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Daily Hadith Day 29: Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) 29th Ramadan 1430 (19th September 2009)
Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) - 29th Ramadan 1430
(19th September 2009)
Narrated Ali bin Al-Husain (Radi-Allahu 'anhum):
Safiya, the wife of the Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) told me that
she went to Allah's Apostle (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) to visit him in
the mosque while he was in Itikaf in the last ten days of Ramadan. She had
a talk with him for a while, then she got up in order to return home. The
Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) accompanied her. When they reached
the gate of the mosque, opposite the door of Um-Salama, two Ansari men were
passing by and they greeted Allah's Apostle (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam).
He told them: Do not run away! And said, "She is (my wife) Safiya bint
Huyai." Both of them said, "Subhan Allah, (How dare we think of any evil) O
Allah's Apostle!" And they felt it. The Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa
Sallam) said (to them), "Satan reaches everywhere in the human body as
blood reaches in it, (everywhere in one's body). I was afraid lest Satan
might insert an evil thought in your minds."
Bukhari Vol. 3 : No. 251
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Daily Hadith Day 28: Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) 28th Ramadan 1430 (18th September 2009)
Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) - 28th Ramadan 1430
(18th September 2009)
Narrated Abu Huraira (Radi-Allahu 'anhum):
The Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) used to perform Itikaf every
year in the month of Ramadan for ten days, and when it was the year of his
death, he stayed in Itikaf for twenty days.
Bukhari Vol. 3 : No. 260
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Daily Hadith Day 27: Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) 27th Ramadan 1430 (17th September 2009)
Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) - 27th Ramadan 1430
(17th September 2009)
Narrated 'Aisha (Radi-Allahu 'anha):
The Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) used to (put) bend his head
(out) to me while he was in Itikaf in the mosque during my monthly periods
and I would comb and oil his hair.
Bukhari Vol. 3 : No. 245
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Daily Hadith Day 26: Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) 26th Ramadan 1430 (16th September 2009)
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Daily Hadith Day 24: Praying at Night (Taraweeh) 24th Ramadan 1430 (14th September 2009)
Narrated Abu Said Al-Khudri (Radi-Allahu 'anhum):
Allah's Apostle (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) used to practice Itikaf (in
the mosque) in the middle third of Ramadan and after passing the twenty
nights he used to go back to his house on the 21st, and the people who were
in Itikaf with him also used to go back to their houses. Once in Ramadan,
in which he practiced Itikaf, he established the night prayers at the night
in which he used to return home, and then he addressed the people and
ordered them whatever Allah wished him to order and said, "I used to
practice Itikaf for these ten days (i.e. the middle 3rd but now I intend to
stay in Itikaf for the last ten days (of the month); so whoever was in
Itikaf with me should stay at his place of seclusion. I have verily been
shown (the date of) this Night (of Qadr) but I have forgotten it. So search
for it in the odd nights of the last ten days (of this month). I also saw
myself (in the dream) prostrating in mud and water." On the night of the
21st, the sky was covered with clouds and it rained, and the rain-water
started leaking through the roof of the mosque at the praying place of the
Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam). I saw with my own eyes the Prophet
(Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) at the completion of the morning prayer
leaving with his face covered with mud and water.
Bukhari Vol. 3 : No. 235
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Daily Hadith Day 19: Fasting 19th Ramadan 1430 (9th September 2009)
Narrated Abu Juhaifa (Radi-Allahu 'anhum):
The Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) made a bond of brotherhood
between Salman and Abu Ad-Darda.' Salman paid a visit to Abu Ad-Darda' and
found Um Ad-Darda' dressed in shabby clothes and asked her why she was in
that state. She replied, "Your brother Abu Ad-Darda' is not interested in
(the luxuries of) this world." In the meantime Abu Ad-Darda' came and
prepared a meal for Salman. Salman requested Abu Ad-Darda' to eat (with
him), but Abu Ad-Darda' said, "I am fasting." Salman said, "I am not going
to eat unless you eat." So, Abu Ad-Darda' ate(with Salman). When it was
night and (a part of the night passed), Abu Ad-Darda' got up (to offer the
night prayer), but Salman told him to sleep and Abu Ad-Darda' slept. After
sometime Abu Ad-Darda' again got up but Salman told him to sleep. When it
was the last hours of the night, Salman told him to get up then, and both
of them offered the prayer. Salman told Abu Ad-Darda', "Your Lord has a
right on you, your soul has a right on you, and your family has a right on
you; so you should give the rights of all those who has a right on you."
