The Abridged of the Prophet’s Prayer Described By Muhammad Naasir Ud-Deen Al-Albaanee

The Abridged of the Prophet’s Prayer Described By Muhammad Naasir Ud-Deen Al-Albaanee

ISBN: 9781902727158

Author: Imam Muhammad Nasirud-Din Al-Albani

Book Binding: Paperback

Pages: 45

Size: 8.3 X 5.9 X 0.1

Publication Year: 2016

Description

About This Book:

Muhammad Nasiruddin al-Albani's "The Condensed of the Prophet's Request Portrayed" is a concise and legitimate handbook that gives a full clarification of the Prophet Muhammad's (tranquility arrive) approach to rehearsing Salah (petition). This book is a significant asset for Muslims who need to work on their comprehension and practice of one of Islam's most fundamental demonstrations of commitment.

"The Shortened of the Prophet's Request Portrayed" presents a reasonable and complete examination of the Prophet Muhammad's Salah technique, regularly known as the "Sunnah" or Prophetic practice. This work, composed by the famous Islamic thinker Muhammad Nasiruddin al-Albani, incorporates the accompanying significant elements:

Step-by-Step Instructions:

From the beginning Takbir (saying "Allahu Akbar") to the consummation Taslim (saying "As-salaam 'alaykum wa rahmatullah"), the book gives exhaustive, bit by bit guidelines for each piece of the request.

Authentic Hadith: Bona fide Hadith:

Al-Albani depends on genuine Hadith (Prophet Muhammad's practices and adages) to depict the Prophet Muhammad's procedure of Salah, guaranteeing that perusers get exact and reliable guidance.

Detailed Explanations:

Clarifications are accommodated in every part of the request, including the substantial stances (like standing, twisting, and surrender), recitations, and various petitions performed all through Salah.

Variations for Different Prayers:

The book gives interesting petition variations to the five day-to-day Salah, Friday (Jumu'ah) petitions, the two 'Eid petitions, and other extraordinary events.

Spiritual Significance:

Al-Albani gives bits of knowledge into the profound significance of supplication all throughout the book, featuring its situation as a type of association with Allah and a wellspring of otherworldly purging.