JIN AND THEIR TYPES : INTERESTING

The following article is taken from foodiefahoodie blog aka Ilm4all blog. But i have modified the article as and where required 


1. Definition:

The word Jinn in `Arabic refers to something that is concealed and hidden.

It says in Lisaan al-`Arab: Janana means to cover or conceal. Everything that is concealed from you is Junna `Anka (concealed from you). Jannahu al-layl means the night covered him. The Jinn is so called because they are concealed and hidden from view. Hence the fetus is called al-Janeenbecause it is concealed in his mother’s womb.

YES THE JINNS CAN POSSESS AND HARM HUMANS!

Jinns (made from smoke/fire) are not a myth. May be to a Non Muslim (rarely) this concept (of reality) be difficult to digest, but for a Muslim who believes in Allah then he wouldn't find the below verse difficult to comprehend 

Ruqyah - What and How is it done in brief

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

1. TYPES OF MAGIC
2. WHAT IS RUQYAH?

3. PREREQUISITES FOR RUQYAH

4. CONTENT AND METHOD OF RUQYAH

5. MEDICINES (PROPHETIC AND WORLDLY) ALONG WITH RUQYAH

6. ATTITUDE OF THE PATIENT

7.  EXPELLING JINN FROM THE HOUSE 

8. REAL LIFE EXPERIENCES

9. TREATMENTS DONE AGAINST THE SHARI’AH AND IT’S CONSEQUENCES

10. EXTRA READING

DUAS TO PROTECT FROM JINNS, EVIL EYE (BURI NAZAR) AND BLACK MAGIC

NOTE THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REVISED AND EDITED ON 18.8.2013 SO IF YOU OR YOUR FRIENDS HAVE TAKEN FROM THE OLD DOCUMENTS, KINDLY ASK THEM TO REVISE AND COPY AGAIN FOR CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS

THE HOORS MENTIONED IN QURAN ARE FEMALES AND NOT MALES

Daily Duas to protect against Bad calamities and Jinn

A list of du`as that ought to be recited daily in the morning and evening , without fail. I have colour coded certain arabic words with their english counterparts so as to make the non-arab reader develop a sense of awareness of which word corresponds to which protective word

Download the free pdf from: [Updated on 07.July.2020]

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Original article containing explanations about Jinn, evil eye and a bunch of extra du`as can be accessed from here: http://the-finalrevelation.blogspot.com/2012/07/duas-to-protect-from-evil-eye-buri.html

HOW TO PRAY SALATUL ISTIKHARA ( SEEKING HELP FROM ALLAH IN A DECISION / MATTER )

WHAT IS ISTIKHARA ?

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THIS ARTICLE IS IN URDU AS WELL: http://the-finalrevelation.blogspot.com/2013/10/urdu-article-what-is-istikhara-and.html

Istikhara in arabic means taking Allahs help. Whenever one wants to undertake a decision or a matter or anything regarding his life whether it be an important matter or a casual matter, he can (should) pray two raka'ats nawafil prayer and supplicate the below mentioned dua of istikhara after it to seek the help of Allah in his matter/decision.Istikhara cannot be done for haraam or disliked matters in Islam (working in a bank operating on interest, going to a club, having illegal sexual intercourse and etc). Istikhara is only and only allowed for matters which are mubah (allowed) or mustahab (recommended) in Islam concerning either an individual's personal life (property etc) or religious life (marriage, help in Islamic issues).


Always remember : {Does He Who created not know, while He is The Subtle, The Acquainted?} [Quran 67:14]

BELIEF IN SUPERSTITION & EVIL OMENS IS HARAAM

Index : 

THE FORGOTTEN SUNNAH

Table of Contents :

1. The importance of reviving the sunnah and seeking knowledge to do so

2. A point to remember before proceeding

3.  Some of the forgotten sunnan ! 

Forgotten Sunnah # 1 :The Sunnah at the times of calamity, difficulty and trials

Forgotten Sunnah (or reward) # 2 : Entering the market whilst saying .....