Abu Ad-Darda' came to the Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) and
narrated the whole story. The Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) said,
"Salman has spoken the truth."
Bukhari Vol. 3 : No. 189
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Ibn ‘Abaas berkata, “Rasulullah adalah orang yang paling banyak bersedekah dan baginda memperbanyakkan sedekah di bulan ramadhan iaitu bulan di mana Jibrael bertemu baginda setiap malam dari awal hingga akhir Ramadhan.” (alBukhari). Sabda Rasulullah SAW “Barangsiapa yang memberi makan (berbuka) untuk orang yang berpuasa ia akan mendapat pahala yang sama banyaknya dengan pahala puasa orang yang diberi makan itu, tanpa mengurangkan sedikitpun pahala orang itu. ”. Riwayat (at-Tirmidzi)
Tazkirah Ramadan: Sedekah berbuka pahalanya besar
Ibn ‘Abaas berkata, “Rasulullah adalah orang yang paling banyak bersedekah dan baginda memperbanyakkan sedekah di bulan ramadhan iaitu bulan di mana Jibrael bertemu baginda setiap malam dari awal hingga akhir Ramadhan.” (alBukhari). Sabda Rasulullah SAW “Barangsiapa yang memberi makan (berbuka) untuk orang yang berpuasa ia akan mendapat pahala yang sama banyaknya dengan pahala puasa orang yang diberi makan itu, tanpa mengurangkan sedikitpun pahala orang itu. ”. Riwayat (at-Tirmidzi)
IBNU Abbas meriwayatkan bahawa Nabi Muhammad bersabda yang bermaksud: “Apabila datang hari pertama Ramadan, maka bertiuplah angin 'Al-Mutsiiratu' dari Arsy dan menggerakkan daun pohon syurga hingga terdengar sayup-sayup suara merdu yang tidak pernah terdengar oleh sesiapa pun. "Bidadari melihat dan mendengar ke arah sayup-sayup suara merdu itu sambil berkata: “Ya Allah, jadikan kami pada bulan ini (Ramadan) sebagai isteri hamba-hamba- Mu. Maka Allah mengahwinkan hamba-Nya yang berpuasa pada bulan Ramadan dengan bidadari cantik.”
Ini adalah salah satu cebisan kebaikan dan ketinggian Ramadan yang sedang dilalui umat Islam.
Kita harus bersyukur kerana dapat berada dalam Ramadan al-Mubarak, iaitu bulan awalnya rahmat, pertengahannya pengampunan dan akhirnya merdeka (terlepas) daripada api neraka.
Dalam hadis lain yang diriwayatkan oleh Bukhari dan Muslim daripada Abu Hurairah, Rasulullah bersabda yang bermaksud: “Barang siapa menahan tidur serta beramal pada Ramadan dengan beriman bersungguh-sungguh akan kelebihannya serta ikhlas semata-mata kerana Allah, nescaya diampuni segala dosanya yang lalu.”
Bulan Ramadan mempunyai lima keistimewaan yang tidak ada pada bulan yang lain, iaitu puasa selama sebulan, Lailatul Qadar, zakat fitrah, Nuzul Quran dan amal kebajikan.
Salman Al Farisi meriwayatkan: “Dalam sebuah hadis panjang, Rasulullah berkhutbah di hadapan kami pada akhir bulan Syaaban. Baginda berpesan yang bermaksud: “Wahai umat manusia, sesungguhnya kami naungi bulan yang mulia lagi diberkati kerana Ramadan itu adalah bulan kesabaran dan sabar itu balasannya adalah syurga. Ramadan juga adalah bulan yang padanya ditambah Allah rezeki orang mukmin.“Barang siapa yang memberi makan kepada orang yang berbuka puasa pada bulan ini, adalah baginya pahala seperti memerdekakan seorang hamba dan dosa-dosanya pula diampunkan.”
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Article Ramadan Bazaar - featured in Tourism Malaysia
This is a good article featured in Malaysia Footsteps blog (the official blog for Tourism Malaysia) and I'm reproducing this here with the permission of the author.
Original article can be found here: http://blog.tourism.gov.my/ramadan-bazaar/
The month of Ramadan does sound like it is a sombre month, it is also a celebration of many things. flippin' for murtabak
Observed by Muslims throughout the world, Ramadan is when Muslims abstain from eating, drinking and indulging in excessive or ill-natured conduct, from dawn to dusk. It teaches one patience, perseverance and reflections of spirituality.
