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As-salaamo alaykum,

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Why did the Prophet say to Aisha , the mother of the believers and the beloved wife of the Prophet when she asked him:

" يا رسولَ اللَّهِ أرأيتَ إن وافقتُ ليلةَ القدرِ ما أدعو ؟ " (Sahih At-tirmithi)

O Rasoola Allah, if I witnessed and was able to tell that it is the night of decree, Laylatul-qadr, then what kind of dua should I make?

He replied:

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" تقولينَ اللَّهمَّ إنَّكَ عفوٌّ تحبُّ العفوَ فاعفُ عنِّي " Say: (Allahumma ennaka 'afuwun two-hebbul 'afwa fa'foo annee) "O Allah you are afw and love to implement afw so please have afw upon me"

Why did the Prophet , with all the knowledge and wisdom which he had and with all the revelation which he received from Allah, give this particular answer to Aisha in regards to the greatest night out of the whole year?

This is the night, the hours between Maghrib to Fajr, which is more valuable than a 1000 months, more valuable than 83 years and 4 months. In which a donation worth $1 is more valuable than donating $1 for every day for 30,000 days!

The night in which the book of guidance and food for our soul was revealed.

The night in which mercy, blessings and peace descend along with the angels to the first heaven.

The night in which Allah descends after the 1 st third of the night (Sahih Muslim) and says

أَ نَا الْمَلِكُ أَنَا الْمَلِكُ (I am The King, I am The King).

And then He asks:

من ذا الَّذي يسألُني فأُعطيَه ؟ (Who is there to supplicate to Me so that I answer him) من ذا الَّذي يدعوني فأستجيبَ له ؟ (Who is there to ask Me so I can give him)

من ذا الَّذي يستغفرُني فأغفرَ له ؟ (Who is there asking Me to forgive so that I can forgive him)

...All of that greatness continues until dawn, until Fajr

"O Allah, you are afw and love to implement afw so please have afw upon me"

After all that which is mentioned about that majestic night, the Prophet teaches Aisha to say these 7 words! That is it?

We are surprised because many just don't know what 'afw means or don't know that one of Allah's beautiful names is Al-Afw. And had you known, your mind would be in a state of shock and your heart would be touched.

The Prophet could've said: "Allahumma ennaka ghafooron tohebbo al-maghferah faghfer-lee". For you to appreciate the greatest customized dua'a for this specific greatest night you need to briefly understand the difference between 'afw & maghferah which are both mostly translated as Forgive or Pardon.
Maghferah:
I will use the term in Arabic so you can keep track of what I am saying. When Allah yaghfer, then this means that Allah will conceal your sins in the dunya, and won't expose you in the akhirah and won't punish you for it but He will just remind you of it.

" إن اللهَ يُدْنِي المؤمنَ ، فيَضَعُ عليه كنفَه ويَسْتُرُه ، فيقولُ: أتَعْرِفُ ذنبَ كذا: أَتَعْرِفُ ذنبَ كذا ؟ فيقول : نعم. أَيْ ربِّ ، حتى إذا قرَرَّه بذنوبِه ، ورأى في نفسِه أنه هلَكَ ، قال : ستَرْتُها عليك في الدنيا ، وأنا أغفِرُها لك اليوم ، فيُعْطَى كتابُ حسناتِه "

- (Sahih Al-Bukhari)

The Prophet said: "Allah will bring a believer near Him and shelter him with His Screen and ask him: Did you commit such-and-such sins? He will say: Yes, my Lord.

Allah will keep on asking him till he confesses all his sins and will think that he is ruined. Allah will say: 'I did screen your sins in the world and I forgive them for you today"

Just thinking about it now, wouldn't it be embarrassing that Allah reminds you of your past and how He was aware of the video you watched, the body you touched or that word you used to cuss... even though He still forgave you. May Allah protect us.

"What does the word Afw mean?
Linguistically it means:
المحو والطمس To wipe out and remove. The Arabs say: " عفت الريح الآثار ". The wind applied afw upon the traces. Meaning it removed and wiped out the traces. You cann't even tell if someone actually walked on this path or not.

