Friday is Sayed Ilayam

Friday is Sayed Ilayam

The day of Jummah outwardly contains great virtue in itself – in which the element of the weekly educational and training aspect prevails – which is a very pure and happy scene, noble and springy – and inwardly it is special to God Almighty. It is the holy day of Al-Taf and Inayat- which resembles and corresponds to the pure assembly of the angels in the focus of Allah, Dhikr, Dua and spiritual blessings-
* On the authority of Hazrat Abu Huraira, may Allah be pleased with him, that the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: The best of all days on which the sun rises is the great and superior Friday – the day of Adam. Peace be upon him will be born – and will be admitted to Paradise on the same day – He will come from Paradise to the earth on Friday and the Day of Judgment will also be established on Friday.
* On the authority of Hazrat Tariq bin Shahab, may Allah be pleased with him, the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: It is obligatory for every Muslim to perform the Friday prayer in congregation, except for four people – one is a slave who – Second, a woman, third, a child who has not reached maturity – fourth, a patient who has a Shariah excuse – (Abu Dawud)
It was narrated from Hazrat Salman Farsi that the Messenger of Allah, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: “Whoever performs a bath on Friday and should clean himself up as much as possible, and put any fragrant oil in his house.” And when he reaches the mosque, he should be careful not to sit next to two men who are sitting together before them, then he should pray whatever prayer is possible for him – then when the imam delivers the sermon, he should listen attentively and quietly. Allah will forgive all minor sins between this Friday and the next Friday.
* On the authority of Hazrat Abu Huraira (RA) that the Holy Prophet (SAW) said: There is a time on Friday that if a Muslim asks Allah, the Most High, for goodness and goodness during this particular hour. If he does, then Allah will grant him (Agreed upon).
It is narrated on the authority of Ubayd bin Sayaq, that on a Friday, the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said, “O Muslims! Allah, the Exalted, has made Friday the day of Eid – so perform ghusl on that day, and there is no problem for anyone who has perfume to apply perfume and do maswak on that day – one hour of Saeed on Friday. There are various sayings in its determination-
First: This is that the time from the time when the imam goes to the member until the end of the prayer is the hour of prayer, as if the time between the sermon and the prayer is a special time for acceptance of prayer.
Second: It is that it is from the time of Asr to the time of sunset.
Thus it is said: “Whoever misses three consecutive Fridays without an excuse due to laziness, Allah will put a seal on his heart” (Tirmidhi Sharif).
The name of Friday was “Arooba” in the Arabic language. Friday is called because there is a gathering of congregations for prayer.
According to the Companions of the Seer, when the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) migrated to Madinah and came to Madinah, he settled in Maqam Quba on Monday at the time of Chasht and stayed here until Thursday, and he laid the foundation of the mosque and made a commitment to Madinah on Friday. – And the time of Jumu’ah came in the valley of Bani Salem bin Auf, and the people made this place a mosque – (Khazain al-Irfan).
Friday is the day of Sayyid al-Ayam – It is said in Hadith Sharif that if a believer dies on this day, Allah will give him the reward of a martyr.
Therefore, it is a request to all the religious brothers to make special arrangements for Jumu’ah and attend the mosque wearing fine clothes and perfumes – and recite Durood Sharif abundantly, then go to the cemetery and pay tribute to the deceased, Muslims and Muslim women –
Friday sin:
Hazrat Jabir bin Abdullah (RA) says: The Prophet (PBUH) said: “The person who believes in Allah and the Last Day is obligated to perform the Friday prayer on Friday, except for those who are sick or traveling.” , women, children, and slaves are exempted – Whoever stays away from Jumu’ah due to sports and trade, Allah does not care about him, and Allah, the Exalted, is worthy of praise.
Hazrat Abu Jaad Zahiri (may Allah be pleased with him) narrates from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): He said, “Whoever misses Friday three times out of laziness, Allah will seal his heart.
Hazrat Jabir bin Abdullah (RA) says: I heard the Prophet (PBUH) saying about the members, O people! Repent in the presence of Allah Almighty before you die, hurry up in good deeds from preoccupation, connect with Allah Almighty with abundance of dhikr, you will get happiness – give charity in abundance, visible and hidden, you will be rewarded, you will be praised. And you will be provided with sustenance for the soul that Allah has made Friday prayer obligatory on you in this place in this month and this year until the Day of Resurrection – whoever finds the opportunity to perform it, and whoever refuses it or Despising him, leave him in my life or after, even though he has a cruel or just ruler, Allah will not collect his scattered deeds and will not bless him in his deeds, listen! There is no prayer, no ablution, no zakat, no Hajj and listen well! A woman should not lead a man as Imam – an Arab emigrant and a Fajar should not lead a believer unless she is afraid of the sword or whips of a cruel king – (Ghanita Talibeen, page, (542)
The reward of praying in congregation:
Hazrat Abu Darda (may God be pleased with him) says that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: Whoever prays in congregation on Friday, God Almighty will write down for him the reward of an accepted Hajj – if he prays the Asr prayer. So he gets the reward of Umrah, then he stays in the same place and performs the Maghrib prayer, then whatever he asks from Allah, the Exalted, is granted- (Ghaneetha Talibeen, page no, 543)
It is in the hadith that the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: Every animal stands on its feet on the day of Friday, it is afraid of the coming of the Hour, but the devil and the wretched man are fearless – it is said that Friday is On the day of the birds and insects meet each other and say, “Peace be upon you, today is a good day” – In another hadith, it is said that before sunset, when the sun rises at noon, then the fire of hell heats up. – Therefore, do not pray at this time except Friday, Friday is the entire prayer time and hell is not ignited on that day – (Ghanita Talibeen, page no. 544)
When they come to the mosque for prayer, they do not cross their necks, but the imam and the muezzin can go ahead. What has prevented you from observing Friday with us? He said, O Messenger of Allah, may God bless him and grant him peace! You see (that I have come to pay Friday) He said, I saw you lingering and you caused harm, that is, instead of coming early, you delayed and now you are coming to cause pain – in another tradition, it is said that The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: What has prevented you from reading Friday today? He said, O Messenger of Allah! I have come to study on Friday – He said, “Didn’t I see you jumping over people’s necks, even though it has been said that the one who did this act will be made a bridge over Hellfire on the Day of Resurrection and people will follow him?” will pass above – do not even pass in front of the person praying, because it is in the hadith Sharif that it is better for one of you to stand for forty years than if he passes in front of the person praying – in another hadith it is said that a man will become ashes It is better for him to be blown away by the wind than to pass in front of a person in prayer. Do not lift someone from his place and sit there. –
It was the method of Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (RA) that if someone got up from his place for him, he would not sit there, but would go back to the back.

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