darood sharif
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Allah humma salai ala Mohammadin wala alie Mohammadin kama salaita ala Ibraheema wala alai ibraheema ina ka hameedum majeed.Allah huma barik ala Mohammadin wala alai Mohammadin kama barakta ala ibraheema wala alai ibraheema ina ka hameedumajeed.
can anyone be kind to translate this and tell if its rite to recite and why to recite it.
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Translation
"O Allah, bless Muhammad and the family of Muhammad as You had blessed Abraham and the family of Abraham. You are the Most Praised, the Most Glorious.
O Allah, bestow Your grace upon Muhammad and on the family of Muhammad as You had bestowed Your grace upon Abraham and on the family of Abraham. You are the Most Praised, the Most Glorious."
Peace!
And as for the reasons, u can find it only in hadith
Here it is http//www.road-to-heaven.com/fr3.htmGood luck!
Peace!
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Hi Marlboro,
why is it recited.
my cousin has sent me email and it reads, recite this many times, it vil increase blessings.
what is this ?
Read the hadith link i quoted.
u shall understand why it is believed so.Peace!
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tks bro!
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what does that mean here bmbmm ?
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Salam Marlboro and PeacefulMuslim,
Do you believe in saying that Darood Shareef? I used to utter that fanatically before. I went so far that when my cousin named the Prophet Muhammad three times in a sentence i kept mumbling "sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam" lol lol lol . Man what a fool i had been. This is making distinction between GOD's messengers and is a great sin. Also it makes us remember Muhammad more than GOD which is against the Quranic commandment "wazkurru ALLAHA KATHEERA" i.e. "remeber GOD alot" and NOT "wa azkurru MUHAMMADUN katheera" i.e. "remeber Muhammad alot". GOD Bless!
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I used to utter that fanatically before. I went so far that when my cousin named the Prophet Muhammad three times in a sentence i kept mumbling "sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam, sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam" lol lol lol
I was taught that too. And after saying Allah, to say "subhanahu wa ta'ala". I don't say those anymore. I think one can show respect towards the Prophet and towards God through another (more sincere) means, without having to psychotically mumble those arabic formulas all the time.
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Hi Jonny_k,
Salam Marlboro and PeacefulMuslim,
Do you believe in saying that Darood Shareef?Well, I used to recite darood shareef as a part of traditional salat. Thats how we were taught. At that time, I didnt know the meaning of any of the verses I was reciting in Salat.
I, then wanted to know what is that we were reciting in Salat? And wondered, whats the point if we dont understand what we are reciting? Thats when I dug up the meaning for all the verses and words used in traditional salat.
Now, I dont say Darood shareef in Salat, coz I dont see any sense. I stick to only Quran recitation in salat. And as for duas, I prefer it in my language, rather than a language I dont understand.Peace!
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Salam Peacefulmuslim,
I, then wanted to know what is that we were reciting in Salat? And wondered, whats the point if we dont understand what we are reciting? Thats when I dug up the meaning for all the verses and words used in traditional salat.
Now, I dont say Darood shareef in Salat, coz I dont see any sense. I stick to only Quran recitation in salat. And as for duas, I prefer it in my language, rather than a language I dont understand.Peace!
JK- Thats good. Thats how it should be done but also only those Quranic verses should be recited, if any after fatiha, which conatin no reference to anyone else besides GOD because salat must be didcated to GOD Alone so accounts on Mary, etc from the Quran may not be recited. As for the duas its perfectly fine to do them in any language you wish. Btw i wanted to know wheres the "praying nakes" article gone? I wanted to post something there. Lemme say it here. We may say duas(prayers in general) naked but we cannot do salat naked. This is because GOD says
O children of Adam, you shall be clean and DRESS nicely when you go to the masjid. And eat and drink moderately. Surely, He does not love the gluttons.
"masjid" literally means "place of protration" and in general refers to any place where you perform salat at. Hence we must be dressed while performing salat. This is because salat is not merely any prayer. It is a specific conact btw you and GOD thus it requires a ceratin discipline which includes being dressed nicely. GOD Bless!