The First book is Book Number One
The book number one talks about one of the first five pillars of Islam which Islam has been built upon them.
The book explains in detail the five pillars which Islam has been built on.
The first pillar is the testimony.
The prayer with its all details beside its importance in Islam. Then comes the third pillar of Islam zakat [purifying dues],
which obviously shows the Islamic legal ways that which is, considered the keystone of the five pillar
every Muslim should, pay his zakat [purifying dues], and the eight categories for whom zakat should be paid,
in addition to its religious, social and economic dimensions on the public life of the Muslim community.
It mentions the month in which ‘sawm’ has been, imposed on the Muslims.
Finally the book concludes
its explanation about the fifth pillar of Islam Hajj [the pilgrimage] ,
where millions of muslims visit Makkah annually to complete their absolute submission to Almighty Allah.
Hence pilgrims embody the real unity of the nation of Islam through theirenormous and historical gathering.
The Second book is Book Number two
it talks about the significance of salah [prayer] in Islam.
This book shows the narrow details about salah [ prayer], its conditions and importance where all Muslim
must offer it except for some circumstances.
It explains that performing salah [prayer] is not difficult where everybody can perform it in several ways. salah [prayer] is a great source of relaxation.
The book goes on to talk about the age that Muslim children are, enjoined to offer it ,
when they are, at the age of seven to be, habituated when they reach the age of puberty.
At that age they would be, accounted for doing it or not doing it, When they move from childhood to adulthood.
The book also talks about offering the prayer at its particular time.
The book also tells us that salah [prayer] won’t be accepted without Anniyah [intention],
and also talks about covering the awrah which is one of the eight conditions of salah that make salah[prayer] acceptable .
Likewise almighty Allah doesn’t accept salah [prayer] without purity.
This book explains the fourteen pillars of salah [prayer].
The book mentions the seven organs of the body which touch the ground in a related connection.
the book talks about the nullifiers of salah[prayer]and goes on to talk about sujood as sahw in case someone forget unintentionally
and what can the worshipper do to make what was, missed
acts of salah which missing one of them make it invalid and that prostration of forgetfulness can not make up for intentional errors.
in a linked connection the book explains that the word waajibat[ duties] does not mean pillars,
because waajibat means sunan [acts of salah].
the book shows that the acts of salah are what all the messenger [PBUH] said or did in his salah [prayer].
because Islamic religion has an ample mercy there is no sin upon a person who leaves one
of them out but the best deed in performing salah [prayer] not to leave them out.
if we don’tleave them out we get a lot of rewards from Almighty Allah.
this book as well explains the way we raise our hands while saying Allah Akbar[takbiratul ihram],
the hands are, raised close to the shoulders or close to the ears, and we place the right hand on the left one on the chest .
it also tells us what the messenger of Allah [PBUH] used to say before reciting surah Al faatiha,
” subhanak Allahumma wa bihamdika tabarak ismuka wa ta’ala Judduka, wa laa ilaaha ghyaruka
“سبحانك اللهم وبحمدك تبارك اسمك وتعالى جدك ولا إله غيرك“
the book as well shows what the prophet [PBUH] used to say after the opening “I seek refuge in from the accursed devil”
“أعوذ بالله من الشيطان الرجيم”
and we say ” In the Name of Allah Most Gracious and Most Merciful.” privately .
after surah Al fatiha, we recite in the first two rak’ahs of of every compulsory salah [prayer] a surah or some verses of the Holy Quran .
likewise this book tells us to recite the holy Quran in the two of Al Fajr [Dawn] audibly and the way of sitting for the first Tashahuud
and the way of the second Tashahuud too.
The third book is Book Number three
It talks about the history of the obligatory prayer where it was made obligatory when the prophet [PBUH] was taken on his heavenly trip, the Ascension [The Mi’raj].
the book goes on informing us that the primary number of of the daily prayers [salawaat] was fifty prayer a day ,
but the number was, brought down from fifty prayer to five This book explains the word [tasleem]
which refers to the act of turning the head to the right and saying,
” ” Assalamu alaikum Wa rahmatu Allah‘ .
then turn the head to the left and repeat the same word [Tasleem] .
Among the number of salah’s conditions the book shows us the place of Niyyah[ intention],
which this, means being firmly convicted that, Allah has, prescribed salah as one pillar of Islam and a Muslim should, carry out this, command without showing
off the book as well tells us that the prophet [PBUH] and his companions used to say it secretly.
Then the book tells us about the ten acts of salah [prayer] ,
and why we say Allahu Akbar and say subhana Rabbi al -Aldheem[Glory be to Allah] while bowing down .
we say, ” subhana Rabbi Al – Ala, ” Glory be to my Lord ,[The Most High ], thrice.
when the Imam and the or the solo worshipper .
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