Does the word have another meaning? Yes... it means Al-Kathra waz-zeyaadah. Excess & abundance.

Where can we get this meaning from? From Chapter 2: 219 : "وَيَسْأَلُونَكَ مَاذَا يُنْفِقُونَ قُلِ الْعَفْوَ "

"And they ask you what they should spend. Say: "that which is in excess and beyond what you need."
Technical definition:
With the linguistic definition in mind, what happens when you go to Allah Al-Afw and ask Him to have afw upon you on this great night, when you go to Him with a conscious mind and heart and feeling regretful for the mistakes you have done And you say: " اللَّهمَّ إنَّك عفُوٌّ تُحبُّ العفوَ فاعْفُ عنِّي " Allahumma ennaka 'afuwun two-hebbul 'afwa fa'foo annee

Allah Al-Afw will:

(1) erase and wipe out your sins in a way that. He leaves no traces of it in your book of records. And He makes you forget it so you don't feel nervous nor embarrassed when you are about to meet Him. And He doesn't even remind you of it. And He doesn't punish you for it.

(2) And He gives you whatever you asked for and more than what you asked for of that which He knows is good for you. Allahu Akbar! Shouldn't we truly appreciate this dua'a! Shouldn't we say this dua'a from the bottom of our hearts.

O you who is complaining and saying some of the following:

I am unable to pray Fajr. I am unable to lower my gaze and stop watching these inappropriate scenes. I am unable to stop backbiting, gossiping and lying. I am unable to respect and be dutiful to my father and mother. I am unable to connect with my ties of kinship. I am unable to be truthful enough in my prayers (when I say Allahu Akbar "Allah is greater than everything and anything" yet my mind is somewhere else). O you who is saying, I feel as if I am subjugated with heavy chains. I fee like there is a barrier between me and Allah. If you want the answer to all these complaints and others, then it is very possible that the answer to these questions may be: "Search for your sins"

A man came to Ali ibn Abi Talib and told him: "O Ali, I was deprived from praying Qiyamul-layl, the night prayers and I don't know the reason." Ali told him: "أَنْتَ رَجُلٌ قَدْ قَيَّدَتْكَ ذُنُوبُكَ" You are a man who has been chained by his sins. Subhana Allah...

Go back to Allah tonight and break loose of these chains and don't miss the opportunity of saying this dua'a in the last nights of Ramadan.

It is time that we turn back to Allah and break these chains that are excessively making us sin against Him.

Bismillah, don't procrastinate.

Let me share story; there was a sister who was known among the people as not adhering to many of the teachings of Allah and His Prophet, "non-practicing", and used to wear improper clothing, which doesn't please Allah. One of her "practicing" sisters invited her over to an Islamic lecture which discussed what you have read/watched so far. By the end of the lecture she was very touched by what she heard. She declared that from tonight she wants to get closer to Allah in every aspect of this deen. One of the things she wanted to improve right away on was the aspect of wearing more modest clothes, which please Allah . Her friend who invited her was so excited to hear that and offered to gift her a hijab by purchasing one from a nearby store. But the sister refused and stated that she isn't taking a single step outside this masjid unless she was wearing more modest clothing.

Allahu Akbar, she didn't want to procrastinate. As she was insisting, the sisters around gave her some of the clothing that is usually kept at the masjid for those who prefer using them when praying or for sisters who don't usually wear the hijab. She wore it and felt comfortable walking outside in the public. As she was crossing the street, a car driving by hit her and she died on the spot... May Allah grant her the highest levels in Jannah. Brothers and sisters, the point of this story isn't really about wearing more modest clothing, rather it is about avoiding procrastination!

If you are looking for a moment to completely change your life and take it to the next level then this is what you and I are looking for.

Don't just focus on the 27 th night of Ramadan, rather work hard through all of the last nights, just like how the Prophet , our teacher, did

"كان النبيُّ صلَّى اللهُ عليه وسلَّم إذا دخل العشرُ شدَّ مِئْزَرَهُ، وأحيا ليلهُ، وأيقظَ أهلهُ"

-(Sahih Al-Bukhari)

When the last 10 nights entered, the Prophet used to tighten his waist belt (i.e. work hard, just like how we would role our sleeves showing that we are getting ready for some serious work) and he used to worship at night, and wake up his family.

