Gems of Jannah

💜 *ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ* 💕 ✨ Its Friday! ✨ 🌹Don't forget Sa'at al Istijabah _( a time when dua is answered)_ All you have to do is make dua and Istighfar in the last hour before Maghrib!" Seek it in the last hour of Asr" 🫶✨ 🍒🌹Note : Its not Salat(prayer) it is Sa'at(time) of Istijabah( response).💦 ✨ Make lots of Dua and istghfar for yourself, your family & friends ..... Don't forget to make special dua for entire Ummah. 💕 Reminder for evening adhkars✨ 🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾 http://T.me/Gemsofjannah98

🌙 Salawat Reminder 🌙 “Whoever sends blessings upon me once, Allah will send blessings upon him tenfold.” — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) [Sahih Muslim] Sending Salawat upon the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) is a simple yet powerful way to earn rewards and draw closer to Allah. Let’s make it a habit to remember and honor the Prophet (ﷺ) through prayer and love. ✨ Why Send Salawat? It is reported that the Prophet (ﷺ) said: “Increase your supplications for me on the night and day of Friday.” — [Sunan Al-Bayhaqi] Sending Salawat is a means of intercession on the Day of Judgment, bringing peace to your heart and blessings into your life. How to Recite Durood: 💫 Say اللهم صلِّ على محمدٍ وعلى آل محمدٍ، كما صلَّيتَ على إبراهيمَ وعلى آل إبراهيم، إنك حميدٌ مجيد اللهم بارك على محمدٍ وعلى آل محمدٍ، كما باركتَ على إبراهيمَ وعلى آل إبراهيم، إنك حميدٌ مجيد — [Sahih Muslim] 🌟 Benefits of Sending Salawat: • Allah sends His blessings upon you • The Prophet (PBUH) will intercede for you on the Day of Judgment • It brings peace and tranquility to your heart • It strengthens your connection to the Prophet (ﷺ) and Allah --- Let’s fill our hearts with love and gratitude for the Prophet (ﷺ). May Allah grant us peace, guidance, and blessings. Ameen. 🕋 Have a blessed Friday! 🌸

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💜 *ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ* 💕 ✨ Its Friday! ✨ 🌹Don't forget Sa'at al Istijabah _( a time when dua is answered)_ All you have to do is make dua and Istighfar in the last hour before Maghrib!" Seek it in the last hour of Asr" 🫶✨ 🍒🌹Note : Its not Salat(prayer) it is Sa'at(time) of Istijabah( response).💦 ✨ Make lots of Dua and istghfar for yourself, your family & friends ..... Don't forget to make special dua for entire Ummah. 💕 Reminder for evening adhkars✨ 🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾🌹🌾 http://T.me/Gemsofjannah98

The Messenger of Allāh (ﷺ) said: *_Send many blessings upon me on Friday and the night before Friday, for whoever sends blessings upon me once, Allah will send blessings upon him tenfold._* > Al-Bayhaqi (5994) Classed as hasan by al-Albaani in as-Saheehah (1407) اللـهم صـلّ عـلى محمـد وعـلى آل محمـد كمـا صلّيـت علـى إبـراهيـم وعـلى آل إبـراهيـم إنـك حميـد مجيـد، وبـارك علـى محمـد وعـلى آل محـمد كمـا بـاركت عـلى إبـراهيـم وعـلى آل إبـراهـيم إنـك حميـد مجيـد ..

🌙 Salawat Reminder 🌙 “Whoever sends blessings upon me once, Allah will send blessings upon him tenfold.” — Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) [Sahih Muslim] Sending Salawat upon the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) is a simple yet powerful way to earn rewards and draw closer to Allah. Let’s make it a habit to remember and honor the Prophet (ﷺ) through prayer and love. ✨ Why Send Salawat? It is reported that the Prophet (ﷺ) said: “Increase your supplications for me on the night and day of Friday.” — [Sunan Al-Bayhaqi] Sending Salawat is a means of intercession on the Day of Judgment, bringing peace to your heart and blessings into your life. How to Recite Durood: 💫 Say اللهم صلِّ على محمدٍ وعلى آل محمدٍ، كما صلَّيتَ على إبراهيمَ وعلى آل إبراهيم، إنك حميدٌ مجيد اللهم بارك على محمدٍ وعلى آل محمدٍ، كما باركتَ على إبراهيمَ وعلى آل إبراهيم، إنك حميدٌ مجيد — [Sahih Muslim] 🌟 Benefits of Sending Salawat: • Allah sends His blessings upon you • The Prophet (PBUH) will intercede for you on the Day of Judgment • It brings peace and tranquility to your heart • It strengthens your connection to the Prophet (ﷺ) and Allah --- Let’s fill our hearts with love and gratitude for the Prophet (ﷺ). May Allah grant us peace, guidance, and blessings. Ameen. 🕋 Have a blessed Friday! 🌸

