A Conclusion on Some Favourite Prayers.
A Conclusion on Some Favourite Prayers.
Daily prayers may sometimes be desirable in several sources:
First: The prayer of the distinguished boy, based on the rightness of his worship.
Second: Prayer repeated in group.
3. Prayer performed to restore or to judge, if it is in the form of a preferential reservation.
Fourth: Friday prayer as the best individual choice when it is a duty.
The prayer of Eid has been mentioned above as being sometimes obligatory, but most of it is.
The following are some of the other prayers that are considered to be acceptable in the era of the absence.
All the other things are to be taken care of.
Of which:
The prayer of the funeral night: called the prayer of the monster. It is two rak'ahs.
The second is the word "a" (a) and the third is the word "a" (a).
He said, "God, I pray you, please, forgive me."
Muhammad and Muhammad, send her reward to the grave of such and such and name the dead.
After the praise, the unity two times, and after the praise in the second, the multiplication ten times, and then the prayer.
The first and best of the two.
(Question 1305): It is permissible to lease for this prayer, even if the first one leaves it.
Question 1306: If he prays and forgets the Qur'an verse or the Aayah or some of them or comes with less than the Aayah,
The number of the employees does not compensate for the prayer on the funeral night.
If the prayer is not complete, it is not prayed.
(Question 1307): If the dead is not buried until after a certain time, the first night of the burial.
Prayer is postponed to the first night of the funeral and may be performed at any time of the night from 12:00 to 1:00.
The sunset is before dawn, and the sunrise is before sunset.
(Question 1308): If the burial takes place during the day, the prayer must be postponed until the night.
Daytime, as if the first night was missed it was not legitimate.
Question 1309: If he takes money to pray and forgets to pray on the night of the funeral, he is not allowed to dispose of it.
If he did not know it and could not be identified, he was sentenced.
If it is known from evidence that if the owner had given permission, he would have been allowed to dispose of it.
The money was sufficient to be disposed of.
Of which:
The first day of each month is the day of the first prayer, which is the first of the two prayers.
One time, and in the second after the praise, the Surah Al-Qadr thirty times.
The Holy Month, and it is good to read these noble verses.
followed by:
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
And Allah knows their dwelling place and their resting place.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
God is not alone, and there is no one else who can help him.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Allah will bring ease after hardship.
I entrust my affair to Allah.
There is no god but You, the Most High.
Lord, I am in need of whatever good You have sent down to me.
Don't leave me alone, and you are the best of heirs.
(Question 1310): The time of this prayer is from the rising of the moon to the end of the first day.
They are first and foremost.
Of which:
The Ghafila prayer, which is two rak'ahs between dawn and dusk, can also be prayed at any time.
It is useful for the needs of this world and the Hereafter, read in the first after the first.
When he was angry, he thought he couldn't do anything about it.
I cried out in the darkness, "There is no God but You, O my God, I am."
We have made them to be like us, and they are like us.
The second is the prayer of the believers, which is called the 'Salat al-'Adha.
He knows what is in the land and the sea and what is in the sky.
No one knows what is going on, no one knows what is going on in the darkness.
And there is no wetness or dryness except in a clear Book.
I have the keys of the unseen which none knows except you, so pray to Muhammad and Muhammad and do it.
He said, "I am a man of God, and I know that you are God.
I pray to you, O Lord, for my life and for my family, and for my people.
The prayer is said to inherit the house of dignity and the house of peace, which is Paradise.
(Question 1311): It is permissible to bring two rak`ahs of the nafla al-maghrib in the form of a ghafil prayer.
The ones who are willing to do so are encouraged to do so, but the ones who are not willing to do so are not encouraged to do so.
Prayer.
Of which:
The prayer in the mosque of Kufa for the purpose of fulfilling a need, which is two rak`ahs, each of which is recited after the praise.
The first two are in this order: First the Falaq, then the People, then the Unity, then the Al-Anbiyaa.
