Summary 1) The necessity of being conscious of Allaah. 2) Gratitude due to Allaah for the favor of Siam (fasting) and Qiam (night prayer). 3) The virtue of fasting six days from Shawaal, and misconceptions related to fasting these days. 4) How the huge gathering of people attending Salaatul Eid, reminds us of another larger gathering on the Day of Judgment, and the things we should do in preparation for that Day. 5) Sunnah of the Eid, and reminding that its not of the Sunnah to visit the graves. 6) An advice to women to fear Allah, and to fulfill husband’s and children’s rights, and a warning against going out while applying makeup and displaying their charms. (Repeating seven successive Takbirs then saying): “Allaahu Akbar Allahu Akbar La Ilaha Illa Allaah, Allaahu Akbar Allaahu Akbar Wa Lillahil-Hamd” (Allaah is the Greatest, Allaah is the Greatest, there is no deity worthy of worship but Allaah, Allaah is the Greatest, Allaah is the Greatest, to Allaah all praise is due). Praise be to Allaah, the Assembler of the multitudes again and again, the Eliminator of nations and armies, the One Who will gather mankind together against a Day about which there is no doubt, for Allaah never fails in His promise. I testify that Muhammad is Allaah’s servant and Messenger, who is favored by Allaah above all mankind. May Allaah bless him, his family, his Companions and those who follow them on the proper path until the Resurrection Day! O people! Fear Allaah, and give thanks to Him on account of the great favors He has endowed upon you, including the completion of fasting and voluntary night prayers, which are the greatest of all favors! Ask Allaah to accept your deeds and to overlook your mistakes, for He is the Most Generous of all those who show generosity and the Most Benevolent of those who show benevolence.
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 06:25:49 +0000
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