Forgotten Sunnah # 3 : Fasting for three days every month 

Forgotten Sunnah # 4 :Rinsing the mouth after drinking Milk or anything that has a fatty residue

Forgotten Sunnah # 5 :Having a part of rainfall fall on you

Forgotten Sunnah # 6 :Washing the nose thrice after waking up from Sleep

Forgotten Sunnah # 7: Reciting the Adhkaar (praises and supplications) after the Fardh salah 

Forgotten Sunnah # 8: Reading or preaching from Surah Qaaf (Surah no. 50) during the Jumu'ah Khutbah (friday sermon)

Forgotten Sunnah # 9: Reciting Surah Ghaashiya (88), al-'Ala (87), Al-Jumu'ah(62) and Munafiqoon (63) in the Jumu'ah (friday) prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 10: The Prayer of Istikhaara for any and every matter

Forgotten Sunnah # 11: Dua'as to protect oneself and one's children from Evil eye, Black Magic/Jinn and Harm

Forgotten Sunnah # 12: Walking Barefoot sometimes

Forgotten Sunnah # 13: Wiping over Khuffs (socks) during wudu' (ablution)

Forgotten Sunnah # 14: Reciting some verses in the third and fourth rak'ah of Zuhur prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 15: Returning greeting (Walaikum Assalaam) in prayer by making a gesture with one's hands


Forgotten Sunnah # 16: Spitting dryly to one's left side, three times and seeking refuge with Allaah from the devil during prayer when distracted by the devil

Forgotten Sunnah # 17: offering two Rak'ahs whenever one returns from a journey

Forgotten Sunnah # 18: The Imam verifying that the rows are straight and gaps filled

Forgotten Sunnah # 19: The Evergreen medicine therapy : Hijaama (cupping)

Forgotten Sunnah # 20: Using Siwak (Miswak) before every prayer, when entering the house and when getting up for tahajjud

Forgotten Sunnah # 21: Praying Nawafil and Sunnah prayers at home

Forgotten Sunnah # 22: Supplicating with whatever you want after the Final Tashahud in salah 

Forgotten Sunnah # 23: Pausing for a while after rising/getting up from Rukoo' and First Sujood 

Forgotten Sunnah # 24: Jalse e Istarahaat (the pause/sitting after every Odd rak'ah)

Forgotten Sunnah # 25: Reciting a surah after al Faatiha in the prayer of Janaazah (funeral)

Forgotten Sunnah # 26: Making Dua'a after the fourth takbeer in salatul Janaazah (funeral prayer)

Forgotten Sunnah # 27: Adding more than 4 takbeerat to the funeral prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 28: Sunnah of asking for good and seeking refuge in Allah during rain or wind storm

Forgotten Sunnah # 29: Praying 2 rak'ah after the 'Asr prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 30: Visiting the sick and reciting the virtuous dua'a  while doing so.

Forgotten Sunnah # 31: Keeping a sutrah  (barrier) before ourselves during prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 32: To suppress arrogance and say I do not know

Forgotten Sunnah # 33: The Sunnah of not cheating or lying during trade/business dealings or falsely taking an oath for the same.

Forgotten Sunnah # 34: Not to Argue , especially during Ramadan

Forgotten Sunnah # 35: To enter a house/shop by saying Assalamu 'Alaykum or its Likes.

Forgotten Sunnah # 36: To spread the Islamic greeting to both known and Unknown Muslims 

Forgotten Sunnah # 37: Praying two rak'ah before leaving the house and after returning to the house to safeguard or protect oneself from the harms

Forgotten Sunnah # 38: Wiping the face after getting up from sleep
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 39 : Reciting a portion or part of Qur'an before going to sleep or in a Day
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 40: Invoking and Supplicating to Allah during the recitation of the Qur'an in the prayer (salah) itself and at times of Sujood and Tashahud
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 41 : To Pass the drink to the person sitting on the right first.
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 42: To say Bismillah before removing the clothes to protect the awrah being exposed to the Jinns.