The unbelievers, then the victory, then the higher, then the destiny.
Of which:
The first prayer is the 'Iqraa, which is read at dawn after the praise, and then say, 'A'uzubillah.
And the second time, after the praise, say, "I seek refuge with the Lord of mankind seven times."
He then read the Qur'an seven times, and then he read the Qur'an eight times with two submissions, each time after the praise.
If you say Allah once, say He is one God twenty-five times, and when you have finished, say Allah one.
He prayed seven times: O Living, O Standing, O Majestic, O Noble, O First God.
And the others, O Most Merciful of the merciful, the Merciful and Merciful, O Lord (seven times)!
Allah (seven times) Pray for Muhammad and Muhammad and forgive me. Remember your need. Say seventy times: No.
Say, " Glory be to God, the Lord of the Noble Throne. "
He is the Lord of the heavens and the earth.
Of which:
Parental prayer: the child prays for his parents or one of them, two rak ' at the first and ten at the second.
"Our Lord, forgive me and my parents and the believers on the Day when they will be raised."
And say, "O my Lord, forgive me and my parents and whoever enters my house."
When the believer is in the state of submission, he says ten times: "O my Lord, have mercy on her as you had on me when I was a child."
Of which:
The phrase "If you want to do something, take six sheets and write them in three" is a reference to the phrase.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, the Most Honourable, the Most Wise.
In the other three, write the same text with (Do not do). Then place it under a rack and pray two rak'ahs.
When you are done, prostrate yourself and say a hundred times: "Allah has blessed me with his mercy."
Sit down and say: O Allah, bless me in all my affairs with ease and health from you.
If you get three in a row, do what you want to do.
If three consecutive do not come out, do not do it, if one comes out do it and the other do not,
If there are three of them that do and two that do not, then the number of the most is 5.
Do what you want, even if it is not the other way around.
(Question 1312): They said that the validity of the prayer depends on the permission of one of three persons,
The legal ruler, the father or someone with prior authorization. This is undoubtedly more prudent, although
The reason for this is not that they are not good, but that they are not good enough.
With pride.
(Question 1313): The prayer is only for things for which there is no clear preference nor any reason to do them.
They are confusing things, and that is why it is said: The good is in confusion,
The good is not in the law.
Question 1314: If a person has prayed on something, it is pointless to repeat it on himself in the hope that he will
The second is inevitably invalid, unless there is a change in the situation.
The subject is well documented.
(Question 1315): The Holy Quran and the Sufyan can also be recited in detail that is not possible to
Stand.
Of which:
Prayer in the mosque of the plain, if you want to go to the plain, do it between Morocco.
The next dinner is on Wednesday night, and it is better than other times.
Then, you can pray two rak'ahs and say, "Salam al-Masjid" (Hail to the Mosque) to draw near to God.
The prayer of need or prayer in this place, when you finish, raise your hands to heaven.
Say: "You are Allah, there is no god but You, the originator of creation and the restorer.
You are God, there is no god but You, the All-carrying, the All-knowing.
You are the administrator of things and the raiser of those in the graves. You are the heir of the earth and of what is upon it.
You are God, there is no god but You, the Knower of the secret and the hidden.
If you ask me, I will answer you, and if you ask me, I will give you.
He said, "I pray to God that you will give me a good life, and that you will give me a good wife."
Prayer, O Siddha, O Mollah Yagyatha, I give you every name you have given yourself or taken in possession.
"O Lord, our God, our Savior, our Savior and our Savior, let us be blessed with the blessings of the Lord."
And when you see the light, you will be able to see the darkness.
Of which:
The prayer of Ja'far ibn Abi Talib, known as the pilot, consists of four rak'ahs, which are opened and then extended to fifteen.
He said, "God is the only God, and there is no other god except Him."
Then kneel and remember to bow, then say it ten times in the bow, then raise your head from the ground.
