
Rasool-e-Akram (Sallallahu alaihi wasallam) Kay Aadaab Aur Tazeem Quran Ki Roshni Mein
The Benefits of Performing Prayers (Part 3)
The Benefits of Performing Prayers (Part 1)
The Benefits of Performing Prayers (Part 2)
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “I have considered having a man lead people in prayer and going myself to those who hang back from attending the prayer in congregation to burn their houses down upon them.” (Reported by Bukhari and Muslim)
Behold, this threat cannot be issued unless there is something obligatory left. It was related that once, a blind man came to the Prophet (peace be upon him) and said, “O Messenger of Allah, I have nobody to lead me to the mosque.” Then he asked for permission to pray at home. Thereby, the Prophet (peace be upon him) permitted him. But before leaving, the Prophet (peace be upon him) called him and said, “Do you hear the Call
Tauba Ki Sharait

Tauba Ki Sharait
The Benefits Of Performing Prayers (Part 2)
The Benefits of Performing Prayers (Part 1)
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Allah does not look to a man who does not raise his back upright and prostrate.” (Reported by Ahmed)
“This is the prayer of a hypocrite who watches the sun until he finds it about to set, then he stands and performs it as quickly as a bird picking the seeds, and he hardly remembers Allah in it.” (Reported by Muslim)
Abdullah AI-Ash’ari related: One day the Prophet (peace be upon him) led the companions in the prayer. After finishing the prayer, someone came in to pray. He started to pray so fast that he could hardly remain
Hazrat Umer (radi Allahu anhu) ki Firasat

Hazrat Umer (radi Allahu anhu) ki Firasat
The Benefits of Performing Prayers (Part 1)
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said, “Whoever keeps on performing the prescribed Prayer, Allah will grant him five honorable rewards: he will lead a happy life, avoid the torment in the grave, receive his record by his right hand, cross Sirat (the bridge on Fire) as swiftly as lightning, and enter Paradise without being reckoned. But who is remiss in performing the Prayer, Allah will make him suffer fifteen kinds of punishment, five in this world, three when dying, three in the grave, and three when being resurrected. The worldly punishments are: he loses the glamor (the blessing) of his life span, the righteous appearance diminishes from his face, he works in vain, he will not have his supplications answered, and he will not make use of the righteous people’s supplications. When dying, he dies humiliated, hungry, thirsty, even if he drinks all the rivers of the world. In the grave, he will be compressed so tightly that his ribs permute, blazing in fire day and night, and will face a bald-headed, poisonous male serpent with two black spots over its eyes, which are created of Fire and the fingernails of iron; each fingernail is equal to the distance covered in a day. It will address the deceased in a very roaring sound like thunder, saying, “I am the baldheaded poisonous male serpent. My Lord commanded me to beat you for missing the Fajr Prayer until sunrise, the Dhuhr until Asr, Asr Prayer until Maghrib, Maghrib Prayer until ‘Isha’, and Isha until Fajr.”
Allah Ta’ala Say Mulaqat Ka Shoq

Moat Kay Waqt Allah Ta’ala Say Mulaqat Ka Shoq
When Should A Child Be Ordered To Perform The Prayer?
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said, “When a boy reaches the age of seven years, teach him the Prayers (Salat), and punish him, when he commits a default (in his Prayers) at the age of seven years.” (Reported by At- Tirmidhi and Abu Dawud)
It was related that the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “When your children attain the age of seven years, ask them to perform the Prayer and chastise them in respect of any fault in this behalf; when they are ten
Paighambron Kay Qissa Jaat Ka Maqsad

Paighambron Kay Qissa Jaat Ka Maqsad
Not Performing The Prayer
Allah, the Most High, says, {But after them there followed a posterity who missed Prayers and followed after lusts soon, then, will they face destruction, except those who repent and believe, and work righteousness.} (Maryam: 59-60)
Commenting on the above verses (Ayat), Ibn ‘Abbas (radi Allahu anhu) said, “Allah’s statement, ‘Who missed Prayers does not mean that they did not perform it at all, but rather they did not perform it in its due time.”
Sa’id Ibn AI-Mussaiyyib, Imam of the Tabi’een (may Allah be pleased with him) said, “It is he who postpones the Dhuhr (Early Afternoon Prayer) until the time of Asr Prayer (Late Afternoon Prayer) and so are Maghrib (Sunset Prayer) until’ /sha’ (Evening Prayer), /sha until Fajr (Dawn Prayer) and Fajr until the sun rises. If someone dies

