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List of Dua's in this Book: 1. Dua at the time of anger 2. Dua when a dog barks 3. Dua when a donkey brays 4. Dua when commencing anything 5. When an evil thought comes to mind 6. When one sees or experiences something evil 7. When a fire breaks out 8. After Eating 9. When eating with a person who has a disease 10. When clearing the dining cloth (dastarkhaan) 11. Before sleeping 12. Before sleeping (3) 13. Dua to be read if you wake up at night 14. Dua to be read if you wake up from a bad dream 15. When seeing a Muslim laugh 16. When things are in ones favour 17. Dua when the sun rises 18. Dua after iftaar 19. When wearing new clothes 20. When beginning a journey 21. Dua for relief from worries and debts 22. At the time of a thunderclap (1) 23. At the time of a thunderclap (2) 24. Dua of Hadhrat Abu Darda R.A. 25. After slaughtering the Qurbaani animal 26. Duas to be recited after the fardh Salaah. 27. Durood to be recited on Friday after Asar Different forms of Durood 28.When completing the Qur-aan 29. Dua to be read on a hot day 30. Dua to be read on a cold day 31. Dua at the approach of Ramadhaan 32. Dua for the month of Rajab 33. Dua to be recited on the night of Baraat (Laylatul Baraat) 34. Dua on Laylatul Qadr 35. Dua for protection against bad manners, evil actions, evil temptations & Dreadful diseases. 36. Dua When walking to the masjid 37. Dua When a person comes to the door of the masjid 38. Dua when a person comes out for the Fajr Salaah 39. Dua when entering the musjid on the day of Jumuah 40. Dua to be read when visiting a sick person 41. Dua to be read by the sick person 42. Duas to be recited before studying 43. Dua for knowledge, Tolerance, Taqwa and Aafiyah 44. Dua for the protection of your children from the evil eye 45. Dua for protection against any harm in Buying or selling 46. Dua to recite when a town/ city comes into view 47. Dua to be read when any doubt occurs regarding the oneness of Allah Ta'ala 48. Dua when a person has fear 49. Dua When a person loses something 50. Dua for the deceased 51. Niyyah for Umrah 52. Talbiyah 53. On sighting the K'abah Shareef 54. When drinking ZamZam water 55. Some general duas. 56. Masnoon duas to be recited morning & evening 57. Dua for protection against harm and injury 58. Morning and Evening dua 59. Dua for protection from calamities 60. Dua for protection on the day of Qiyaamah 61. Dua for easy death

The Treasure of Dua We have been taught by Rasulullah( PBUH ) to recite duas at different occasions of our life. In this manner our entire day passes in the remembrance of Allah Ta'ala. It is mentioned in the Hadith that Rasulullah( PBUH ) used to remember Allah Ta'ala at all times. A great amount of the constant remembrance was by means of the recitation of the duas for the various occasions. The recitation of these duas also strengthens our bond with Allah Ta'ala and increases the love for our Creator in our hearts.Benefits of Reading Manzil. Manzil prayers are a collection of verses and short Surahs taken from the Quran which are practiced as a remedy for protection and antidote. The manzil prayer may be used for protection from several factors which include ruqya from black magic, jinn, witchcraft, sihr, sorcery, evil eye and so forth. It gives a person protection from various other harmful and evil forces. The manzil prayer is endorsed to be perused one or three times in one sitting. This has to be performed more than one time. Ideally, it should be recited once in the morning and once at night. This dua is the best cure for magic and evil effects. This dua is also very beneficial for curing any kind of sickness or ailment.Please note this Manzil prepared in Arbic with Urdu translation.It is a divine order that good is rewarded with good. After Allah Ta'ala whose favours are beyond calculation, it is the one who was sent by Allah Ta'ala as the mercy to the worlds, Muhammad PBUH the last Messenger who was the greatest benefactor mankind has ever had. The Prophet PBUH was sinless, and had the guarantee of Allah's Ta'ala eternal and infinite love, yet he spent night after night, day after day, begging Allah Ta'ala for our salvation. The physical torture hurled at him by the opposition for propagating Islam, the psychological anguish suffered by him when seeing his beloved followers persecuted and the mental torment undertaken by him in his unending concern for his people are all but a small part of the debt that we owe to this selfless man PBUH.