May Allah bless you and accept from you my beloved brother and sister!

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Wassalaamu alaykum,

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Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Power) is described in the Quran as, "better than a thousand months" (97:3). Any action done on this night such as reciting the Quran, remembering Allah, etc. is better than acting for one thousand months which do not contain the night of Qadr.

Allah's Messenger used to exert himself in devotion during the last ten nights to a greater extent than at any other time." (Muslim). Allah's peace and blessings be upon our beloved Prophet.

Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, related that the Prophet said: Look for Laylatul Qadr on an odd-numbered night during the last ten nights of Ramadan (Bukhari).

The Prophet said: "Whoever prays during the night of Qadr with faith and hoping for its reward will have all of his previous sins forgiven." (Bukhari and Muslim recorded from Abu Huraira).

Here are some tips of things we can do on the Night of Power and the time before and after it.

1. Take a vacation for Allah

We take a break from our jobs for almost everything in life. Why not this time to focus on worshiping and thanking our Creator.

If this is not possible at least take a few days off if you can. This can make it easier to stay awake at night to do extra Ibadah, not having to worry about getting to work the next day.

It will also facilitate doing Itikaf.

2. Do Itikaf

It was a practice of the Prophet to spend the last ten days and nights of Ramadan in the masjid for Itikaf.

Those in Itikaf stay in the masjid all this time, performing various forms of zikr (the remembrance of Allah), like doing extra Salat, recitation and study of the Quran. They do not go outside the masjid except in case of emergencies, therefore, they sleep in the masjid. Their families or the masjid administration takes care of their food needs.

Itikaf of a shorter period of time, like one night, a day or a couple of days is encouraged as well.

3. Make this special Dua

Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, said: I asked the Messenger of Allah: 'O Messenger of Allah, if I know what night is the night of Qadr, what should I say during it?' He said: 'Say: O Allah, You are pardoning and You love to pardon, so pardon me.' "(Ahmad, Ibn Majah, and Tirmidhi).

The transliteration of this Dua is "Allahumma innaka `afuwwun tuhibbul `afwa fa`fu `annee"

4. Recite the Quran

Perhaps you can choose Surahs or passages from the Quran which you have heard in Tarawih this past Ramadan to recite.

If you attend a class where the recitation of the Quran is taught, this is a great time to put your knowledge into practice.

5. Reflect on the meaning of the Quran

Choose the latest Surah or Surahs you've heard in Tarawih and read their translation and Tafseer. Then think deeply about their meaning and how it affects you on a personal level.

(If you want to study the Quran with more understanding, check out Way to the Quran and Access to Quranic Arabic.

6. Get your sins wiped out

Abu Huraira narrated that the Messenger said: Whoever stands (in prayer) in Laylatul Qadr while nourishing his faith with self-evaluation, expecting reward from Allah, will have all of his previous sins forgiven. [Bukhari and Muslim).

Don't just pray using the shorter Surahs that you know. Try to make your prayers longer, deeper and meaningful. If you are familiar with longer Surahs, read the translation and explanation and then pray reciting these Surahs, carefully reflecting on the meaning while you pray.

Even if you are only familiar with the shorter Surahs, read the translation and explanation beforehand, and then pray reflecting on the message of the Surahs.

This is a good way to develop the habit of concentration, even in regular prayers, where many of us tend to be fidgety and/or easily distracted.

7. Make a personal Dua list.

Ask yourself what you really want from Allah. Make a list of each and everything, no matter how small or how big it is, whether it deals with this world or not. Allah loves to hear from us. Once this list is ready, you can do three things:

Ask Allah to give you those things

Think about what actions you have taken to get those things

Develop a work plan to get those things in future.

8. Evaluate yourself.

Ask yourself those questions that need to be asked. Do an evaluation of where you are and where you are going. Let this evaluation lead you to feel happiness for the good you have done and remorse for the bad you have done. (see a short and a long evaluation guide) This latter feeling should make it easier to seek Allah's sincere forgiveness when making the Dua mentioned in tip number one above.

