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**CHEAPCIALISFORYOU** · 02-18-2012, 06:02 PM

It is the most comprehensive collection of durood.

Afterwards you will start on page 50 and that is Mondays "hizb" or "manzil" or "chapter". The actual durood portion of the book start at page 50 and end at page 240 (meaning if you are reading the same version I have). On page 240 there are some poems and you should recite them how the musannif said to.

i have two versions. one with arabic + english which i find very useful. and one plain arabic.
i wanted to ask, would it to be okay for me just to open the book one day and start straight from the hizb - rather than having to read the kutbah and etc. because when using my plain one i dont have a clue what im reading - as the begging differs to my arabic + english version. but i am able to go find the hizb's.

for your detailed replied

02-18-2012, 06:02 PM	#9
CHEAPCIALISFORYOU Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 454 Senior Member	It is the most comprehensive collection of durood. Afterwards you will start on page 50 and that is Mondays "hizb" or "manzil" or "chapter". The actual durood portion of the book start at page 50 and end at page 240 (meaning if you are reading the same version I have). On page 240 there are some poems and you should recite them how the musannif said to. i have two versions. one with arabic + english which i find very useful. and one plain arabic. i wanted to ask, would it to be okay for me just to open the book one day and start straight from the hizb - rather than having to read the kutbah and etc. because when using my plain one i dont have a clue what im reading - as the begging differs to my arabic + english version. but i am able to go find the hizb's. for your detailed replied
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