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**OQmYckYz** · 08-08-2011, 10:15 PM

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Hadith on: walking to the mosque for fajr and Isha salaah...

Buraidah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported:

The Messenger of Allah

said, "Convey glad tidings to those...

who walk to the mosque in the darkness.

For they will be given full light on the Day of Resurrection.''

[At-Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud].

Commentary: "In the darkness'' here indicates the 'Fajr' and `Isha' prayers which are performed when it is dark. Because of the street lighting nowadays we do not feel darkness in these hours in towns and cities but even then these lights do not overcome the darkness completely. Thus in spite of the lights, 'Fajr' and `Isha' prayers are the prayers of the dark. Their merit mentioned in this Hadith is that those Muslims who go to the mosque for these prayers will be endowed with perfect light on the Day of Requital by means of which they will easily cross As-Sirat, while those who will be deprived of this light will be facing great trouble in crossing it.

source:website.

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OQmYckYz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 478 Senior Member	:bism Hadith on: walking to the mosque for fajr and Isha salaah... Buraidah (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Messenger of Allah said, "Convey glad tidings to those... who walk to the mosque in the darkness. For they will be given full light on the Day of Resurrection.'' [At-Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud]. Commentary: "In the darkness'' here indicates the 'Fajr' and `Isha' prayers which are performed when it is dark. Because of the street lighting nowadays we do not feel darkness in these hours in towns and cities but even then these lights do not overcome the darkness completely. Thus in spite of the lights, 'Fajr' and `Isha' prayers are the prayers of the dark. Their merit mentioned in this Hadith is that those Muslims who go to the mosque for these prayers will be endowed with perfect light on the Day of Requital by means of which they will easily cross As-Sirat, while those who will be deprived of this light will be facing great trouble in crossing it. source:website.
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