The Holy Quran is a revealed book for all the mankind of the world. It is a complete code for an exemplary life not only in this world but also for the hereafter. It is a blessing for those who read and memorize it completely, but there are some important Surahs to read and some important surahs to memorize. This book is helpful for everyone who wants to read and memorize of surahs.Following Surahs are in this book, Grade RSurah Faatihah, Surah Ikhlaas, Surah Kausar, Surah Naas, Last Three Verses of Surah SaaffaatGrade One Surah Asr, Surah Falaq, Surah Lahab, Surah Nasr, Surah Bani Israa'eel - Aayah 110-111 Grade Two Surah Ma'oon, Surah Kaafiroon, Surah Quraish, Surah Feel, Surah Aali Imraan - Aayah: 26 - 27 Grade Three Surah Takaasur, Surah Humaza, Date Completed Assess, Surah Alqaari'ah, Surah 'Aadiyaat, Aayatul Kursi (Surah Baqarah Aayah: 255) Grade FourSurah Qadr, Surah Zilzaal, Surah Teen, Surah Inshiraah, Surah Hashr - Aayah: 22-24Grade Five & Six Surah Duhaa, Surah Yaaseen, Surah Baqarah - Aayah: 284 - 286, Surah 'Alaq, Surah Bayyinah Grade SevenSurah Mulk, Surah Sajdah

All praise is due to Allah Ta'ala alone who created man and women, and, by the institution of marriage, creates a loving and merciful bond between two complete strangers. Sal t and salaam upon our beloved master, Rasulull h PBUH], who taught us and guided us in marital matters and who serves as a wonderful role-model for us until the Day of Judgement, as well as the sah bah, t bi' n, and those who follow their path. m n.This booklet on the sunnah method of marriage, since many incorrect ideologies have entered into our marriages. Today millions are wasted in marriage ceremonies, whereas this money could be fruitfully used in so many other noble endeavours. Sins are committed wholesale at such functions, and all vestiges of shame and modesty are thrown aside. Evil is committed in the name of Islam. We lay our complaint to none else but All h Ta'ala.This book is cover following topic, INTRODUCTION SIMPLICITY IMPORTANCE OF MARRIAGE BENEFITS OF MARRIAGEHARMS OF NOT MARRYING RULING OF MARRIAGE HASTENING OF MARRIAGE BASIS FOR CHOOSING A PARTNER VIEWING THE PROSPECTIVE BRIDE SIMPLICITY IN NIK H - EXEMPLARY MARRIAGES SUMMARY THE WAL MAH CUSTOMS CHRISTIAN CUSTOMS: HINDU CUSTOMS WESTERN, MODERN CUSTOMSOTHER EVILS ACTIONS AFTER MARRIAGE PROHIBITTED ACTIONS ETIQUETTES OF SPOUSES ETIQUETTES FOR HUSBANDS ETIQUETTES FOR WIVES CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY

Please note this is Urdu BookVIRTUES OF UMRAHUmrah is a cleanser for the sins committed between it and another Umrah. - al-Bukhari MuslimTo perform one Umrah in Ramadan is equal to a Hajj in reward. In another narration, it is equal to a Hajj performed with the Prophet PBUH]. Muslim.The performers of Hajj and Umrah represent (the order of) Allah Ta'ala. If they call Him, He answers them; and if they seek His Forgiveness, He forgives them. Ibn Majah Abdullah ibn Masud R.A] reports that Rasulullah PBUH] said, "Perform Hajj and Umrah one after the other. Surely they remove poverty and sins just as the furnace removes the rust from iron, gold and silver." at-Tirmidhi an-Nasa'iA'ishah R.A] once sought permission from Rasulullah PBUH] to go for Jihad. Rasulullah PBUH] replied, "Your Jihad is Hajj." AhmadIf a person sets off for Hajj or Umrah and passes away on route, he shall be brought before Allah Ta'ala without having to stand for judgement, nor will he have to give account. It shall be said to him: 'Enter into Jannah.' at-Targhib

