The element that gives importance to a person’s action is his intention, motive or objective. So, in the verses of the Qur’an, the phrase “in the way of Allah” (fi sabilillah) is often used (seventy times), and thus a warning for people to ensure that their actions and intentions be in the way of God, and not for the sake of other than God or their own carnal desires.

أَلْقَلْبُ حَرَمُ اللهِ وَ لاَ تُسْكِنُوا حَرَمَ اللهِ غَيْر الله.

“The heart is the sanctuary of Allah; so do not allow anyone to dwell therein except Allah.”

Worldly effects of Intention

1.Management of society

2.Improvement on economic condition

3.Good social relations

Intention as an action ('amal)

The decision to do good deeds and to have good intentions releases man from a state of indifference, and it has a value equal to the act itself, in addition to the divine reward for it.

Concerning the aspiration to attain martyrdom, the Prophet of Islam said: “Anyone who, out of sincerity and uprightness, prays for martyrdom, God will include him in the company of martyrs on the Day of Resurrection even if he dies in bed.”

Intention as compensation for deficiencies

Since the knowledge, power and faculties of man are limited, he cannot acquire all he wants. But intention fills the gap between “man’s endless needs” and his “limited faculties”. For example, if someone intends and wishes to guide all the misguided people around him and strives hard to do so but fails, he will be rewarded for the said intention.

On the other hand, bad intentions go beyond time and place circumstances, and affect the doer of evil deeds. If a person accepts the corruption, sin and tyranny of others and is pleased with them, he shares their sins.

The Holy Qur’an attributes the killing of the she-camel of Hadhrat Salih (as), that was a divine miracle, to all those who opposed him. Although all of them did not have a hand in the said crime, they were pleased with the act.

1)Islam

2)Sanity

3)Reaching the age of Maturity

4)Lack of Ritual Impurity ( Ablution)

5)Removal of Filth

6)Covering the Awrah

7)The entrance of the proper time

8)Facing the Qiblah

9)The intention

The Pillars of The Prayer

1.Standing, if one has the ability to do so

2.The opening Takbir

3.reciting Surah Al-Fatihah

4.Bowing

5.Rising from bowing

6.Prostrating on all seven limbs

7.Erecting oneself from it

8.Sitting between the two prostrations

9.Remaining tranquil ( not rushing during all of these pillars)

10.Maintaining the same sequences

11.The Final Tashahhud

12.Sitting for it

13.Sending Salaat on the Prophet

14.The final two Tasleems

The Requirements for the Prayer

1.All of the Takbeers except for the Opening Takbeer

2.Saying "Subhaana Rabby al'Adheem" while bowing

3.Saying “Sami’a Allaahu Liman Hamidahu” [Allaah hears the one who praises Him] this applies to the one leading the prayer and the one praying alone

4. Saying “Rabbanaa wa Lakal-Hamd” [Our Lord to You belongs the Praise] this

applies to everyone)

5.Saying “Subhaana Rabby al-A’alaa” [Perfect is my Lord, the Most High] while prostrating

6. Saying “Rabb Ighfir Lee” [My Lord, forgive me] while

in between the two prostrations

7. The first Tashahhud

8. Sitting for it.

Why Khusyu’ in Prayer is so Important?
Prayer is the second pillar of Islam and we as a Muslim need to worship in five times a day. Prayer in Islam is a way for the believers to communicate with Allah s.w.t.. It is an act of devotion, repentance, surrender, an expression of love, and servitude to Allah who is our creator and sustainer. It is also the key to success in our life in here and hereafter.

How to Attain Khusyu’ in Prayer?

1.Niat (intention).

2.Remembering death

3.Does not perform the prayer hurriedly and quickly

4.Understanding the meaning of the verses recited during prayer.

Fasting is an act of worship for the sake of worship, and it is one of the greatest acts of worship. Islam has been built on five [pillars], and Fasting is considered one of the pillars of Islam, and a person’s Islam is not complete without it. It is the practice of the righteous and the symbol of the righteous.

The Virtues of Fasting

1.A shield protects the servant from the fire.Every good deed is rewarded with ten of the same up to seven hundred times over. Fasting is a shield from the Fire.

2.It breaks the eruption of desire and tames it, so the Prophet, peace, and blessings are upon him, instructing young people who cannot marry, to seek help from fasting to be a restraint (Wija).

3.It helps to erase sins and expiate sins. Rayyan’s Gate is one of the Paradise (Jannah) gates that only the fasting person can enter.

4.The believer gets used to being patient in obeying Allah. It also helps to overcome the self that is inclined to evil and the whispers of Satan. Thanking Allah’s grace, the fasting person feels the blessings of Allah upon him and therefore thanks him for it.

In Islam, Sadaqah refers to a voluntary act of charity performed with the sole purpose of pleasing Allah and without expecting a substitute in return. In Arabic the word ‘Sadaqah’ literally means ‘righteousness’ and stems from the root word ‘sidq’, which means sincerity; Implying that Sadaqah is the sincerity of faith and a righteous behavior which leads to a healthy and balanced society.

The virtues of Sadaqah

1. Sadaqah Helps Cure Illness and Averts Death.

2. Sadaqah Eases Hardships and Removes Calamities

3. Sadaqa is an Investment in This Life and Hereafter.

4. Sadaqa Expiates Sins

5. Sadaqah is One of the Gates of Jannah

6. Sadaqah Purifies the Nafs

7. Sadaqah is a Means of Acceptance of Dua

5 benefits of giving Zakat

1. It purifies your wealth

2. A sign of brotherhood

3. A sign of a faithful communit

4. Gaining closeness to Allah (swt)

5. The removal of sins

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