The Ramadan month, too, brings with it much flavours.
In Malaysia, Ramadan is greeted with a riot of colourful and tasty foods.
Every state in Malaysia will have several designated places where stalls selling various delicacies and drinks for buka puasa (breaking of fast). These sites are commonly known as Bazaar Ramadan.
Spoilt for choice, visitors to the Bazaar will be surprised at the wide variety of foods on offer. Try these mouth-watering dishes
Usually, stalls open as early as 4 pm, when sellers start bringing in their wares. There are stalls selling fruits, drinks, foods and it will be a hive of activity with sellers arranging their foods, some grilling fish, with the smoke blowing gently in your eyes.
Try the specialty porridge, bubur lambuk (mix porridge), kueh jala emas (a form of sweet cake) found mainly in Kelantan, pulut panggang (grilled sticky rice with prawns in coconut mixture), ikan terubuk bakar (grilled fish), oh, and so much more!
The thirst-quenching ABC (air batu campur or syrupy ice shavings, with nuts, corn etc.), cincau (jellied drink), tasty soya bean drink, cooling sugar cane, are some of the selections of drinks sold at the bazaar. Yummy grilled fish
Sometimes, especially on a hungry stomach (!) it is difficult to make choices of what to eat and drink for buka puasa. One wants to buy everything. It is such a great temptation with so much wonderful foods!
The best part about Bazaar Ramadan is everyone takes the time to see the sights and breathe in the delicious, tempting smells. There are a lot of choices, and most everyone living nearby a Bazaar Ramadan takes the opportunity to visit the place.
The prices are affordable, and everyone can visit the bazaar. Just get ready for the thronging crowd, long queues, (sometimes) shouting frenzy and a truly local atmosphere. So many choices!
Bazaar Ramadan - great food, great ambience and so many great choices!
Here’s wishing Happy Ramadan, everyone!
p/s: for great bargains on Malaysian Travels, check out
http://im-freebies.com/malaysiantravels/ today!
Original article can be found here: http://blog.tourism.gov.my/ramadan-bazaar/
Kueh seri muka, lepat pisang, jala emas, putu mayam and definitely the famous porridge, bubur lambuk.Are some tasty delicacies available throughout the month of Ramadan.
The month of Ramadan does sound like it is a sombre month, it is also a celebration of many things. flippin' for murtabak
Observed by Muslims throughout the world, Ramadan is when Muslims abstain from eating, drinking and indulging in excessive or ill-natured conduct, from dawn to dusk. It teaches one patience, perseverance and reflections of spirituality.
The Ramadan month, too, brings with it much flavours.
In Malaysia, Ramadan is greeted with a riot of colourful and tasty foods.
Every state in Malaysia will have several designated places where stalls selling various delicacies and drinks for buka puasa (breaking of fast). These sites are commonly known as Bazaar Ramadan.
Spoilt for choice, visitors to the Bazaar will be surprised at the wide variety of foods on offer. Try these mouth-watering dishes
Usually, stalls open as early as 4 pm, when sellers start bringing in their wares. There are stalls selling fruits, drinks, foods and it will be a hive of activity with sellers arranging their foods, some grilling fish, with the smoke blowing gently in your eyes.
Try the specialty porridge, bubur lambuk (mix porridge), kueh jala emas (a form of sweet cake) found mainly in Kelantan, pulut panggang (grilled sticky rice with prawns in coconut mixture), ikan terubuk bakar (grilled fish), oh, and so much more!
The thirst-quenching ABC (air batu campur or syrupy ice shavings, with nuts, corn etc.), cincau (jellied drink), tasty soya bean drink, cooling sugar cane, are some of the selections of drinks sold at the bazaar. Yummy grilled fish
Sometimes, especially on a hungry stomach (!) it is difficult to make choices of what to eat and drink for buka puasa. One wants to buy everything. It is such a great temptation with so much wonderful foods!
The best part about Bazaar Ramadan is everyone takes the time to see the sights and breathe in the delicious, tempting smells. There are a lot of choices, and most everyone living nearby a Bazaar Ramadan takes the opportunity to visit the place.
The prices are affordable, and everyone can visit the bazaar. Just get ready for the thronging crowd, long queues, (sometimes) shouting frenzy and a truly local atmosphere. So many choices!
Bazaar Ramadan - great food, great ambience and so many great choices!
Here’s wishing Happy Ramadan, everyone!
p/s: for great bargains on Malaysian Travels, check out
http://im-freebies.com/malaysiantravels/ today!
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