Overview of the BookDeparture From Madeenah Munawwarah-Number of Sahaabah (radhiyallahu 'anhum), Wives and Niqaab, Date of Departure, KhutbahZul Hulaifah-First StopRowhaa - Second StopIthaabah - Third Stop'Arj - Fourth StopAbwaa' - Fifth Stop'Usfaan - Sixth StopSarif - Seventh StopZu Tuwaa - Eight StopIncidents Enroute - Anjashah (radhiyallahu 'anhu)- Camel of Safiyyah (radhiyallahu 'anha), Makkah Mukarramah - Ghusl, Moosa ('alaihis salaam), Entering, Tawaaf, Two Rakaats and Zamzam, Sa'ee, Love and ObedienceAbtah - Arrival of 'Ali (radhiyallahu 'anhu), Visiting Sa'd (radhiyallahu 'anhu)Mina - Proceeding to Mina, Tying Ihraam, Five Salaahs'Arafaat - Leaving Mina, Breaking the Custom of the Quraish, Historic Khutbah, Sanctity of a Muslim, Aspects of Ignorance, Treatment of Wives, Right of Husbands, Rights of Wives, Book of Allah, Conveyed the Message, Not Fasting, Joining Zuhr and 'Asr, Wuqoof and Du'aa, Perfection of Deen, Boasting about the Sahaabah (radhiyallahu 'anhum)Muzdalifah- Departure from 'Arafaat, Traveling with Calmness, Dismounting, Joining Salaahs and Sleeping, Women and Children, Pebbles and Wuqoof, Acceptance of Du'aa10th Zul Hijjah-Departure from Muzdalifah, Batnu Muhassir, Pelting, Farewell Hajj, Farewell Khutbah, Time has Rotated, Sanctity of a Muslim, Meeting Allah Ta'ala, Internal Fighting, Passing the Message, Importance of Segregation, Allocating Places, Slaughtering the Camels, Partaking of the Meat, Blessed Hair, Going to Makkah MukarramahRemaining Days-Pelting, Surah Nasr, Khutbah, Oppression and Extortion, Internal Fighting, Racism, Fulfilling the Trust, Insignificant Sins, True Muslim, Mu-min, Muhaajir and Mujaahid, Departure from Mina, Muhassab, Final Tawaaf and Fajr, 'Umrah of Aaishah (radhiyallahu 'anha)Return- Departure, Ghadeeru Khum, Night in Zul Hulaifah, Uhud, Du'aa, Like Hajj with Me

Overview of the book: Before coming into the state of Ihram, Cloths of Ihram, Salah just before Ihram, When should Ihram be worn? Miqat BoundariesHow to enter in Ihram, Talbiya and Rules, Forbidden acts in Ihram, Permissible acts in Ihram Performing Umrah Guide at Al-Masjid Al-Haram, Preparation for Tawaf, Tawaf - Istilaam, Facing Al-Hajr Al-Aswad, Misc. Rules regarding Tawaf, Completing Tawaf Guide for perform Sa'i and dua's - Safa Mountain - Marwah Mountain, Completing Sa'i, Al-Tahleeq (Shaving) - Al-Taqseer (Trimming)Importing ruling for Females - The prohibition actions during menstruation, Entering into Ihram, Umrah, Umrah and Menses, Missing Umrah due to menses. Umrah Completed.- Mufti Faraz Adam Darul Fiqh ]

