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مختصر [قيام الليل وقيام رمضان وكتاب الوتر]

Mukhtsar Qayam Al Lail w Qayam Ramzan w Qayam Al Wittar

by Muhammad Bin Nasar Al Maroozi

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مختصر [قيام الليل وقيام رمضان وكتاب الوتر] · مختصر قيام الليل ‹ باب الجهر بالقراءة في صلاة الليل · حديث 140.1

عن أم هانئ رضي الله عنها قالت : « كنت أسمع قراءة النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم من الليل وأنا على عريش أهلي » وكان أبو هريرة رضي الله عنه « إذا قرأ رفع طورا وخفض طورا ، وذكر أنها قراءة رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم » وفي حديث عبد الله بن قيس أنه سأل عائشة رضي الله عنها : « كيف كانت قراءة رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم من الليل ، أكان يجهر أم يسر ؟ قالت : كل ذلك كان يفعل ، ربما جهر وربما أسر »

على عريش أهلي وكان أبو هريرة إذا قرأ رفع طورا وخفض طورا ← كنت أسمع قراءة النبي من الليل ← أُمِّ هَانِئٍ

Mukhtsar Qayam Al Lail w Qayam Ramzan w Qayam Al Wittar · Chapter about what it is desirable for him to read on the authority of Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him: “I never see a man born in Islam and his mind realizing Islam never sleeps until he recites this verse: God there is no god but He is th › Chapter · Hadith 140.1

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1. Chapter about what it is desirable for him to read on the authority of Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him: “I never see a man born in Islam and his mind realizing Islam never sleeps until he recites this verse: God there is no god but He is th
    1. Chapter of the ruling on night prayer Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Nasr al-Marwazi said in Samarkand: God the Blessed and Almighty said: O Muzammil, get up the night except a little, half of it or decrease it a little, or add to it and recite the Qur’an in a2. He mentioned the encouragement to perform the night prayer from the Book of God Almighty. God the Blessed and Exalted said to His Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, and from the night, so pray for it and pray for you. ). And he said: And fr3. Chapter of what he said in him: their south shuns their beds (1)4. Chapter5. He mentioned the one who said to shrink from the bed is the evening prayer on the authority of Umm Salamah: Their south shuns from the bed (1) She said: On the dark prayer and on the authority of Anas bin Malik: waiting for the prayer that is called the d6. Chapter of what came on the authority of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and those who came after him, regarding the encouragement and virtue of the night prayer7. Chapter of the two rak'ahs before sunset God Almighty said: And complete the fasting until the night (1) So the scholars have agreed that when the sun sets, the night has entered and the breaking of the fast comes and the news came from the Prophet, may G8. He mentioned those who did not kneel on the authority of al-Nakha'i, who said: “In Kufa it was the choice of the companions of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him, Abdullah bin Masoud, may G9. Chapter of the two rak'ahs after Maghrib, Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, said: “Two rak'ahs after sunset, and the setting of the stars (2) two rak'ahs before dawn.” And on the authority of Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him,10. The door to choose the two rak'ahs after Maghrib at home11. Chapter of hastening the two rak'ahs after sunset, on the authority of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, who said: “Two angels met during the sunset prayer, and one of them said to his friend: Take us up, and he said: My friend did not pray, he said12. Chapter What desirable to recite in the two rak'ahs after sunset13. The door to lengthening the two rak'ahs after Maghrib14. Chapter: Encouraging prayer between sunset and dinner except for the two rak'ahs on the authority of Abdullah bin Isa, may God have mercy on him: “People of the Ansar used to pray between Maghrib and Isha, and I descended in them, and their south avoided15. The door of the two rak'ahs after dinner16. The door of the two rak'ahs at home17. Chapter18. The door of the four rak'ahs after the Last Supper19. Chapter on the times of the night that it is desirable to pray in prayer and in which the supplication is requested20. The chapter on asking forgiveness for dawn and praying in it. God Almighty said: And by bewitches they seek forgiveness (1) He said: And those who seek forgiveness for dawn (2) on the authority of Nafeh that Ibn Umar used to revive the night, and then he21. Chapter for a man to wake up his family and whoever follows him, and a woman to be her husband, for the night prayers22. Chapter of what is punished by the neglector of the night prayers23. Section of the use of saying the day on the night24. Chapter If a man used to pray at night, he would warn for that. Ibn Masoud, may God be pleased with him, said: “If a man sleeps while he wants to get up at night, he will wake up, either a snail or a boy, or something wakes up and opens his eyes, and he h25. Chapter of what begins with the remembrance of God upon attention from sleep26. The door of tooth brushing when ablution for the night27. The door to ablution for night prayers, perfume, and wearing good clothes. Abdullah bin Zakaria, may God have mercy on him, and his companions used to wash every night after dinner for worship28. Chapter of what opens with the night prayer of remembrance and supplication29. The door of hatred for darkness after dinner30. Chapter on permissibility of darkening after dinner to study knowledge or in a matter of Muslim affairs31. Chapter of the number of prayers of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, at night32. Another type of prayer of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace33. A third type of prayer of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace34. A fourth type of prayer of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace35. The door to choosing the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, to pray at night, two by two36. The door of the opening of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, to pray at night with two light rak'ahs37. The door to choose the length of standing in the night prayer38. Chapter39. Chapter40. The door to reciting out loud in the night prayer on the authority of Umm Hani, may God be pleased with her, who said: “I used to hear the reading of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, from the night while I was on the throne of my fami41. Chapter42. Rewind chapter in reading43. The door to storing and improving sound with reading44. The door to singing the Qur’an and dispensing with it45. Chapter on the descent of the angels and tranquility and the attendance of Ammar Al-Dar Al-Abra’s prayer at night to hear the Qur’an46. Chapter47. The chapter on crying when reading the Qur’an, he said: “This Qur’an was sent down with sadness, and if you read it, cry” etc.48. The door to repeating the verse over and over, managing what is in it49. Chapter50. Chapter the hatred of cutting the surah and combining the surahs in a rakah51. Chapter52. Chapter in which the Qur’an is sealed the most, and the number of nights is the least53. Chapter enough of the Qur’an at night54. Chapter of what came in the virtue of reading the blessed in the hand of the king55. Chapter reward reading at night56. Chapter of what is said in the bowing and prostration of the night prayer and in between that57. Chapter mentioning the dislike of prayer with drowsiness and apathy58. Chapter of the one who had a prayer of the night and conquered it with sleep or something else59. Chapter mentioning a man’s spending of what he missed from reading the night in daytime prayer60. The hatred of volunteering after dawn breaks, except for two rak'ahs61. Chapter mentioning the night prayer in travel62. Section mentioning voluntary prayer sitting63. Chapter Mentioning how the worshiper should sit sitting while reading it Abu Abdullah said that nothing of the news that we narrated from the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said that he prayed sitting while he was sitting, how was it ex64. Chapter65. Chapter66. Chapter67. Chapter68. Chapter69. Chapter70. Chapter
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