And say thou: 'The Lord of the worlds, the Lord of the heavens and the Lord of the earth, is one.'
You can say it ten times, and then you can say it again ten times.
Then you will prostrate and say them ten times, then lift your head from the prostration and say them ten times, then stand up.
He said, "They are fifteen times, then they read the opening of the Book and a Surah, and they knelt and prostrated, and continued on the same.
The second line of the second row is the second line of the second row.
Then you will stand and pray two rak'ahs, doing the same.
The prayer is repeated before and after the prayer of the day.
The order of the praise is: Subhanallah, All praise be to Allah, and there is no god but Allah.
And Allah is greater, and for Him are the months, and prayer in each of the two before the kneeling, and no praise.
The first prayer is with praise, and if it is shaken, the second with praise, and the ordinary prayers with praise.
The third is praise and when the victory comes, the fourth is praise and say, "He is one God, if you will."
He said, "I pray to God that he will give me a child, and I will give him a son."
If you are in haste, then do the prayer of Jaafar without any intermission, and then continue.
Praise.
(Question 1316): It has been reported that: Pray the prayer of Jaafar at any time of the day or night you wish, and if you wish, count it from the sunrise.
If you want to count the nights from the days, count them from your days, and count them from your prayers.
The phrase "I am a good man" is a reference to the goodness of God.
Please be careful.
17:17) and the following verses: "And when you are in the midst of the fire, then pray, O Israel, and say, 'O Lord, my God, my God!
Who is gracious and gracious, Who is the only one to be praised, Who encompasses all things in His knowledge,
O gracious and long-lived, O mighty and gracious, O mighty and generous, I implore you by the covenant of power.
From your throne and from your book, in your greatest and highest name and in your perfect words, pray to me.
Muhammad and Muhammad, do me this and ask for your need.
Of which:
The night prayer, which is one of the daily prayers, is a must for the believer.
The two great effects and the two great rewards, and its prayers are among the fifty-one prayers which are among the prayers.
The number of its rak'ahs has already been discussed in the chapter on the preparation of the obligations and the obligations.
The time of the division of times is the matter of (616). Here we want to know another aspect of its merits.
And its provisions.
He is the first to say, "O Lord, I am a fool," and the second to say, "O Lord, I am a fool."
The prayer is to be performed as many times as he wishes, and praise and unity are to be praised in each prayer.
The second is the older, and the third is the younger.
The more you do, the better you are, and the more you do, the better you are.
When the eight prayers of the night are completed, the shaf is separated in two rak'ahs and the uthrah in one rak'ah.
The two of them are independent of the strongest. And read in these three rak'ahs, Say He is Allah, One.
If you have a full Qur'an, the Surah al-'Uqlah is worth one-third of it, or more.
The first is the first verse of the Qur'an, the second is the second verse of the Qur'an, and the third is the second verse of the Qur'an.
Say, "I seek refuge in the Lord of the Fleet."
If you are in the morning, pray for the morning prayer, and if you are in the evening, pray for the evening prayer.
The night is the night of the Lord, and the night is the night of the Lord.
Thou grantest graces, rewards, gifts and gifts to whomsoever Thou wilt of Thy servants, and withholds them from whomsoever Thou wilt.
I am your poor servant, who hopes in your favor and your knowledge.
I have blessed one of your creatures this night and promised him a reward from your mercy, and I have separated Muhammad and his family.
The Lord of the Worlds, the Lord of the Universe, the Lord of the Universe, the Lord of the Universe.
Allah bless Muhammad, the last of the prophets, and peace be upon him.
I pray to you, Lord, that you will not forsake me, and that you will not forsake me.
He was the son of Musa ibn Jafar, the Imam of the Muslims.
He stood up in his mihrab at night and read it. It is the fiftieth prayer from the complete Sajidah, the first of which is:
God has created me together and provided me sufficiently.