9. Make long, sincere and deep Duas

One of the best times to do this is during the last part of the night.

Abu Huraira, may Allah be pleased with him, related that the Prophet said: When the last one-third of the night remains, our Lord, the Glorious One descends towards the heaven of the earth and proclaims: Who is that who supplicates for Me, and I grant his supplication? Who is that who begs Me for anything and I grant it to him? And who is that who seeks My forgiveness, and I forgive him? (Bukhari, Muslim).

That means for instance, waking up one hour before Suhoor time to ask Allah for anything and everything you want that is Halal. This can be done using the Duas of the Sunnah, but also Dua in your own language, with sincerity and conviction.

For some tips on making Dua please see the article Some personal Duas you can make.

10. Memorize a different Dua every night

They don't have to be long. They can be just one line. And be sure to know what they mean generally at least, even if you don't know the exact translation in English.

You can put them on index cards (or and keep them with you during the day, glancing at them during work, while driving, waiting in line, etc.) Then practice them at night in prayer.

11. Have Iftar with the family

If you've spent Iftar time on weekdays in your cubicle at work alone with a couple of dates, now is the last few days you'll have this Ramadan to spend with your family. Use it wisely.

12. Take the family to Tarawih

Have your spouse and kids missed Tarawih most of Ramadan because you weren't there to drive them to the Masjid, which is too far away to walk to? If so, do all of yourselves a favor and bring everyone for Tarawih in these last ten nights.

13. Attend the Dua after the completion of Quran recitation

Almost all Masjids where the Imam aims to finish an entire reading of the Quran in Tarawih prayers in Ramadan will be completing their recitation in these last ten nights. They may try to end on one of the odd nights and read the Dua at the end of a reading of the Quran. Attend this particular night's Tarawih prayer with your family. See if you can attend different Masjids' Tarawih prayers the night they finish reading the Quran.

14. Finish reading a book on the Prophet

Read about the Prophet's life, which can increase your love for him and Islam by seeing how much he struggled for Allah's sake. It may inspire you to push yourself even harder during these last ten nights. This community is built on sacrifice.

15. Plan for the next year

Once you've done a self-evaluation, you can plan on where you want to go, at least in the next 12 months. Laylatul Qadr is a great night to be thinking about this (without taking away from your worship), since you'll Insha Allah, be in a more contemplative state. You may choose to dedicate one night of power for evaluation and one night for planning for the next year.

16. To do list for the Night of Power

Make a to do checklist for each Night of Power. This should define how you would like your night, the one better than a thousand months, to be used. Pick things from this list and define the sequence you would like to do things in. This will help you avoid wasting your time in unproductive chats which common in the festive atmosphere of Masjids at the Night of Power.

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Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Power) is described in the Quran as, "better than a thousand months" (97:3). Any action done on this night such as reciting the Quran, remembering Allah, etc.

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Allah says in the Qur'an: The Night of Decree is better than a thousand months. The angels and the Spirit descend therein by permission of their Lord for every matter. Peace it is until the emergence of dawn. [ Qur'an: 97:3-5]

The blessed Laylatul Qadr can be found in any of the last 10 nights of Ramadan, which are the most blessed nights of the year. As such, we should increase our worship and devotion during this period.

Aisha reported: With the start of the last ten days of Ramadan, the Prophet used to tighten his waist belt (i.e. work harder) and used to pray the whole night, and used to keep his family awake for the prayers. [ Bukhari]

Abu Hurayrah relates that the Prophet said: "Whoever stands (in the voluntary night prayer of) Ramadan out of faith and in the hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven. And whoever spends the night of Lailat Al-Qadr in prayer out of faith and in the hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven." [ Sunan an-Nasa'i]

Subhan Allah! Such immense rewards are to be gained during these blessed 10 nights. How can we afford to miss out on them? Who is to say that we will live to see the next Ramadan? We MUST make the best of these 10 nights. If we cannot manage all of the 10 nights, then as many as we can manage, particularly on the odd-numbered nights: 21st, 25th, 27th and 29th.

