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[Laylatul Qadar Time Management] Qur\'an Amaal for Laylatul Qadr 23rd Night

- Tonight, is a night of destiny - What does the Qur\'an say about this powerful night? - What are the decrees that will be made about us? Are they issues that are in our control or not? - Why only this night vs any other? - Narrating a relevant conversation between Imam Ali and al-Ḥārith al-Hamdāni - Ali\'s status in his own words - Laylatul Qadr as a gift to us - Ali\'s message of good news to the Shi\'as 23rd Night Laylatul Qadr - Ramadhan 1442 Recited by: Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi Date: May 5th, 2021 Donate towards our programs today: https://jaffari.org/donate/ Jaffari Community Centre (JCC Live)

Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah speech at Laylatul Qadr.

What is the connection between Laylatul Qadr and the Ahlul-bayt?

[Lecture # 22] Mah e Ramzaan 1437 Topic:Importance of Laylatul Qadr| Maulana Askari - Urdu

AlMehdi Islamic Centre Toronto 1442 PXVIII |The Gradual Nature Of The Deen | Maulana Asad Jafri | Tafsir Sur Alaq | Syed Zaki Baqri | Amal of Laylatul Qadr IEng/Urdu

Recitation of Dua Makaarimul Akhlaaq as part of the A\'maal for Laylatul Qadr

Recitation of Dua Al Tawba as part of the A\'maal for Laylatul Qadr

A powerful presentation!

Ayatollah Khamenei describes the greatness of the month of Ramadan and especially Laylatul Qadr. Certainly this night is greater than 1000 months.

Shaykh Mansour Leghaei delves into the hidden realities of the night of Qadr and explains some of the philosophy behind why Allah has not given us complete certainty as to which night it really is... #ScholarClips #NightOfDestiny #QadrNight #Quran #Islam #Fasting #Ahlulbayt #Ramadhan #RamadhanKareem #Ramadan #RamadanKareem #Salah #Night #NightOut #NightPrayers

A\'maal for the 23rd night of the month of Ramadhan

A beautiful recitation of Surah Ad-Dukhan translation included. recommended to be read on the night of laylatul qadr.

[Majlis] [7th Rajab 1437] - Sheikh Muhammad Rashid - Thursday Night Majlis - English

علیؑ کی جاں نثاری | ولی امرِ مسلمین جہان سید علی خامنہ ای حفظہ اللہ لیلۃ المبیت وہ واقعہ ہے، جس میں مولاؑ نے دوسروں کی طرح صرف زبان سے رسول اللہؐ کی ولایت کا اقرار نہ کیا، بلکہ اپنی جان بھی ہتھیلی پر رکھ کر ولیِ امر یعنی رسولِ اکرمؐ کی حفاظت کے لیے حاضر ہوئے۔ یہ وہ وقت تھا جب رسول اللہؐ کی تحریک ایک سنہرے دور میں داخل ہورہی تھی، حکومت قائم ہونے والی تھی، پوسٹ اور منصب بنٹنے والے تھے اور ہر کسی کو اپنی پڑی تھی کہ انہیں بھی کوئی منصب اور مقام ملے، لیکن مولاؑ نے کیا ہی عالیشان مظاہرہ کیا۔ یہ واقعہ، لمحہ فکریہ ہے ہمارے لیے کہ اگر ہمارے زمانے کے ولیِ امر کے لیے ایسی جان نثاری کرنے کی توفیق ملے تو ہم کیا کرینگے؟ #ویڈیو #ولی_امرمسلمین #مولاعلی #لیلۃ_المبیت #رسول_اکرم #ولایت #قربانی

An incredible conversation between Prophet Musa (Moses) and Allah reveals just how awesome the Night of Power (Laylatul Qadr) truly is… Don’t miss out on the opportunity being presented to you this Holy Month of Ramadhan - it only takes a minute to turn over a new leaf. #RamadhanKareem #RamadhanMubarak #Ramadhan #MonthOfRamadhan #Fasting