When you have finished the two shaf rak'ahs, stand up for the al-'Uthrah rak'ah, and recite the praise and the Surah al-'Uqidah, or
After the praise, read the Surah Al-Ikhlas three times and the Surah Al-Mu'minun two times.
He is the one who is the only one who can save the world from the punishment of God.
For his brothers in faith, and in particular to mention forty of them by name and father's name or by any word.
He appoints them as my father and brother and so on. Whoever asks forty souls of believers will be answered.
Prayer, if God wills.
He was called to the Prophet (saw) and told him to pray for him.
"Allahu Akbar" means "God is great", "God is all-knowing", "God is all-knowing", "God is all-knowing", "God is all-knowing".
I have given, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden.
I believe in you and trust in you, and there is no power but in you, O Most Merciful.
In this prayer, the individual should say, seventy times I ask forgiveness of God my Lord and repent to Him.
He is said to have been a man of good character, and to have been a good man of faith.
He said seven times: " This is the place that will protect you from the Fire. "
Imam Zayn al-Abidin (a.s.) used to say: " Al-`Affa, Al-`Affa three hundred times.
Forgive me, O Lord, and have mercy on me, and turn to me.
He must extend the prayer, and when he is finished, he must kneel and lift his head and pray this prayer: This is the place.
He is a good man, a gracious man, a gracious man, and a gracious man.
The book is written in the form of a poem, which is a short story.
They're attacking and they're begging forgiveness. I'm attacking and I'm not standing up.
I ask forgiveness for my sins, forgiveness for those who cannot harm themselves, nor benefit themselves, nor die, nor live, nor grow.
Then the prayer is completed and the verse of the throne is recited and the praise of Fatimah (saw) is sung.
He remained in the commentary until dawn.
He also said that the prayer should be read before the bow: "No god but Allah."
There is no god but Allah, the Most High, the Great, the Lord of the Seven Heaven and the Lord of the Seven Earths.
The seven earths, and what is in them and between them, and the Lord of the Great Throne.
He said: "There is no god but Allah, the Living, the Subsistent."
And the grace, for all my iniquities and sins, and I turn to myself and repent to Him.
I have wronged myself, and evil is what I have done. These are my hands, the reward of what I have earned, and this is my neck, the subjection of what I have come.
I'm in your hands, take your pleasure from me until you're satisfied.
A mandatory limitation in bringing forward or delaying some of these mentions from others.
He said: "It is good to read the Qur'an sixty times in the first duet, and to read it after the praise.
He prayed for them thirty times, and they did not give him any food.
Guilt.
(Question 1318): The forty believers to whom he calls, may be alive and dead,
They could be both men and women, and could be of his tribe or others.
(Question 1319): All these additional preferences and mentions may be omitted for those who do not fit or restrict
The time of prayer is limited to the prayer itself.
Question 1320: The night prayer, eleven rak ' at as we know it, consisting of six prayers each.
It is a separate and independent augmentation, and it is made by adding the first of the morning and covering it with it, as in question 616 above.
Thirteen rak'ahs consisting of seven prayers with seven takbirats and sulaymats, all of which are double prayers except for the first two.
If he doubts the number of his prayers, he should build at least one, and if he doubts the number, he should build at least one.
The building was built on a brick foundation, and the roof was made of a brick slab.
The two and the three, though the construction on the most correct is built on it as doubt between the one.
And both. He has at least the same construction. And if there is doubt in the knees and prayers together.
It is doubtful that in the first or second rak'ah of the third or fourth prayer, he built at least one.
It is the first of the third and it is built on any other possibility, including the most, the second.
From the fourth, the order of the null is extended.
Question 1321: The sunrise prayer may be added to the night prayer, whether it is before dawn or after dawn.
He came in a car after dawn or at dawn during prayer, and he came with two knees.
The structure of the morning or dawn prayer, between the night prayer, in any place you want, and better.
The first eight are the first eight of the first eight, and the last eight are the last eight.
