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How to ensure that one’s niyyah is correct

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How to ensure that one’s niyyah is correct

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the hikmah of Salah based on Surah Al-Ankabut verse 45

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the hikmah of Salah based on Surah Al-Ankabut verse 45

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Sunnah Things that we can do during solat

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Sunnah Things that we can do during solat

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How to ensure that one’s niyyah is correct

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How to ensure that one’s niyyah is correct

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Virtues That Can be Gained When Fasting✨

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Virtues That Can be Gained When Fasting✨

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1. Sabar (Patience)
Fasting is a test of self-control. By abstaining from food, drink, and other desires from dawn to sunset, a person learns to:

Control anger and negative emotions.

Resist temptations and avoid sinful behavior.

Face challenges and hardships with calmness and perseverance.

Develop inner strength and mental discipline, which is beneficial not only in worship but in daily life.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said, “Fasting is a shield”, meaning it protects the person from bad behavior and teaches patience.

2. Rahmah (Compassion / Mercy)
Fasting encourages empathy and concern for others because:

Feeling hunger and thirst allows one to understand the struggles of the less fortunate.

It motivates acts of charity, kindness, and helping those in need.

It fosters a sense of community and encourages fair treatment of everyone.

A fasting person is reminded to speak gently, avoid hurting others, and show mercy in their actions.

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Saying Bismillah: Saying "Bismillah" at the start.

Washing Hands: Washing the hands up to the wrists three times, beginning with the right.

Using Miswak: Using a toothbrush or miswak to cleanse the teeth before starting.

Rinsing the Mouth and Nose: Rinsing the mouth (madmadah) and sniffing water into the nose (istinsyaq) three times, preferably with the right hand, and using the left hand to clean the nose.

Wiping the Head: Wiping the entire head, rather than just the minimum required portion.

Wiping the Ears: Wiping the inside and outside of the ears with water.

Running Fingers Through Hair: Performing khilaal by passing wet fingers through the beard and between the fingers and toes.

Repeating Actions: Washing each limb three times

Right Side First: Beginning with the right limbs before the left.

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1. Tawakkul

-A Muslim who gives his wealth through zakah shows that he does not depend on his wealth, but relies fully on Allah SWT. He trusts Allah’s promise that whatever is given for His sake will be replaced, increased, and multiplied.

2. Ukhwah

-Ukhūwah refers to the bond of brotherhood among people that

creates harmony in life and connects them through their shared

Islamic Aqidah.

-In Islam, Allah SWT has declared that

believers are brothers in belief and should pursue towards peace and avoid harmful relation.

-Zakāh trains Muslims in the value of ukhūwah (brotherhood). It builds social awareness and unity within the Muslim community. It helps reduce selfishness and individualism, and encourages Muslims to care for, love, and show empathy toward one

another.