Abū Ḥamza al-Thumali was a prominent student of of Imam Ali Zainul Abidīn (as) , as well as a companion of Imam Jafar as Sadiq (as) . Al-Thumālī narrated this supplication from Imam Sajjad (as), and is cited by various scholars, such as Shaykh Tusi in Misbah al-Mutahajjid, Sayyid ibn Tawus in Iqbal al-A’mal, Ibrahim ibn Ali al-Kaf’ami in Al-Balad al-Amin, and Allama Majlisi in Bihar Al-Anwar. It is known to be one of the longest Dua’s and is meant to be read in the Month of Ramadan before sunrise. This supplication is beautiful in its eloquence as it holds many spiritual teachings, such as finding the balance between hope and fear, death, and gratitude. For example, we know that as humans we are greatly flawed and bound to sin, in which we may fear that we are not worthy of mercy and forgiveness of Allah swt. This path towards wrongdoings can lead one to hopelessness, however, the Dua teaches us that we must remember Allah swt is All Forgiving and All Merciful, and by these virtues of Allah swt that we should remain hopeful, and to not be fearful of Allah swt, but rather to be cautious and scared of our own actions. The Dua of Abu Hamza also contains supplications for our needs and wants for this world, as well as the hereafter. It is said that if the whole of this supplication is read then the supplications of our needs have been sufficiently covered, as this Dua mentions a variety of wishes that one may ask for. This includes the wellbeing of our families, the whole of society, and ourselves. As this Dua is mainly recited in the month of Ramadan, there is also the request to be amongst those who receive the chance to perform Hajj, as it is narrated that on Laylatul Qadr, the names of those who will be given such a chance are written. With the many needs that this Dua addresses, Imam Sajjad (as) has also included in it the bounties of Allah, so that we may practice gratitude and be grateful for that which Allah has blessed us with. Lastly as all of us must face death at one point or another, in this supplication, the Imam (as) prepares us for what will come after death, and reminds us to strive for the Hereafter.

This supplication is beautiful in its eloquence as it holds many spiritual teachings, such as finding the balance between hope and fear, death, and gratitude. For example, we know that as humans we are greatly flawed and bound to sin, in which we may fear that we are not worthy of mercy and forgiveness of Allah swt. This path towards wrongdoings can lead one to hopelessness, however, the Dua teaches us that we must remember Allah swt is All Forgiving and All Merciful, and by these virtues of Allah swt that we should remain hopeful, and to not be fearful of Allah swt, but rather to be cautious and scared of our own actions. The Dua of Abu Hamza also contains supplications for our needs and wants for this world, as well as the hereafter. It is said that if the whole of this supplication is read then the supplications of our needs have been sufficiently covered, as this Dua mentions a variety of wishes that one may ask for. This includes the wellbeing of our families, the whole of society, and ourselves. As this Dua is mainly recited in the month of Ramadan, there is also the request to be amongst those who receive the chance to perform Hajj, as it is narrated that on Laylatul Qadr, the names of those who will be given such a chance are written. With the many needs that this Dua addresses, Imam Sajjad (as) has also included in it the bounties of Allah, so that we may practice gratitude and be grateful for that which Allah has blessed us with. Lastly as all of us must face death at one point or another, in this supplication, the Imam (as) prepares us for what will come after death, and reminds us to strive for the Hereafter.

- Briefly reviewing the previous 2 ilm-ul ghayb lectures in the series - Examples of future predictions by the Prophet - Examples of future predictions by Imam Ali - Examining the authenticity of the above sermons according to Shi\'a scholars - Narrating the masaib of Imam Ali, and his final days at bed rest 21st Night Laylatul Qadr - Ramadhan 1442 Recited by: Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi Date: May 3rd, 2021 Donate towards our programs today: https://jaffari.org/donate/ Jaffari Community Centre (JCC Live)