With her, I built on nothing.
Daily prayers may sometimes be desirable in several sources:
First: The prayer of the distinguished boy, based on the rightness of his worship.
Second: Prayer repeated in group.
3. Prayer performed to restore or to judge, if it is in the form of a preferential reservation.
Fourth: Friday prayer as the best individual choice when it is a duty.
The prayer of Eid has been mentioned above as being sometimes obligatory, but most of it is.
The following are some of the other prayers that are considered to be acceptable in the era of the absence.
All the other things are to be taken care of.
Of which:
The prayer of the funeral night: called the prayer of the monster. It is two rak'ahs.
The second is the word "a" (a) and the third is the word "a" (a).
He said, "God, I pray you, please, forgive me."
Muhammad and Muhammad, send her reward to the grave of such and such and name the dead.
After the praise, the unity two times, and after the praise in the second, the multiplication ten times, and then the prayer.
The first and best of the two.
(Question 1305): It is permissible to lease for this prayer, even if the first one leaves it.
Question 1306: If he prays and forgets the Qur'an verse or the Aayah or some of them or comes with less than the Aayah,
The number of the employees does not compensate for the prayer on the funeral night.
If the prayer is not complete, it is not prayed.
(Question 1307): If the dead is not buried until after a certain time, the first night of the burial.
Prayer is postponed to the first night of the funeral and may be performed at any time of the night from 12:00 to 1:00.
The sunset is before dawn, and the sunrise is before sunset.
(Question 1308): If the burial takes place during the day, the prayer must be postponed until the night.
Daytime, as if the first night was missed it was not legitimate.
Question 1309: If he takes money to pray and forgets to pray on the night of the funeral, he is not allowed to dispose of it.
If he did not know it and could not be identified, he was sentenced.
If it is known from evidence that if the owner had given permission, he would have been allowed to dispose of it.
The money was sufficient to be disposed of.
Of which:
The first day of each month is the day of the first prayer, which is the first of the two prayers.
One time, and in the second after the praise, the Surah Al-Qadr thirty times.
The Holy Month, and it is good to read these noble verses.
followed by:
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
And Allah knows their dwelling place and their resting place.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
God is not alone, and there is no one else who can help him.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Allah will bring ease after hardship.
I entrust my affair to Allah.
There is no god but You, the Most High.
Lord, I am in need of whatever good You have sent down to me.
Don't leave me alone, and you are the best of heirs.
(Question 1310): The time of this prayer is from the rising of the moon to the end of the first day.
They are first and foremost.
Of which:
The Ghafila prayer, which is two rak'ahs between dawn and dusk, can also be prayed at any time.
It is useful for the needs of this world and the Hereafter, read in the first after the first.
When he was angry, he thought he couldn't do anything about it.
I cried out in the darkness, "There is no God but You, O my God, I am."
We have made them to be like us, and they are like us.
The second is the prayer of the believers, which is called the 'Salat al-'Adha.
He knows what is in the land and the sea and what is in the sky.
No one knows what is going on, no one knows what is going on in the darkness.
And there is no wetness or dryness except in a clear Book.
I have the keys of the unseen which none knows except you, so pray to Muhammad and Muhammad and do it.
He said, "I am a man of God, and I know that you are God.
I pray to you, O Lord, for my life and for my family, and for my people.
The prayer is said to inherit the house of dignity and the house of peace, which is Paradise.
(Question 1311): It is permissible to bring two rak`ahs of the nafla al-maghrib in the form of a ghafil prayer.
The ones who are willing to do so are encouraged to do so, but the ones who are not willing to do so are not encouraged to do so.
Prayer.
Of which:
The prayer in the mosque of Kufa for the purpose of fulfilling a need, which is two rak`ahs, each of which is recited after the praise.
The first two are in this order: First the Falaq, then the People, then the Unity, then the Al-Anbiyaa.
