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Sawab Barhanay kay Nuskhay | Secret of Earning More Reward (Sawāb)
Secret of Earning More Reward (Sawāb)
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· I will not sleep while henna is applied to my hair, especially on the head (there is a risk of losing one’s sight).
64.
Intentions for applying henna (Meĥndī) for Islamic
sisters
· I will first recite ‘بِسۡـمِ اللّٰهِ الرَّحۡـمٰنِ الرَّحِيۡمِ’ and then with the intention of acting upon the command of the Ḥadīš I will apply henna to my hands.
· I will not use the henna which forms a thick coating on the skin. * I will not reveal my henna-coloured hands (or rather even without henna) to a Nā-Maḥram.[1]
· I will not apply henna to the hands or feet of small children[2] (there is nothing wrong with applying henna to young girls).
صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب صَلَّى اللّٰهُ تَعَالٰى عَلٰى مُحَمَّد
65.
Intentions for Purdah (for Islamic sisters)
· If I need to exit my home as per the permission granted by the Sharī’aĥ, I will observe complete Shar’ī Purdah with
[1] To avoid letting Nā-Maḥram see their hands Islamic sisters of Dawat-e-Islami wear black gloves which is a good practice. This is customary among Arab women as well.
[2] Putting Meĥndī on the hands or feet of small boys unnecessarily is ‘prohibited’. A woman can put Meĥndī on her own hands and feet, but if she puts it on a boy, then she will be a sinner. (Baĥār-e-Sharī’at, vol. 3, pp. 428)
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
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