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Sawab Barhanay kay Nuskhay | Secret of Earning More Reward (Sawāb)
Secret of Earning More Reward (Sawāb)
Results In Book:
Blessed
statement by A’lā Ḥaḍrat
رَحۡـمَةُ اللّٰهِ
عَلَيۡه – the scholar of
intentions
‘When no extra action is required, and only an intention turns one good deed into ten, then it is a foolish thing and an unnecessary loss to make only one intention.’
(Fatāwā Razawiyyaĥ, vol. 23, pp. 157)
صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب صَلَّى اللّٰهُ تَعَالٰى عَلٰى مُحَمَّد
Five
important Madanī pearls about intentions
1. Without a good intention there is no reward for any good deed.
2. The more good intentions one makes the more reward he gains.
3. An intention signifies willingness of the heart. To verbally pronounce the intention is preferable provided it is present in the heart. In case of no intention present in the heart and one pronounces his intention verbally; it is not a valid intention.
4. To have a good intention when doing any good deed means that your heart must be focussed on that deed and you must be doing it for the pleasure of Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ. The purpose of this is to differentiate between forms of worship or to differentiate between worship and a habit. Remember! Only verbal pronunciation or a thought or an inattentive
BOOK TOPIC
BOOK TOPIC
- Du’ā for Reading the Book
- SECRET OF EARNING MORE REWARD (SAWAB)
- Three sayings of Beloved Prophet صَلَّی اللہُ تَعَالٰی عَلَیْہِ وَاٰلِہٖ وَسَلَّم upon excellence of making intention
- Tip for attaining salvation from absolute terrors of the Day of Judgement
- Good intentions at the time of death (parable)
- Blessed statement by A’lā Ḥaḍrat رَحۡـمَةُ اللّٰهِ عَلَيۡه – the scholar of intentions
- Five important Madanī pearls about intentions
- 72 Madanī bouquets of intentions
- A special intention
- 1. Make this intention in the early morning
- 2. Intentions of wearing shoes
- 4. Intentions before going to the toilet
- 3. Intentions for taking off shoes
- 5. Intentions for Wuḍū
- 6. Intentions for going to the Masjid
- 7. Intentions for making Du’ā
- 8. Intentions for Muażżin
- 9. Intentions for Imām
- 10. Intentions for sermon (Khuṭbaĥ)
- 11. Intentions for drinking water
- 12. Intentions of eating
- 13. Intentions when eating in a group
- 14. Intention when picking your teeth
- 15. Intentions for hospitality
- 16. Intentions of attending the feast
- 17. Intentions of drinking tea/milk
- 18. Intentions for changing (dressed & undressed)
- 19. Intentions for applying oil/combing the hair
- 20. Intentions of wearing a blessed ‘Imāmaĥ (turban)
- 21. Intentions of applying fragrance
- 22. Intentions when leaving the home
- 23. Intentions for walking/ascending and descending stairs
- 24. Intentions for sitting
- 25. Intentions of caring for parents and loving one’s children
- 26. Intentions for having children
- 27. Intentions for naming a child
- 28. Intentions for ‘Aqīqaĥ
- 29. Intentions of treating relatives with kindness
- 30. Intentions of business
- 32. Intentions for borrowing money
- 33. Intentions for lending money
- 34. Intentions for making and receiving phone calls
- 35. Intentions of having a mobile phone
- 36. Intentions for using electricity
- Indications of wrong intentions for applying fragrance
- 38. Intentions for using a computer
- 37. Intentions for using a fan, AC or washing machine
- 39. Intentions of watching Madanī Channel
- 40. Intentions for reading religious books
- 41. Intentions of studying at a Madrasaĥ
- 42. Intentions for teaching the Holy Quran/imparting religious knowledge
- 43. Intentions for reciting the Holy Quran
- 44. Intentions of listening to recitation
- 46. Intentions for reciting Na’at
- 45. Intentions for reciting Ṣalāt-‘Alan-Nabī
- 47. Intentions for visiting an Islamic scholar
- 48. Intentions for visiting shrines
- 49. Intentions for ‘calling toward righteousness’ and ‘individual efforts’
- 50. Intentions for forbidding evil
- 51. Intentions of delivering a Bayān
- 52. Intentions for listening to a Bayān
- 53. Intentions of meeting people
- 54. Intentions for filling the Madanī In’āmāt booklet
- 55. Intentions for Qufl-e-Madīnaĥ
- 56. Intentions for travelling in a Madanī Qāfilaĥ
- 57. Intentions for Langar-e-Rasāil (distributing booklets)
- 58. Intentions for asking and giving Madanī Mashwaraĥ
- 59. Intentions for submitting the progress report of Madanī activities
- 60. Intentions for collective I’tikāf of Dawat-e-Islami
- 61. Intentions for trimming the nails
- 62. Intentions of growing Sunnaĥ-conforming hair
- 63. Intentions for applying henna (Meĥndī) to the head or beard
- 65. Intentions for Purdah (for Islamic sisters)
- 64. Intentions for applying henna (Meĥndī) for Islamic sisters
- 66. Intentions of applying kohl
- 67. Intentions for sleeping
- 68. Intentions for medical treatment
- 69. Intentions of visiting a sick person
- 70. Intentions for consoling
- 71. Intentions for attending a funeral
- 72. Intentions for visiting a cemetery
- Table of Contents
- Transliteration Chart