Hajj is amongst the five fundamentals of Islam and is generally the fulfilment of every person's life ambition. It has been made Fardh once on every person who has the means and therefore it is extremely necessary that extreme caution be taken in fulfilling the obligation of Hajj. Before preceding for Hajj and/or Umrah it is imperative to teach all the Masaa'il (Islamic Laws) regarding and relating to Hajj, Umrah, Salaah, Salaah on journey, the laws of Purdah in particular, and above all our behaviour and the conduct to be adopted in the Mubarak places of Makkah Mukarramah and Madina Munawwarah. Originally the name of this kitaab was Five Days of Hajj, but due to some sincere brothers' advices the kitaab is now reprinted including some other important Masaa'il and with the Ziyaarat of (visit to) Madina Munnawwarah added on.On the journey of Hajj special care should be taken in regards to respect and Aadaab. Increase the remembrance of Allah and Istighfar. Additionally we should adopt the mannerism and even appearance of the Messenger PBUH]. Do also take special care in ensuring that you read all your Salaat while on this journey, and especially in the Mubarak places of the Haramayn Shareefayn. In spite of this advice and guidance some learned and pious Aalim's guidance is still required.Maulana Shabbir A. Saloojee CONTENTS1. INTRODUCTION 2. HAJJ AND THE TYPES OF HAJJ 3. UMRAH 4. FORBIDDEN THINGS IN IHRAAM 5. HAJJ-E-IFRAAD 6. HAJJ-E-QIRAAN7. HAJJ-E-TAMATTU 8. MASAA'IL OF LABBAIK (TALBIYAH) 9. 8th ZIL HIJJAH (YAUM-UT-TARWIYAH) 10. 9Th ZIL HIJJAH (THE DAY OF ARAFAAT)11. WUQOOF-E-ARAFAAT (BEING IN ARAFAAT) 12. DUAAS FOR ARAFAAT 13. FROM ARAFAAT TO MUZDALIFAH 14. THE 10th PROCEEDING TO MINA 14.1 RAMI (PELTING OF SHAYTAAN) 14.2 MASAA'IL OF ZABAH (QURBAANI 14.3 HALAQ (TO SHAVE THE HAIR) 14.4 TAWAAF-E-ZIYAARAT (THE FARDH TAWAAF OF HAJJ) 15. METHOD OF TAWAAF AND IMPORTANT MASAA'IL PERTAINING TO IT16. ZAM-ZAM 17. SA'EE BETWEEN SAFAA AND MARWA 18. 11th ZIL HIJJAH 19. 12th ZIL HIJJAH 20. 13th ZIL HIJJAH 21. FROM MINA TO MAKKAH MUKARRAMAH 22. TAWAAF-E-WIDAA (TAWAAF OF FAREWELL)23. NOBLE CHARACTER OF RASULULLAH PBUH]24. VISIT TO MADINAH AND THE ROWDHA MUBAARAK 25. AADAAB (ETIQUETTE) OF VISITING RASULULLAH PBUH] AND MASJID NABAWI 26. AADAAB (ETIQUETTE) OF MADINA MUNAWWARAH 27. WHEN VISITING BAQI 28. STORY OF HAJJ (SHEIKH SHIBLI)29. RELATED AHAADITH & VIRTUES 30. A BEAUTIFUL SALUTATION ON OUR BELOVED NABI PBUH] WITH TRANSLATION

Benefits of Reading Manzil PrayerBenefits of Reading Manzil. Manzil prayers are a collection of verses and short Surahs taken from the Quran which are practiced as a remedy for protection and antidote. The manzil prayer may be used for protection from several factors which include ruqya from black magic, jinn, witchcraft, sihr, sorcery, evil eye and so forth. It gives a person protection from various other harmful and evil forces. The manzil prayer is endorsed to be perused one or three times in one sitting. This has to be performed more than one time. Ideally, it should be recited once in the morning and once at night. This dua is the best cure for magic and evil effects. This dua is also very beneficial for curing any kind of sickness or ailment.Please note this Manzil prepared in Arbic with Urdu translation.