Forgotten Sunnah # 43 : To say Bismillah when we trip /fall

Forgotten Sunnah # 44: To pay the wage/salary of the worker on time. 

Forgotten Sunnah # 45 : In a funeral , To sit down only after the coffin has been placed down

Forgotten Sunnah # 46: Praying, praising Allah and giving charity during eclipse

Forgotten Sunnah # 47: Saying Assalamu `alaykum to children whenever we pass by them

Forgotten Sunnah # 48: Some of the Sunan of the Salah and Salat Al-Duha

Forgotten Sunnah # 49: From the Sunan of Wudu': Rubbing between your toes with your pinky/last finger

Forgotten Sunnah # 50 : Returning the salaam only when you have purified/washed your hands after relieving yourself. 

Forgotten Sunnah # 51: Praising your creditor (one who gave you a loan) while returning his loan back


Forgotten Sunnah # 52: A partner should not eat two dates at a time (while having a meal with him without his/host's permission)



Forgotten Sunnah # 53: Reciting this du`a after reciting Qur`an or after getting up from any gathering (meeting) and after every prayer 

Forgotten Sunnah # 54 : 2 rak`at Optional Prayer After Eid Prayer 

Forgotten Sunnah # 55 : Making du`a using these words to hasten it's response 

SOME BEAUTIFUL METHODS TO REPENT AND ERASE OUR SINS

SOME BEAUTIFUL METHODS TO REPENT AND ERASE OUR SINS 

It is reported that Talq b. Habîb – Allâh have mercy on him – said, “The right of Allâh is too great and heavy for the creation to fulfill and the blessings of Allâh are too many to enumerate, but you should remain repentant, morning and evening.” [Ibn Abî Al-Dunyâ, Al-Tawbah article 62.]

The prophet (sallalahu `alayhi wa sallam) said : "Glad tidings to those who find a lot of seeking forgiveness in the record of their deeds"

[Ref: Sunan Ibn Majah 3818, Hasan]

WHY DOESN'T ALLAH SHOW SIGNS TO THE DISBELIEVERS AS AND WHEN REQUESTED?

 Attention please ! 

MISCONCEPTIONS REGARDING SHABE-E-BARA (15TH SHABAN) AND THEIR ANSWERS - 15TH SHABAAN

MISCONCEPTIONS REGARDING SHABE-E-BARAT (15TH SHABAN) AND THEIR ANSWERS - 15TH SHABAAN

Misconception # 1: The night of the 15th of Sha'baan should be singled out for worship, prayer, etc.

Clarification: Our best example and role model is the Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alayhi wa Sallam) and he never, ever singled out this night for worship or qiyaam nor did his Sahaba.

Shaykh Ibn Baaz said:"There is no saheeh hadeeth concerning the night of the fifteenth of Sha’baan. All the ahaadeeth that have been narrated concerning that are mawdoo’ (fabricated) and da’eef (weak), and have no basis. There is nothing special about this night, and no recitation of Qur’aan or prayer, whether alone or in congregation, is specified for this night. What some of the scholars have said about it being special is a weak opinion. It is not permissible to single it out for any special actions. This is the correct view. And Allaah is the Source of strength." (Fataawa Islamiyyah, 4/511)

More fatawaas of scholars are attested at the end of this article .

Misconception # 2: There are special prayers to be offered on this night.

OMG !! YES EVEN DOING THIS IS SHIRQ !!

OMG !! YES EVEN DOING THIS IS SHIRQ !! 

WHAT IS SHIRQ? 

QA#2: Elder brother is jobless, harms parents and moving away from religion

Question: 


Assalamualaikum warahmatullah. Sir my elder brother is getting far from Islaam and parents day by day. He previously worked in a private bank, then he left his job few months ago as he said its haraam and i can not do it. Now he remains all the time at home with his smartphone, and does not even pray one time salah, and also he fights even on little things with mother, my mother being  psychologically not so good, her health is worsening day by day, please help to bring my brother back again towards Islaan and towards parents. And also I have a question, is there any possibility that any type of magic have been done on my brother, as he has been my inspiration towards rightiousness of ous deen and now he is far away from It. Please help. Jazakallah

Answer: 


Your question is divided into 4 parts. 


