SAFAR IS THE 2ND MONTH OF ISLAAMIC CALENDAR-FEW IMPORTANT DATES ARE MENTIONED HERE....

 SAFAR IS  THE 2ND MONTH OF ISLAAMIC CALENDAR-FEW IMPORTANT DATES ARE MENTIONED HERE....

5th Safar : Ummul Mu'mineen Hazrat Saiyyidah Maimoonah
[Radiyal Laahu 'Anhaa]

12th Safar  Beloved daughter of the Holy Prophet
[Sallal Laahu Alaiehi Wa Sallam]

Islamic New Year Mubaarak!

“ The Islamic Month of Muharram opens the gate of a new year with purity, remembrance, and reflection. It is a time to return to Allaah  Kareem with renewed sincerity, and to remember the struggles of truth over falsehood throughout history.”

Hazrat Allaamah Kaukab Noorani Okarvi 

 

Happy Ramadaan

 

Month of Shaban Mubarak!

 

Rajab Ul Murajjab Mubarak! (Seventh month of Islamic Calendar)

 

28th Safar - The Day of Shahaadat Hazrat Imaam Hasan [Radiyal Laah Anhu]

28th Safar - The Day of Shahaadat of Hazrat Imaam Hasan  

[Radiyal Laah Anhu]

Imam Hasan

 

8th Islamic Month Shabaan Ul Muazzam!

 

Shabaan Ul Muazzam!

 

The Holy Month Of Shabaan!

 

Mesaage of Shaabaan Ul Mu'azzam!

 

Rajab ul Murajjab! (Islamic Month)

 

The Sacred Seventh Month of Islam- Rajab

 

Rajab Islamic Month - Rajab Ka Chaand Mubaarak

Rajab  Islamic Month - Rajab Ka Chaand Mubaarak

 

The Meaning of Ramadaan-Excerpt Speech -Allaamah Kaukab Noorani Okarvi

The Meaning of Ramadaan

Q. 1: What is "Rozah" (Saum)?

Ramadaan comes from the Arabic root ramadaa, which means severe heat, as in the harsh heat of the sun scorching the earth.

The Holy Prophet Muhammad [peace be upon him] said:

"Surely, the month of Ramadaan has been named so because it scorches away the sins."

Through the properties of heat do metals become purified, relieved of impurities that weaken the metal and actually change its identity.

Ramadaan is a time of purification, a reawakening of our original identity

a way to filter out all that makes us captive to the things of this Duniyaa.[Temporarily world]

The Holy Qur-aan defines "Saum" as "patience" too which means "self-control, perseverance and determination". Thus Rozah (Saum) stands, according to Islaam, for guarding oneself against selfishness, sensual and carnal desires and protecting one's instinctive restraint and perseverance. Food, drink and relation between man and woman play very important role in human life that usually destroy human values and merits if not checked. Regulating and keeping oneself away from such human needs for a certain period is Rozah (Saum). But according to Shar'ee terminology "Saum" means conscious abstinence (of a Muslim) from food, drink from dawn to dusk with the sole intention of worship.