The main division of the Qur'an is into chapter (surah) and verse (ayat). The Quran is additionally divided into 30 equal sections, called juz' (plural: ajiza). The 30th juz' of the Quran includes the last 36 surahs (chapters) of the holy book, from the first verse of the 78th chapter (An-Nabaa 78:1) and continuing to the end of the Quran, or verse 6 of the 114th chapter (An-Nas 114:1).This entire juz' has a special name and a special place in Islamic practice. This juz' is often called juz' amma, a name which reflects the first word of the first verse of this section (78:1). It is usually the first part of the Quran that children and new Muslims learn to read, although it comes at the end of the Quran. This is because the chapters are shorter and easier to read/grasp, and the messages revealed in this section are most fundamental to a Muslim's faith.Benefits Of Understanding Juz 'Amma"Whenever some people gather in one of Allah's houses to recite the book of Allah and study it among themselves - then calmness (tranquillity) descends upon them, the angels surround them, mercy covers them, and Allah mentions them to those who are with Him." The Prophet (sallallāhu 'alayhi wa sallam), Sahīh Muslim.​Develop an intense connection with Allah through understanding & internalising the words in the QuranTremendously improve your quality of prayers with better concentration (Khusyu')Understand the context of revelation of each SurahAbility to embrace the impact of the lessons consist withinReconnect what you have memorised by your heart since you were a child, but could never penetrate the heart itselfExperience a wonderful mix of emotions upon reciting the SurahsGain the true spirit of Allah's messageSharpens your recitation skills and knowledge

IntroductionThis is a collection of Verses from the Qurān. In my family this was known as 'Manzil'. The elders of my family used to be very particular in using these verses in du'ās and treatments. The children of our family were made to memorise the Manzil at a young age.In place of amulets (that are permissible according to shariah), the veres of Qurān and those du'ās that are in the ḥadīth are much more effective and beneficial. When treating people one should be mindful of this.Rasulullah PBUH] did not leave out any need of this world or the hereafter except that he taught a du'ā by means of which to resolve that difficulty. Experience has shown that there are certain verses when read while in a specific need or difficulty, Allāh will alleviate that difficulty.Manzil is a tried and tested practice for protection and cure from mischief, Sihr and other harmful things. These verses are compiled in Al-Qawlul Jameel and Beheshti Zewar. In Al-Qawlul Jameel Shah Wali-Ullah Muhadith Dehlawi has stated that "there are thirty three verses that remove the effects of black magic and protect from shaytaans, thieves and wild animals". In Beheshti Zewar, Maulāna Ashraf Thanwi R.A] has said written that "that whoever is fearful that that someone is afflicted they should have these verses written and hung on the person's neck or that these verses can be recited and then the reader blow on some water and that water is sprinkled on the patient or that the water is sprinkled in the four corners of the house."In our family, it was quite difficult for the ladies to read these verses for anybody that was sick or afflicted as they had to go through the Qurān and find the verses which were usually book marked. So to make things easy, a separate compilation was prepared.Treatments and du'ās are effective according to the manner the person is reading it. The more concentration, focus and love that du'ās are read with, the more effective they become. There are great blessings in the name and kalaam of Allāh.Hadhrat Maulān Muḥammad Talha al‐Kandahlawi son of Hadhrat Shaykh Maulāna Muhammed Zakariya Saahib R.A]

IMPORTANCE OF SALAH Salah is the foremost of all obligations in the life of a Muslim. No obligation has greater priority than Salah. Salah is a complete and universal exercise that guides and disciplines a person in every respect. Salah teaches us to disconnect from the preoccupation of the world and connect our hearts and souls with Allah Ta'ala. Salah cleanses us, gives us control over our passions, protects us against materialism and prevents us from becoming misdirected. Salah has tremendous spiritual, physical, mental and psychological benefits. It is the door to prosperity, success, salvation in both worlds and grants the adherent the ultimate prize of Allah Ta'ala's pleasure and love. Salah is also the eraser of misdeeds as Allah Ta'ala says, "And establish Salah at both ends of the day, and in the early hours of the night. Surely, good deeds erase bad deeds. That is a reminder for the mindful." (Surah Hud)

Introduction: By the grace of Allah Ta'ala, the commencement of this book took place at the Raudha Mubaarak of Rasulullah PBUH] on the 10th Jumaadus Saani 1438 with the hope that it will gain the special blessings of Rasulullah PBUH]. The book has been written in the style of a safar nama. The book is divided into 12 chapters which are as follows: 1. Preparation for the journey 2. The journey to Madinah Munawwarah 3. The virtues of Madinah Munawwarah 4. The virtues of Masjidun Nabawi 5. The Raudha Mubaarak 6. Virtues of Durood and Salaam 7. Jannatul Baqee (The graveyard of Madinah Shareef) 8. Virtues of Masjid-e-Quba 9. Mount Uhud 10. Sab'ah Masaajid (The place where the Battle of Khandaq was fought) 11. Leaving Madinah Munawwarah 12. Some Arabic and Urdu poems in praise of Rasulullah PBUH] and Madinah Munawwarah May Allah Ta'ala make this book a means of attaining His special pleasure, His proximity as well as the proximity and pleasure of our beloved Nabi, Muhammad PBUH]. This, in actual fact, is the ultimate goal of every believer. Nothing can be achieved without the Grace and Mercy of Allah Ta'ala and for this we seek the help of Allah Ta'ala in all our affairs. Ta'limi Board (KZN), S.A.

