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Who is Better?
Despite being able to do so, did you delay paying a debt back in time without the permission of the lender? Did you give back something you borrowed to its owner within the time period you both agreed?
Did you refrain from uttering words of humility in front of others despite not truly meaning them? For example, saying, “I am a nobody” to increase your respect in the sight of others whereas you do not truly believe yourself to be as such.
Did you maintain cleanliness and tidiness?
Upon learning of another Muslim’s flaw, did you conceal it from others (unless there was a religious reason not to)?
Did you deliver or take part in a tafsīr study circle?
Did you recite ‘بِسْمِ اللّٰہ’ before everything that is permissible and honourable?
Did you deliver or listen to an outdoor dars?
Did you pray for the forgiveness of your parents and spiritual guide and convey to them at least the reward of some good deeds?
Did you avoid wasting of any kind at home, in the masjid, at work, etc?
Did you abide by traffic laws?
If an Islamic brother (especially a nigrān) did something wrong and needed to be corrected, did you attempt to correct him in writing or by meeting him whilst being gentle and kind? (Thus, avoiding the major sin of backbiting in the form of revealing his mistake to another without a reason permitted by shariah)
BOOK TOPIC
- The Excellence of Sending Ṣālāṭ upon the Prophet
- Speech intentions
- The Standard of Honour is Piety
- The Shariah is the Standard of Good and Evil
- (1): Feeding Others, Responding to Salām
- Feeding Others is an Act of the People of Paradise
- Palace of Paradise
- A Way for Entering Paradise with Peace
- The Reward of Feeding Bread Outweighed Sins
- Some Points Relating to Responding to Salām
- The Beloved Prophet صَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم Taught Islamic Greetings
- Salām Creates Love
- (2): The Best Person is the One Who Learns and Teaches the Quran
- Responding to Salām is Obligatory
- Whoever Can Learn, Must Learn
- Mercy Upon the Reciter of the Quran on the Day of Judgment
- (3): Those with a Truthful Tongue and Pure Heart are Better
- The Excellence of a Sound Heart
- What is a Sound Heart Called?
- (4): The Best Are Those Whose Anger Comes Slowly and Departs Quickly
- A Specific Gate of Hell
- Harms of Anger
- Supplication at the Time of Anger
- Take a Loan with a Good Intention
- (5): The Best Person is One Who Repays Debts Well
- Repay Debts with a Cheerful Heart
- A Good Person's Debt is Always Repaid
- Encouragement for Pious Deed Number 30
- Sunan and Etiquette of Tying an ꜤImāmah
- Announcement
- The six ṣalawāt and two duꜤāˈs recited in the Sunna-inspired weekly gatherings of Dawat-e-Islami
- 1. The ṣalāt for the night preceding Friday
- 2. All sins forgiven
- 3. Seventy portals of mercy
- 4. The reward of 600,000 Duroods
- 5. Nearness to the Prophet صَلَّى الـلّٰـهُ عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم
- 6. The ṣalāt of intercession
- 1. Good deeds for 1000 days
- Weekly gathering schedule for 3rd July 2025
- 2. An easy way to spend every night in worship
- Remaining Sunan and Etiquette of Tying a ꜤImāmah
- Supplication Before Entering the Washroom
- Method of collective accountability (72 Pious Deeds)
- Method of collective accountability (72 pious deeds) daily 56 pious deeds
- Record of qufl-e-Madinah
- Ten weekly pious deeds
- Three monthly pious deeds
- One yearly pious deed
- Two lifetime pious deeds
- The Amir of Ahl al-Sunna’s dua