There is a saying that a person who fails to plan, plans to fail. So I have created a Worship Plan that we can use to maximise these blessed 10 nights of Ramadan. But first, there are a few points to consder:

10 Points to Consider in the Worship Plan

1. Remain in I'tikaf: The best way of catching the blessed night is to remain in I'tikaf, which both men and women can do. If it is not possible for one to remain in I'tikaf for the whole of the 10 days and nights, then one should try to remain in I'tikaf for as many days and nights possible. It is also possible to make intention of Nawafil I'tikaf each and every time one enters the masjid to gain rewards for the time spent in the masjid.

2. Worship all the 10 nights: Try to worship the whole of the 10 nights or as many days you can manage as that is the best way to catch the unimaginable and incomprehensible rewards of Laylatul Qadr. Each and every good deed from Maghrib until Fajr on Laylatul Qadr is rewarded a minimum of at least 83 years' of worship. Subhan Allah, that is longer than most of us will live!

3. Best dua of the last 10 nights: اَللَّهُمَّ اِنَّكَ عَفُوٌّ ، تُحِبُّ الْعَفْوَ فَاعْفُ عَنِّي
Aisha reported: I asked: "O Messenger of Allah! If I realize Lailat-ul-Qadr (Night of Decree), what should I supplicate in it?" He replied, "You should supplicate: Allahumma innaka 'afuwwun, tuhibbul-'afwa, fa'fu 'anni (O Allah, You are Most Forgiving, and You love forgiveness; so forgive me)." [At-Tirmidhi].

4. Give charity: Any good act such as charity during Laylatul Qadr is rewarded like you have done it for over 83 years.

5. Eat light: As you will be staying up until Fajr, the more you eat, the harder it will be for you to stay up and the less productive you will be!

6. Hydrate well: Keep some water with you at all times. This will help you stay up, feel energised and refreshed and have a clearer mind.

7. Complete all tasks beforehand: Make arrangements to clear as many of your pending tasks as possible or make a plan for tackling them later. This way, we are free to worship during the 10 nights without being distracted by worldly tasks.

8. Show exemplary character: The Prophet said: "Nothing will be heavier on the Day of Resurrection in the Scale of the believer than good manners. Allah hates one who utters foul or coarse language." [At- Tirmidhi]. So we must aim to be the best in character during these blessed nights and continue to do so for the rest of the year. We must not argue, swear, backbite, slander or gossip.

9. No time wasting: We must make a firm intention that during these blessed 10 nights, we will not take part in idle talk, watch TV, play computer games or spend time on the social media. There are 355 days in the year for all that - if you really cannot resist. This is just 10 nights! There will be indeed an utter loss and regret for those of us who waste these blessed 10 nights.

10. Making life changes: We should make the necessary changes to improve ourselves as Muslims and what better time to make such changes than during these blessed 10 nights where we can change our lives forever. We must internalise these changes and make a firm commitment to Allah , and maybe that he will wipe off our sins until we become newborn babies, In sha Allah.

The Worship Plan
The following is a possible worship routine for the last 10 blessed nights of Ramadan. It should be adjusted according to your local time.
09:30 pm - 10:00 pm: Break fast with dates and water and pray Maghrib (men with congregation and women at home). Afterwards pray the 2 raka'ahs of sunnah and as many nawafil (voluntary) prayers in sets of 2 raka'ahs as you can manage.

Can you imagine the rewards of voluntary and fard prayers during Laylatul Qadr? Subhan Allah! You will be rewarded like you have prayed the fard and voluntary prayers for over 83 years.

10:00 pm - 10:15 pm: Eat light to have optimum energy for worship. Avoid heavy and fried foods, as they will make you lethargic.

Tip: The lighter your stomach, the more worship you can perform. The more worship you perform, the more reward you will obtain, In sha Allah.

10:15 pm - 10:30 pm: Get ready to pray Isha' and Taraweeh. Make ghusl or wudu. Pray 2 raka'ahs tahiyyatul wudu after every wudu. Wear your best clothes and put on attar, use a miswaak and comb your hair, beard etc.

