One Day, One Hadith

" Discover the key to entering heaven and avoiding hell in Hadith 29 narrated by Muaz bin Jabal r.a. Explore the fundamental deeds of Islam, from worship to prayer, and understand the importance of mindful speech in the eyes of Allah." Hadith 29 From, Muaz bin Jabal r.a, said: " Inform me of a deed that will allow me to enter heaven and keep me away from hell. The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings, upon him) replied: ' Actually, you have asked a great matter, and indeed it is very easy for whoever is made easy' . The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings, upon him) continued, " By Allah Ta'ala, that is: ' You should worship Allah and not associate Him with anything else. You should establish prayer, give zakat, fast for a month of Ramadan and perform Hajj to Baitullah ". Then the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings, upon him) said again: " Do you want me to tell you the principles of good deeds its pillar and its peak ? " I rep...

" Discover profound teachings from a Hadith by Abu Malik Al-Hariths, highlighting the significance of holiness, gratitude, prayer, and altruism in Islam. Explore the light and evidence that guide a faithful journey ". From Abu Malik Al-Hariths bin Ashim Al-Ashya'ri r.a, said: The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings upon him) said:  " Holiness is part of faith, and Alhamdulillah fills the scales, and Subhanallah Wal-Hamdulillah will also fill the space between heaven and earth.  And prayer is light, and almsgiving is proof, and patience is a ray and Al-Quran is evidence to you or for you. Every human being strives, some sell themselves, some preserve themselves and some destroy themselves ". Hadith No.23, by Imam Nawawi 

" Explore a powerful Hadith by Abdullah bin Abbas r.a, emphasizing reliance on Allah and understanding His divine plans. Delve into the teachings that inspire trust, prayer, and recognizing Allah's will in our lives ". From Abu Abbas, Abdullah bin Abbas r.a.:  " That one day I was behind the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) (on his riding animal), then he said: ' O little child, indeed I have taught you some words. Keep (orders) of Allah , surely He will take care of you, preserve (the honor of) God, surely you will feel that He is with you. If you beg, ask God alone. If you ask for help, ask God alone. Know that if all the people people gather together to give you something beneficial, surely they will not be able to give that benefit, except with something that has been predestined by Allah. Likewise, if they gather to determine a harm for you, they will surely not be able to determine it, except with something that has been predestined decreed by All...

" Explore the essential teachings of Islam, as conveyed by the Prophet Muhammad and narrated by Abdullah bin Umar r.a, Learn about the five pillars of Islam, the foundation of a devout Muslim's life " From, Abu Abdul Rahman, Abdullah bin Umar r.a, said: " I have heard the Messenger of God say: ' Islam is founded on five (things) - Witnessing that there is no God but Allah, and that Muhammad is the Messenger, establishing prayers, paying zakat, going on Hajj to Baitullah and fasting for a month of Ramadan " The five pillars of Islam are: 1. Saying the Syahadah (" I barely witnessing that there is no God but Allah, and that Muhammad is the Messenger of God ") 2. Establishing prayers 3. Paying zakat 4. Fasting in the month of Ramadhan 5. Going on Hajj to Baitullah  Hadith No. 3, by Imam Nawawi 

" From Abu Ruqayah Tamim bin Aus Ad-Dhari r.a, that the Prophet SAW said: ' Religion is advice . ' We all asked: ' For whom? ' Then the Prophet Muhammad SAW replied: ' For Allah, His book, His Messenger and for the organizers of the Muslim community and the general public.  ' From Ibn Umar r.a., that the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, once said: 'I was ordered to fight people until they confess that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of God, and establish prayer, give zakat, then if they do all that, they will be spared blood and their possessions from me, except for those that have Islamic rights to them and their decisions are up to Allah Ta'ala. ' Hadith No. 7, by Imam Nawawi