting incitement from the world of the unseen. The Fajr Prayer is the first step towards forming a relationship with Allah and the Tahajjud...
The Forecast of Future in Dreams
Before the birth of Hażrat Imām Rabbani Majidid Alif Sani his father saw in a dream that the whole world is covered in darkness. Pigs and monkeys are killing people. All of a sudden a ray of divine light emerges from his chest and spreads into th...
Ishā (Night Prayer)
The Ishā Prayer is a specific programme devised to introduce one to the unseen world and to unite one with Allah. The reason being that at night time one enters the senses of the night. This is the reason that the lessons, religious recitations (W...
Maghrib (Sunset Prayer)
Man thanks Allah for providing him with sustenance, for blessing him with a house and a good partner who fulfils the family’s demands. The emotions of gratitude bring happiness and joy to one, and the attributes of the Creator of the universe whi...
Asr (Late Afternoon Prayer)
The Earth rotates in two ways; axial rotation and longitudinal rotation. Once the sun begins to set, the speed of the earth's rotation is decreased and keeps slowly decreasing after this. By late afternoon the rotation is decreased so much that t...
Zuhr (Early Afternoon Prayer)
From morning until afternoon man remains occupied in the acquisition of the means of livelihood or engaged in organising food and drink, all which are required to keep life established. The nerves get tired and the body gets exhausted. When one p...
The Significance and Wisdom of the Appointed Prayer Times Fajr (Morning Prayer)
‘Glorify Allah before sunrise, and before sunset, and as night approaches, and at the start and end of the day.’ (Holy Quran) Human life is linked to the physical world and the physical body that appears before us. To provide the physical bo...
Method of Supplication (Du’ā)
Allah, the Creator of the universe states: ‘Ask from me, I will accept your request. No doubt, the ones who turn away from My worship will be disgraced and will enter Hell’ A few statements of the Holy Prophet (pbuh) regarding supplicat...
Salutation (Salām)
The wordsاَلسَّلَامُ عَلَیْکُمْ وَ رَحْمَۃُ اللّٰہِ(Peace be upon you, and Allah's blessings) prove that alongside the one in Prayer, there are other invisible species present as well, who are also occupied in Prayer, to whom one is greeting peac...
Sitting in Prayer (Jalsah)
When sitting in Prayer (Jalsah) the eyes should be kept focussed upon the place of prostration. One should remain sitting patiently (at least for that length of time in which سُبْحَانَ رَبِّی الْاَعَلیcan be recited at least three times)....
Prostration (Sajdah) and Telepathy
Light travels at the speed of three hundred million metres per second (or 186282 miles per second) and travels around the Earth eight times in a second. When one in Prayer prostrates by placing the head onto the ground, the lights operating in on...
Bowing Down (Rukuh)
As already stated, all the nerves are linked with the brain cells and electric current. All the nerves are affected by them. How many kinds of electric currents there are, what quantities they consist in, man cannot through any means count them;...
Binding Hands at the Chest
After making intention, women bind their hands at the chest. This action provides the heart with health and warmth, and the glands which are responsible for the growth and nourishment of a child attain growth and development. The milk of women wh...
Making Intention (Niyat)
There are trillions of cells operating in the brain through which an electric current flows. Through this electric current thoughts keep passing to the conscious and subconscious, through the subconscious on a much larger scale. Just as there are...
Scientific Interpretation of Prayer - A Fundamental Pillar
The scientific interpretation of the effects on the human brain when making intention to pray and when performing Prayer are as follows:-
The Proper Way to Perform Prayer
After performing ablution one should sit down in a comfortable position facing the Holy Kaba. After this, one should recite the Durood Shareefصَلَّی اللہ تَعَالیٰ عَلیٰ حَبِیْبِہٖ مُحَمَّدٍ وَّ اٰلِہٖ وَسَّلمthree times, followed by reciting Asta...