Part 1: sitting at home not working and using Islam's excuse to do so. 

Part 2: Not fulfilling obligatory islamic duties 

Part 3: Harming the parents

Part 4: The possibility of magic or evil eye 

25 + WAYS AND SHORTCUTS TO HAVE ALL YOUR SINS FORGIVEN

25 + WAYS AND SHORTCUTS TO HAVE ALL OUR SINS FORGIVEN 

It is reported that Talq b. Habîb – Allâh have mercy on him – said, “The right of Allâh is too great and heavy for the creation to fulfill and the blessings of Allâh are too many to enumerate, but you should remain repentant, morning and evening.” [Ibn Abî Al-Dunyâ, Al-Tawbah article 62.]

EXPLAINING THE HADITH ' SATAN URINATED IN THE EAR"

TABLE OF CONTENTS :

TAWEEZ (Amulets) - IS IT A SUNNAH OR IS IT FREE FROM DOUBTS?

TAWEEZ - IS IT A SUNNAH? OR IS IT FREE FROM DOUBTS?

Assalamualaikum. Taweedh (taweez) has become a part of the culture in the Indian subcontinent. more than a religious act, people take it as a mandatory customary act. The moment a baby is born, minutes later we can see his feet or hands or neck covered with a taweedh, for the reason of protection from Evil eye, Jins and etc. However, we'l see if this is what rasool (s.a.w) taught his ummah or not. 

THE FORGOTTEN SUNNAH

Table of Contents :

1. The importance of reviving the sunnah and seeking knowledge to do so

2. A point to remember before proceeding

3.  Some of the forgotten sunnan ! 

Forgotten Sunnah # 1 :The Sunnah at the times of calamity, difficulty and trials

Forgotten Sunnah (or reward) # 2 : Entering the market whilst saying .....


Forgotten Sunnah # 3 : Fasting for three days every month 

Forgotten Sunnah # 4 :Rinsing the mouth after drinking Milk or anything that has a fatty residue

Forgotten Sunnah # 5 :Having a part of rainfall fall on you

Forgotten Sunnah # 6 :Washing the nose thrice after waking up from Sleep

Forgotten Sunnah # 7: Reciting the Adhkaar (praises and supplications) after the Fardh salah 

Forgotten Sunnah # 8: Reading or preaching from Surah Qaaf (Surah no. 50) during the Jumu'ah Khutbah (friday sermon)

Forgotten Sunnah # 9: Reciting Surah Ghaashiya (88), al-'Ala (87), Al-Jumu'ah(62) and Munafiqoon (63) in the Jumu'ah (friday) prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 10: The Prayer of Istikhaara for any and every matter

Forgotten Sunnah # 11: Dua'as to protect oneself and one's children from Evil eye, Black Magic/Jinn and Harm

Forgotten Sunnah # 12: Walking Barefoot sometimes

Forgotten Sunnah # 13: Wiping over Khuffs (socks) during wudu' (ablution)

Forgotten Sunnah # 14: Reciting some verses in the third and fourth rak'ah of Zuhur prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 15: Returning greeting (Walaikum Assalaam) in prayer by making a gesture with one's hands


Forgotten Sunnah # 16: Spitting dryly to one's left side, three times and seeking refuge with Allaah from the devil during prayer when distracted by the devil

Forgotten Sunnah # 17: offering two Rak'ahs whenever one returns from a journey

Forgotten Sunnah # 18: The Imam verifying that the rows are straight and gaps filled

Forgotten Sunnah # 19: The Evergreen medicine therapy : Hijaama (cupping)

Forgotten Sunnah # 20: Using Siwak (Miswak) before every prayer, when entering the house and when getting up for tahajjud

Forgotten Sunnah # 21: Praying Nawafil and Sunnah prayers at home

Forgotten Sunnah # 22: Supplicating with whatever you want after the Final Tashahud in salah 