Tip 1: Looking your best has a significant impact in making you more productive! These are the nights of maximum productivity! So look and smell good to be more productive!

Tip 2: Walk to the masjid if you are not in I'tikaf. Each and every step is rewarded like you have been walking to the masjid for over 83 years! Subhan Allah!

10:30 pm - 12:00 am: Pray Isha' and Taraweeh. Pray 2 raka'ahs of tahiyyatul masjid upon arriving at the masjid and 4 raka'ahs of sunnah (this is often neglected) before the 4 fard of Isha'.

Tip: Praying Taraweeh during Laylatul Qadr will bring rewards of over 83 years for each and every letter recited by the imam and for each and every prostration (sajda).

12:00 am - 12:30 am: As soon as Taraweeh is completed, prepare for worship until Fajr. Make fresh wudu or ghusl if you wish to. Drink water. If you are hungry, eat (light). Either stay at the masjid or go home immediately. Do not partake in any idle talk and go straight to the spot where there will be no disturbances and begin worship immediately. There should be no procrastination during these blessed 10 nights.

Tip: The less time we waste, the more time we have for worship. The more time we have for worship, the more we can gain unimaginable rewards during these blessed 10 nights.

12:30 am - 1:30 am: Recite the Qur'an, contemplating and pondering over the words of Allah .

Tip: The Noble Qur'an was revealed during Laylatul Qadr. So surely we should spend the last 10 nights of Ramadan reciting the Qur'an. Each and every letter is normally rewarded 10 good deeds. During Ramadan, this is increased further but during Laylatul Qadr each letter will be rewarded like one has recited it for over 83 years. Subhan Allah!

1:30 am - 2:00 am: 1:30 - 2:00 am - Pray nafl salah, recite the Qur'an or engage in reciting the dua of Laylatul Qadr Dua as much as possible which completely wipes out sins.
Allahumma innaka 'affuwwun tuhibbul 'afwa fa'fu 'anni'
'O Allah You are The One Who forgives greatly, and loves to forgive, so forgive me. [Sunan Ibn Majah]

Tip: This dua was given by the Prophet Muhammad to the most beloved person to him: Aisha . So that makes the dua extra special.

2:00 am - 2:45 am: 8 raka'ahs of tahajjud prayer with long sajdas, reciting as many surahs as you know. Knowing beforehand the meaning of the surahs that you will be reciting will allow you to attain khushu.

Tip: The best nawafil prayer is tahajjud as it is a prayer that allows you to get closer to Allah . It can be prayed after Isha' until just before Fajr begins. The best recitation of the Qur'an is done during tahajjud prayer. You should recite as much of the Qur'an as you have memorised. In the long prostrations, beg Allah for forgiveness and mercy and surely He will never turn away his slaves who beg of him during this prayer.

2:45 am - 3:00 am: Eat suhoor slightly earlier so you can spend the last 30 minutes in dua. The dua just before Fajr is the best and most accepted dua, and any dua on Laylatul Qadr is accepted without a doubt, In sha Allah.

Tip: Prepare suhoor during the day and store it in the fridge as nothing should get in the way of our worship during these blessed nights. Preparing suhoor beforehand leaves us with more time to worship.

3:00 am until Fajr begins: Devote the last 30 minutes in dua. Beg and cry unto Allah . Praise and glorify Him by using His beautiful names, asking for His mercy and forgiveness and for our parents, families and ourselves. Ask for anything that your heart desires. Include duas for the Ummah. Surely Allah will accept each and every sincere dua during these blessed 10 nights, especially on Laylatul Qadr!

Tip: Make a dua list and be sure to cover everything you can think of so that your mind does not go blank when making duas on these blessed nights.

Repeat this schedule for each and every night of worship during the last 10 nights of Ramadan and know that on at least one of the nights, we will gain the rewards equivalent to those of more than 83 years. Subhan Allah that is longer than most of us will live!

May Allah enable us to make the best of these nights. May He enable us to catch the blessed Laylatul Qadr and gain the rewards that are promised for it. Ameen.

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