The unbelievers, then the victory, then the higher, then the destiny.
Of which:
The first prayer is the 'Iqraa, which is read at dawn after the praise, and then say, 'A'uzubillah.
And the second time, after the praise, say, "I seek refuge with the Lord of mankind seven times."
He then read the Qur'an seven times, and then he read the Qur'an eight times with two submissions, each time after the praise.
If you say Allah once, say He is one God twenty-five times, and when you have finished, say Allah one.
He prayed seven times: O Living, O Standing, O Majestic, O Noble, O First God.
And the others, O Most Merciful of the merciful, the Merciful and Merciful, O Lord (seven times)!
Allah (seven times) Pray for Muhammad and Muhammad and forgive me. Remember your need. Say seventy times: No.
Say, " Glory be to God, the Lord of the Noble Throne. "
He is the Lord of the heavens and the earth.
Of which:
Parental prayer: the child prays for his parents or one of them, two rak ' at the first and ten at the second.
"Our Lord, forgive me and my parents and the believers on the Day when they will be raised."
And say, "O my Lord, forgive me and my parents and whoever enters my house."
When the believer is in the state of submission, he says ten times: "O my Lord, have mercy on her as you had on me when I was a child."
Of which:
The phrase "If you want to do something, take six sheets and write them in three" is a reference to the phrase.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, the Most Honourable, the Most Wise.
In the other three, write the same text with (Do not do). Then place it under a rack and pray two rak'ahs.
When you are done, prostrate yourself and say a hundred times: "Allah has blessed me with his mercy."
Sit down and say: O Allah, bless me in all my affairs with ease and health from you.
If you get three in a row, do what you want to do.
If three consecutive do not come out, do not do it, if one comes out do it and the other do not,
If there are three of them that do and two that do not, then the number of the most is 5.
Do what you want, even if it is not the other way around.
(Question 1312): They said that the validity of the prayer depends on the permission of one of three persons,
The legal ruler, the father or someone with prior authorization. This is undoubtedly more prudent, although
The reason for this is not that they are not good, but that they are not good enough.
With pride.
(Question 1313): The prayer is only for things for which there is no clear preference nor any reason to do them.
They are confusing things, and that is why it is said: The good is in confusion,
The good is not in the law.
Question 1314: If a person has prayed on something, it is pointless to repeat it on himself in the hope that he will
The second is inevitably invalid, unless there is a change in the situation.
The subject is well documented.
(Question 1315): The Holy Quran and the Sufyan can also be recited in detail that is not possible to
Stand.
Of which:
Prayer in the mosque of the plain, if you want to go to the plain, do it between Morocco.
The next dinner is on Wednesday night, and it is better than other times.
Then, you can pray two rak'ahs and say, "Salam al-Masjid" (Hail to the Mosque) to draw near to God.
The prayer of need or prayer in this place, when you finish, raise your hands to heaven.
Say: "You are Allah, there is no god but You, the originator of creation and the restorer.
You are God, there is no god but You, the All-carrying, the All-knowing.
You are the administrator of things and the raiser of those in the graves. You are the heir of the earth and of what is upon it.
You are God, there is no god but You, the Knower of the secret and the hidden.
If you ask me, I will answer you, and if you ask me, I will give you.
He said, "I pray to God that you will give me a good life, and that you will give me a good wife."
Prayer, O Siddha, O Mollah Yagyatha, I give you every name you have given yourself or taken in possession.
"O Lord, our God, our Savior, our Savior and our Savior, let us be blessed with the blessings of the Lord."
And when you see the light, you will be able to see the darkness.
Of which:
The prayer of Ja'far ibn Abi Talib, known as the pilot, consists of four rak'ahs, which are opened and then extended to fifteen.
He said, "God is the only God, and there is no other god except Him."
Then kneel and remember to bow, then say it ten times in the bow, then raise your head from the ground.
And say thou: 'The Lord of the worlds, the Lord of the heavens and the Lord of the earth, is one.'