Throughout history, people have inhabited different regions of the world, spoken different languages, experienced different cultures and witnessed different spectacles. However, all people, from all places and times, eventually and ultimately arrived at the same conclusion - physical beauty is only skin deep, while true beauty resides within the heart of an individual.As Muslims, our leader in life, and in the afterlife, is Rasulullah (sallallahu 'alaihi wasallam) - the pinnacle of perfection from all of Allah Ta'ala's creation who was the very embodiment of both inner and outer beauty. Through following his guidance and his blessed way, we will be able to imbibe those values and qualities that will bring true beauty to our hearts and souls.This book is the second volume in the True Beauty series, and has also been compiled from the stories of pious women posted on the Uswatul Muslimah. Studying the incidents of these Lives of Pious Women personalities and pondering over the lessons learnt from their lives will assist us to reflect over our own lives and inspire us to acquire the TRUE BEAUTY with which they had been blessed.May Allah Ta'ala accept this effort, allow us to follow in the footsteps of these saintly souls and raise us with them on the Day of Qiyaamah, aameen.

Contents of the bookPractical knowledge of the following topics, WudhuGhusalAzaanSalaahSUNNATS OF OUR BELOVED NABI MUHAMMAD PBUH]Sunnats of the toiletSunnats of EatingSunnats of drinkingSunnats of SleepingSunnats when AwakeningSunnats when wearing clothesSunnats of the homeGeneral Sunnats

Every Muslim should recognize the status of the parent and know his duties towards them. The status of parents in Islam is a status which mankind had not known before. Allah Has placed the respect for the parents just one step below the belief in Allah Ta'ala and true worship of Him.Allah Ta'ala says: ""And your Lord has decreed that you worship none but Him. And that you be dutiful to your parents. If one of them or both of them attain old age in your life, say not to them a word of disrespect, nor shout at them but address them in terms of honor. And lower unto them the wing of submission and humility through mercy, and say: 'My Lord Bestow on them Your Mercy as they did bring me up when I was young'" Quran 17: 23]As a parents our duty to tell our kids/children how important of parents in your world life and akhirah. This book is specially design for kids/children to learn the status and important of parents. This book represent Islamic prospect by graphics way so it's easy to understand kids/children.Allah Ta'ala will give us Tawfik to respect our parents and fulfil their right. Insha'Allah.

The greatest gift that Allah Ta'ala blesses any person with is undoubtedly the gift of Imaan. Any person blessed with Imaan, has to take care and look after his Imaan very carefully until eventually he is blessed with death on Imaan.In order to live and die on Imaan, we have to obey all the commands of Allah Ta'ala. Every day of our lives we engage in acts of Ibaadah (worship) like Salaah, Saum (fasting), Zakaat, Haj, etc. If we fulfill these actions correctly and properly we will be rewarded tremendously by Allah Ta'ala. But if we are ignorant of the laws of Allah, we may end up doing our Ibaadah (worship) incorrectly.May Allah reward the four great Imaams of Fiqh who made it so easy for us by explaining the laws of Islam so that we can easily and correctly follow the teachings of Rasulullah PBUH].Following topic is in this book, Part One The Masjid Nafl Salaah Ma'zoor Salaah of a Sick Person Death Ghusal Kafan Masaa'il Janaazah Salaah Burial Inheritance Part Two Nikaah Waleemah Talaaq (Divorce ) IddatVirtues of Earning Halaal Harms of earning Haraam Good Business ConductRibaa (Interest) Working for Someone (Labour)