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29/03/2024

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SAVE GUARD YOUR ....

7 Common mistakes, we usually make in prayer.

Mistake 1: Reciting Surat al-Fatiha fast without pausing after each verse.

The Prophet (SAW) used to pause after each verse of this surah. (Abu Dawood)

Mistake 2: Sticking the arms to the sides of the body, in rukoo' or sujood, and sticking the belly to the thighs in .

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said: 'Let not one of you support himself on his forearms (in sujood) like the dog. Let him rest on his palms and keep his elbows away from his body.' (Sahih Muslim). The Messenger of Allah (SAW) used to keep his arms away from his body during rukoo' and sujood that the whiteness of his armpits could be seen. (Sahih Muslim)

Mistake 3: Gazing upward during prayer.
This may cause loss of concentration. We are commanded to lower our gaze, and look at the point at which the head rests during sujood. The Prophet (SAW) warned: 'Let those who raise their
gaze up during prayer stop doing so, or else their sights would
not return to them. i.e. lose their eyesight.' (Muslim)

Mistake 4 : Resting only the tip of the head on the floor during sujood.

The Prophet (SAW) said: 'I am commanded to prostrate on seven
bones : the forehead and the nose, the two hands [palms], the two knees, and the two feet.' (Sahih Muslim). Applying the above command necessitates resting the forehead and the nose on
the ground during sujood.

Mistake 5 : Hasty performance of prayer which does not allow repose and calmness in rukoo' or sujood.

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) saw a man who did not complete his rukoo' [bowing], and made a very short sujood [prostration] ; he (SAW) said: 'If this man dies while praying in this manner, he would die upholding a religion other than the religion of Muhammad.'

Abu Hurairah (RA) said: 'My beloved friend, Muhammad (SAW) forbade me to perform postures of prayer copying the picking of a rooster; (signifying fast performance of prayer), moving eyes around like a fox and the sitting like monkeys ( i.e. to sit on thighs).' (Imam Ahmad & at-Tayalisi).

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said: ' The worst thief is the one who steals from his own prayer.' People asked, 'Messenger of Allah! How could one steal from his own prayer?' He (SAW) said: 'By not completing its rukoo' and sujood.' (At Tabarani & al-Hakim).

To complete rukoo' is to stay in that posture long enough to recite
'Subhana Rabbiyal Adtheem' three times, SLOWLY, and 'Subhana Rabbiyal A'ala' three times, SLOWLY, in sujood. He (SAW) also announced: 'He who does not complete his rukoo' and sujood,
his prayer is void.' (Abu Dawood & others)

Mistake 6 : Counting with the left hand

The Prophet (SAW) used to count tasbeeh on the fingers of his right hand after salah. Ibn Qudamah (RA) said: ' The Messenger of Allah (SAW) used his right hand for tasbeeh.' (Abu Dawood). The above hadeeth indicates clearly that the Prophet (SAW) used only one hand for counting tasbeeh. No Muslim with sound mind would imagine that the Prophet (SAW) used his left hand for counting tasbeeh. Aa'ishah (RA) said that the Prophet (SAW) used his left hand only for Istinjaa', or cleaning himself after responding to the call of nature. He never used it for tasbeeh. Yasirah (RA) reported: The Prophet (SAW) commanded women to count tasbeeh on their fingers.

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) said: 'They (the fingers) will be made to speak, and will be questioned (on the Day of Resurrection)' (At-Tirmidhi).

The above Hadeeth indicates that it is preferable to count tasbeeh on the fingers of the right hand than to do so on masbahah(rosary).

Mistake 7 : Crossing in front of a praying person.

The Messenger of Allah (SAW) warned: 'Were the one who crosses in front of a praying person to know the consequences of doing so, he would have waited for *forty better than to cross in front of him.' (Sahih Bukhari and Muslim). *The forty in the tradition may be; days, months or even years.

Allah knows the best.

Please inform your near and dear ones to take care of the above.

27/03/2024

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22/03/2024

"Charity does not decrease your wealth. "
Let us increase our ibadah this Holy month of Ramadan. Indeed, the reward was promised.

15/02/2024

LOUDER!!!

06/12/2023

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30/11/2023

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26/11/2023

Allah will definitely reward the good-doers. ☝️

26/11/2023

Say this Dua when you are stressed, depressed and anxious.

24/11/2023

Ameen. 🤲

Friday 🤲🏻🕋🤲🏻

23/11/2023

Alhamdulillah ❤️

Leave everything in the care of Allah, for nothing that is left in His care is ever lost or wasted.

21/11/2023

Thank your for bringing pride to Kaagan and Moro people. ❤️

‘I AM FOREVER GRATEFUL’

Graduating team captain Abdul Sawat has penned a heartfelt message to the University of the East (UE) Community as he officially closed the curtains on his collegiate basketball career.

In a Facebook post, Sawat expressed gratitude to his coaches, teammates, and supporters for their unwavering support throughout his five years of playing for UE.

“Thank you, UE community for support you have given my team. Five years [are] not enough to serve you, UE. And if I would be given a chance to do it all over again, I would. For all of you,” the 25-year-old forward said.

“I would not be able to finish my collegiate career without these people. My family, especially my dear mother. My coaches throughout my career. Coach Javie, thank you for having my back. To my teammates: through ups and downs, we surely rose to the occasion. Thank you for giving it your all, with me, for the UE community. I am forever grateful,” he added.

The Sawat-led Red Warriors wrapped up their UAAP Season 86 Men’s Basketball Tournament campaign with a hard-fought win-loss record of 4-10.

Despite falling short of advancing to the Final Four, the Recto-based dribblers put up a good fight and gave the other teams a difficult time winning against them.

Sawat is the only graduating UE player this season.

15/11/2023

Remembering death will humble you.