You can say it ten times, and then you can say it again ten times.
Then you will prostrate and say them ten times, then lift your head from the prostration and say them ten times, then stand up.
He said, "They are fifteen times, then they read the opening of the Book and a Surah, and they knelt and prostrated, and continued on the same.
The second line of the second row is the second line of the second row.
Then you will stand and pray two rak'ahs, doing the same.
The prayer is repeated before and after the prayer of the day.
The order of the praise is: Subhanallah, All praise be to Allah, and there is no god but Allah.
And Allah is greater, and for Him are the months, and prayer in each of the two before the kneeling, and no praise.
The first prayer is with praise, and if it is shaken, the second with praise, and the ordinary prayers with praise.
The third is praise and when the victory comes, the fourth is praise and say, "He is one God, if you will."
He said, "I pray to God that he will give me a child, and I will give him a son."
If you are in haste, then do the prayer of Jaafar without any intermission, and then continue.
Praise.
(Question 1316): It has been reported that: Pray the prayer of Jaafar at any time of the day or night you wish, and if you wish, count it from the sunrise.
If you want to count the nights from the days, count them from your days, and count them from your prayers.
The phrase "I am a good man" is a reference to the goodness of God.
Please be careful.
17:17) and the following verses: "And when you are in the midst of the fire, then pray, O Israel, and say, 'O Lord, my God, my God!
Who is gracious and gracious, Who is the only one to be praised, Who encompasses all things in His knowledge,
O gracious and long-lived, O mighty and gracious, O mighty and generous, I implore you by the covenant of power.
From your throne and from your book, in your greatest and highest name and in your perfect words, pray to me.
Muhammad and Muhammad, do me this and ask for your need.
Of which:
The night prayer, which is one of the daily prayers, is a must for the believer.
The two great effects and the two great rewards, and its prayers are among the fifty-one prayers which are among the prayers.
The number of its rak'ahs has already been discussed in the chapter on the preparation of the obligations and the obligations.
The time of the division of times is the matter of (616). Here we want to know another aspect of its merits.
And its provisions.
He is the first to say, "O Lord, I am a fool," and the second to say, "O Lord, I am a fool."
The prayer is to be performed as many times as he wishes, and praise and unity are to be praised in each prayer.
The second is the older, and the third is the younger.
The more you do, the better you are, and the more you do, the better you are.
When the eight prayers of the night are completed, the shaf is separated in two rak'ahs and the uthrah in one rak'ah.
The two of them are independent of the strongest. And read in these three rak'ahs, Say He is Allah, One.
If you have a full Qur'an, the Surah al-'Uqlah is worth one-third of it, or more.
The first is the first verse of the Qur'an, the second is the second verse of the Qur'an, and the third is the second verse of the Qur'an.
Say, "I seek refuge in the Lord of the Fleet."
If you are in the morning, pray for the morning prayer, and if you are in the evening, pray for the evening prayer.
The night is the night of the Lord, and the night is the night of the Lord.
Thou grantest graces, rewards, gifts and gifts to whomsoever Thou wilt of Thy servants, and withholds them from whomsoever Thou wilt.
I am your poor servant, who hopes in your favor and your knowledge.
I have blessed one of your creatures this night and promised him a reward from your mercy, and I have separated Muhammad and his family.
The Lord of the Worlds, the Lord of the Universe, the Lord of the Universe, the Lord of the Universe.
Allah bless Muhammad, the last of the prophets, and peace be upon him.
I pray to you, Lord, that you will not forsake me, and that you will not forsake me.
He was the son of Musa ibn Jafar, the Imam of the Muslims.
He stood up in his mihrab at night and read it. It is the fiftieth prayer from the complete Sajidah, the first of which is:
God has created me together and provided me sufficiently.
