Salah - The Key 🔑 to Jannah 🌴 And seek assistance through patience and prayer, and most surely it is a hard thing except for the humble ones. (2:45) And keep up prayer and pay the poor-rate and whatever good you send before for yourselves, you shall find it with Allah; surely Allah sees what you do. (2:110) A Salat performed in the Prophet’s Mosque is better than a thousand salats in any other place except Masjid al-Haram in Makkah. 📚 (Bukhari and Muslim) The person, who offers 40 prayers consecutively in my Masjid, without missing a prayer in between, will secure immunity from the fire of Hell and other torments and also from hypocrisy.” – 📚 reported by Anas ibn Malik RadhiAllahu anhu in Ahmad and Tab’raani collections) This key to Jannah, Salah, prayer, is the most treasured gift for the believer, the only command brought from Jannah by our Noble Prophet SallAllahu Aliyhi Wasallam. The intimate closeness to our Rabb. Our spiritual nourishment, our solace in the face of all hardships, the source of all goodness, the gift of success in this Dunya and the Akhira. “Come to Salah, come to success,” reverberating waves of this call palpitating perpetually across the entire globe, a conduit to the beating of hearts, tranquility for the soul. The key to all success, the key to Jannah. A selection of Ahadith expounding some of the virtues the Prophet SallAllahu Aliyhi Wasallam taught about his love for salah; the comfort of his eyes.” “Salah 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 Judgement.” “Fear Allah in the matter of Salah “Fear Allah in the matter of Salat! “Fear Allah in the matter of Salah!” “Salah intervenes between man and Shirk.” “Salah is the mark of Islam, A person who says his Salah at the fixed hours with sincerity and devotion, observing all its regulations including the Mustahabbat, is surely a Mu’min.” “Of all things that have been ordained by Allah, Imaan and Salah are the most valued. If there were any other thing better than Salah, then Allah would have ordained it for His Angels, some of whom are always in Ruku and Sajdah.” “Salah is the pillar of Islam.” “Salah abases the Shaitaan.” “Salah is the light of a Mu’min.” “Salah is the best Jihad.” “Allah keeps relenting towards a person so long as he is engaged in Salah.” “When a calamity befalls us from Jannah, people frequenting the Masjid are spared and saved.” “If some major sins of a Muslim land him in Jahannam, the fire would not burn those parts of his body which have touched the ground while he was in Sajdah during his Salah.” “Fire has been forbidden to touch those parts of the body which touch the ground while performing Sajdah.” “Of all practices, Salah made at fixed hours is most loved by Allah.” “Salah is the key to Jannah.” “When a person stands in Salah the gates of Paradise are let open and all the veils between him and Allah are lifted.” “A person in Salah knocks at the door of the sovereign Lord, and the door is always open for him who knocks.” “The position of Salah in Islam is as the position of the head in a body.” “Salah is the light of the heart. Let those who wish enlighten their hearts (through Salah)” “If a person wishes to have his sins forgiven by Allah, he should perform Wudhu properly, offer with devotion two or four Rak’aats of Fardh or Nafl and then pray to Allah. Allah will forgive him.” “Any strip of earth, on which Allah is remembered in Salah takes pride over the rest of the Earth.” “Allah accepts the prayers of a person who prays to Him after performing two Rak’aats of Salah. Allah grants him what he prays for, sometimes immediately and sometimes (in his own interest) later.” “Though a man performs the whole Salah, he may get credit for half of it, or a third, a quarter, a fifth, a sixth or a tenth. A man gets credit only for that part of his Salah of which he is conscious.” “Indeed the five prayers remove sins, just as water removes dirt.” “Allah will have no mercy on the Day of Resurrection, for that servant of His who does not straighten his spine between bowing and prostration.”
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