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2. A Muslim has been blessed with a powerful weapon that is always at his disposal. No matter how great or small his need or desire may be, this weapon is always available. Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam) said, “Should I not show you something that will save you from your enemies and increase your sustenance? Make du‘aa to Allah day and night, for indeed, du‘aa is the weapon of a believer.” (Abu Ya’laa – Majma‘uz Zawaa-id #17153) The pious worshipper in this incident understood the power of this weapon and placed his complete trust in Allah Ta‘ala. Thus, his du‘aa was readily accepted. Du‘aa should always be our first resort, not our last. (SOURCE: USWATUL MUSLIMAH)

*The Price of Presumption* A pious man once entered a masjid to perform salaah, where he noticed two people: a devout worshipper engrossed in du‘aa and a trader seated nearby. He heard the worshipper supplicating to Allah Ta‘ala, “O my Master! O my Lord! Today I desire such-and-such a dish and such-and-such a sweet from You.” The trader also heard the du‘aa. Instead of thinking well of the worshipper, he became suspicious and said to himself, “By Allah! Had he (simply) asked me, I would have given it to him. But he is trying to trick me and is only making a display so that I will give him something. By Allah! I will not give him anything.” After completing his du‘aa, the worshipper lay down in a corner of the masjid and fell asleep. Just then, a man entered carrying a covered container of food. He looked to his right and left until he noticed the worshipper sleeping. He woke him up and placed the container before him, while the trader watched the entire scene unfold. When the worshipper uncovered the container, he found exactly the dishes and sweets he had desired and asked Allah Ta‘ala for. He ate until he was satisfied, covered the container once again and returned it to its owner. Unable to contain his curiosity, the trader approached the man who had brought the food and asked, “I ask you in the name of Allah, did you know this man before today?” “No, by Allah,” he replied. “I have never seen him before.” He then explained that he earned a living as a porter. For an entire year he wanted to feed his family this particular food, but he was never able to afford it. Earlier that day, after carrying a load for someone, he was paid two mithqaals of gold. He bought meat and the other ingredients, took them home and his wife prepared the meal. Thereafter, sleep overtook him and he saw Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam) in a dream. Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam) said to him, “Today, one of the friends of Allah has come to you. He is in the masjid, and desires what your wife has prepared. Take it to him so that he may eat to his fill. Allah will place barakah in what remains, and I will be your guarantor for Jannah.” When he awoke, he brought the food to the masjid. The trader then said, “I heard him asking Allah for this (very food).” He then asked the porter how much he had spent on preparing the meal. “One mithqaal,” the man replied. The trader asked him to accept ten mithqaals from him and allow him to share in the promised reward. The porter however refused. The trader increased his offer to twenty mithqaals, then fifty, and finally one hundred mithqaals. Yet each time, the porter declined. Finally, he said, “By Allah! I will not sell anything that Rasulullah (sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam) has guaranteed me, even if I were offered the entire world. If you had a share in the reward of fulfilling the desire of this friend of Allah, you would have attained it before me. But Allah chooses whom He wishes.” Realising what he had lost through his suspicion and cynical thinking, the trader left the masjid filled with regret. (Hadaa-iqul Awliyaa – Ibnul Mulaqqin vol. 1, pg. 510) *Lessons:* 1. A believer should always think good of others and avoid hastily judging their intentions. Allah Ta‘ala warns, “O you who believe! Avoid much suspicion. Indeed, some suspicion is a sin.” (Surah Hujuraat v12) Suspicion and cynical thinking can deprive a person of immense rewards and often lead him to sin. The trader assumed the worst about the worshipper’s du‘aa and withheld his generosity, only to realise that he had lost an opportunity that no amount of wealth could recover. Sadly, it has become common for people to question the sincerity behind the good deeds of others while readily assuming the best about their own intentions, whereas the opposite ought to be the case.

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