When you have finished the two shaf rak'ahs, stand up for the al-'Uthrah rak'ah, and recite the praise and the Surah al-'Uqidah, or
After the praise, read the Surah Al-Ikhlas three times and the Surah Al-Mu'minun two times.
He is the one who is the only one who can save the world from the punishment of God.
For his brothers in faith, and in particular to mention forty of them by name and father's name or by any word.
He appoints them as my father and brother and so on. Whoever asks forty souls of believers will be answered.
Prayer, if God wills.
He was called to the Prophet (saw) and told him to pray for him.
"Allahu Akbar" means "God is great", "God is all-knowing", "God is all-knowing", "God is all-knowing", "God is all-knowing".
I have given, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden, I have forbidden.
I believe in you and trust in you, and there is no power but in you, O Most Merciful.
In this prayer, the individual should say, seventy times I ask forgiveness of God my Lord and repent to Him.
He is said to have been a man of good character, and to have been a good man of faith.
He said seven times: " This is the place that will protect you from the Fire. "
Imam Zayn al-Abidin (a.s.) used to say: " Al-`Affa, Al-`Affa three hundred times.
Forgive me, O Lord, and have mercy on me, and turn to me.
He must extend the prayer, and when he is finished, he must kneel and lift his head and pray this prayer: This is the place.
He is a good man, a gracious man, a gracious man, and a gracious man.
The book is written in the form of a poem, which is a short story.
They're attacking and they're begging forgiveness. I'm attacking and I'm not standing up.
I ask forgiveness for my sins, forgiveness for those who cannot harm themselves, nor benefit themselves, nor die, nor live, nor grow.
Then the prayer is completed and the verse of the throne is recited and the praise of Fatimah (saw) is sung.
He remained in the commentary until dawn.
He also said that the prayer should be read before the bow: "No god but Allah."
There is no god but Allah, the Most High, the Great, the Lord of the Seven Heaven and the Lord of the Seven Earths.
The seven earths, and what is in them and between them, and the Lord of the Great Throne.
He said: "There is no god but Allah, the Living, the Subsistent."
And the grace, for all my iniquities and sins, and I turn to myself and repent to Him.
I have wronged myself, and evil is what I have done. These are my hands, the reward of what I have earned, and this is my neck, the subjection of what I have come.
I'm in your hands, take your pleasure from me until you're satisfied.
A mandatory limitation in bringing forward or delaying some of these mentions from others.
He said: "It is good to read the Qur'an sixty times in the first duet, and to read it after the praise.
He prayed for them thirty times, and they did not give him any food.
Guilt.
(Question 1318): The forty believers to whom he calls, may be alive and dead,
They could be both men and women, and could be of his tribe or others.
(Question 1319): All these additional preferences and mentions may be omitted for those who do not fit or restrict
The time of prayer is limited to the prayer itself.
Question 1320: The night prayer, eleven rak ' at as we know it, consisting of six prayers each.
It is a separate and independent augmentation, and it is made by adding the first of the morning and covering it with it, as in question 616 above.
Thirteen rak'ahs consisting of seven prayers with seven takbirats and sulaymats, all of which are double prayers except for the first two.
If he doubts the number of his prayers, he should build at least one, and if he doubts the number, he should build at least one.
The building was built on a brick foundation, and the roof was made of a brick slab.
The two and the three, though the construction on the most correct is built on it as doubt between the one.
And both. He has at least the same construction. And if there is doubt in the knees and prayers together.
It is doubtful that in the first or second rak'ah of the third or fourth prayer, he built at least one.
It is the first of the third and it is built on any other possibility, including the most, the second.
From the fourth, the order of the null is extended.
Question 1321: The sunrise prayer may be added to the night prayer, whether it is before dawn or after dawn.
He came in a car after dawn or at dawn during prayer, and he came with two knees.
The structure of the morning or dawn prayer, between the night prayer, in any place you want, and better.
The first eight are the first eight of the first eight, and the last eight are the last eight.
With her, I built on nothing.
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