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Salaat was the first and the foremost thing
ordained by Allah, and it shall be the first and the foremost thing to
be reckoned for on the Day of Judgment.
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Fear Allah in the matter of salaat !
Fear Allah in the matter of Salaat ! Fear Allah in the matter of
salaat !.
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Salaat intervenes between man and Shirk.
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Salaat is the mark of Islam. A person who says
his salaat at the fixed hours with sincerity and devotion, observing all its
regulations including the Mustahabbaat, is surely a Mo'min.
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Of all things that have been ordained by
Allah, Imaan and and Salaat are the most valued. If there were any other
thing better then salaat, then Allah would have ordained in for His
Angels, some of whom are always in ruku and others in sajdah.
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Salaat is the pillar of Islam.
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Salaat abases the Devil
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Salaat is the light of Momin
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Salaat is the best Jihaad
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Allah keeps relenting towards a person
so long as he is engaged in salaat.
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When a calamity befalls us from the heaven,
people frequenting the musjid are spared and save.
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If some major sins of Muslim land him in Hell,
the fire would not burn those parts of body which have touched the ground
while he was in sajdah during his salaat.
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Fire has been forbidden to touch those parts
of the body which touch the ground while performing the sajdah.
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Of all the practices, salaat made at fixed
hours in most loved by Allah.
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Allah likes most the posture of a
person when he is in sajdah, pressing his forehead on the ground in humility.
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A person is sajdah is nearest unto Allah.
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Salaat is key to Paradise.
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When a person stands in salaat the gates of
Paradise are let open and all the veils between him and Allah are
lifted (provided that he spoils not his salaat by coughing etc.,).
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A person in salaat (so to say) knocks at the
door of the sovereign Lord, and the door is always opened for him who knocks.
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The position of salaat in Islam is as the
position of the head in a body.
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Salaat is the light of the heart. Let those
who wish enlighten their hearts (through salaat).
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If a person wishes to have his sins forgiven
by Allah, he should perform the wudu properly, offer with devotion two
or four rakaats of fardh or nafl and then pray to Allah. Allah
will forgive him.
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Any strip of earth, on which Allah is
remembered in salaat, takes pride over the rest of the Earth.
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Allah accepts the prayer of person who
prays to Him what he prays for, sometimes immediately and sometimes (in his
own interest) later.
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A person who performs two rakaats of salaat in
seclusion, where no body except Allah and His Angels see him, receives
a writ of deliverance from the fire of hell.
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Grant of one prayer (wish) becomes due to a
person from Allah after each fardh salaat performed by him.
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Fire of Hell is forbidden and the Paradise
becomes due to a person who performs his wudhu properly and says his salaat
conscientiously, according to its regulations.
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The Devil remains scared of a Muslim so long
as he is particular about his salaat, but no sooner does he neglect it than
the Devil gets a hold upon him and aspires for success in seducing him.
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Salaat at its early hours is the most
excellent practice.
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Salaat is the offering of the pious.
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Salaat at its early hours is a
practice most
like by Allah.
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At dawn, some people go to the musjid and some
to the market. Those going to the musjid are the flag-bearers of Imaan and
those leaving for the market are the flag-bearers of the Devil.
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The four rakaats before Zuhr have the same
reward as the four rakaats of Tahajjud.
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The four rakaats before Zuhr
are counted equal (in reward) to four rakaats of Tahajjud.
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Mercy of Allah turns
towards a person standing in salaat.
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Salaat at the dead of night is
most valued, but there are very few who do it.
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Jibra-eel (Alayhis salaam) came
to me and said, O Mohammad
(Sallallaho Alaihe Wasallam) ! however
long thou livest thou shall die one day, and whoever, thou may love thou shall
depart from him one day. Surely, thou shall receive the recompense of whatever
(good or evil) thou dost No doubt the dignity of a Mo'min is in Tahajjud and
his honor is in contentment and restraint.
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Two rakaats in the late hours
of the night are more valuable than all the riches of this world. But for fear
of hardship to my followers, I would have made these obligatory.
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Keep offering Tahajjud, for it
is the path of the righteous and the means of approach to Allah.
Tahajjud keeps one away from sins, causes forgiveness of sins and improves the
health of body.
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Allah says, "O son of
Aadam ! Do not be weak in offering four rakaats in the early part of the day
for I shall suffice thee in thy jobs in the rest of it."