Forgotten Sunnah # 23: Pausing for a while after rising/getting up from Rukoo' and First Sujood 

Forgotten Sunnah # 24: Jalse e Istarahaat (the pause/sitting after every Odd rak'ah)

Forgotten Sunnah # 25: Reciting a surah after al Faatiha in the prayer of Janaazah (funeral)

Forgotten Sunnah # 26: Making Dua'a after the fourth takbeer in salatul Janaazah (funeral prayer)

Forgotten Sunnah # 27: Adding more than 4 takbeerat to the funeral prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 28: Sunnah of asking for good and seeking refuge in Allah during rain or wind storm

Forgotten Sunnah # 29: Praying 2 rak'ah after the 'Asr prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 30: Visiting the sick and reciting the virtuous dua'a  while doing so.

Forgotten Sunnah # 31: Keeping a sutrah  (barrier) before ourselves during prayer

Forgotten Sunnah # 32: To suppress arrogance and say I do not know

Forgotten Sunnah # 33: The Sunnah of not cheating or lying during trade/business dealings or falsely taking an oath for the same.

Forgotten Sunnah # 34: Not to Argue , especially during Ramadan

Forgotten Sunnah # 35: To enter a house/shop by saying Assalamu 'Alaykum or its Likes.

Forgotten Sunnah # 36: To spread the Islamic greeting to both known and Unknown Muslims 

Forgotten Sunnah # 37: Praying two rak'ah before leaving the house and after returning to the house to safeguard or protect oneself from the harms

Forgotten Sunnah # 38: Wiping the face after getting up from sleep
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 39 : Reciting a portion or part of Qur'an before going to sleep or in a Day
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 40: Invoking and Supplicating to Allah during the recitation of the Qur'an in the prayer (salah) itself and at times of Sujood and Tashahud
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 41 : To Pass the drink to the person sitting on the right first.
 
Forgotten Sunnah # 42: To say Bismillah before removing the clothes to protect the awrah being exposed to the Jinns.

Forgotten Sunnah # 43 : To say Bismillah when we trip /fall

Forgotten Sunnah # 44: To pay the wage/salary of the worker on time. 

Forgotten Sunnah # 45 : In a funeral , To sit down only after the coffin has been placed down

Forgotten Sunnah # 46: Praying, praising Allah and giving charity during eclipse

Forgotten Sunnah # 47: Saying Assalamu `alaykum to children whenever we pass by them

Forgotten Sunnah # 48: Some of the Sunan of the Salah and Salat Al-Duha

Forgotten Sunnah # 49: From the Sunan of Wudu': Rubbing between your toes with your pinky/last finger

Forgotten Sunnah # 50 : Returning the salaam only when you have purified/washed your hands after relieving yourself. 

Forgotten Sunnah # 51: Praising your creditor (one who gave you a loan) while returning his loan back


Forgotten Sunnah # 52: A partner should not eat two dates at a time (while having a meal with him without his/host's permission)



Forgotten Sunnah # 53: Reciting this du`a after reciting Qur`an or after getting up from any gathering (meeting) and after every prayer 

Forgotten Sunnah # 54 : 2 rak`at Optional Prayer After Eid Prayer 

Forgotten Sunnah # 55 : Making du`a using these words to hasten it's response 

Forgotten Sunnah # 56 : The du`a every revert was made to recite upon accepting Islam

THE DAY OF ARAFAH - ITS VIRTUES AND RULINGS

VIRTUES OF DAY OF ARAFAH & SOME RULINGS.

THE WEAK AND SAHIH VIRTUES OF DIFFERENT SURAHS IN QURAN

Praise be to Allah. The reason to distinguish the weak narrations regarding the virtues of certain surahs is only so as to warn people from ascribing weak/doubtful narrations to the prophet (s.a.w). Even though certain narrations are weak, yet their meaning is acceptable or hasan. I have relied primarily on the work of shaykh albaanee in this regard on various authentic surahs however i have added , removed upon further study and analysis as and when required.