In 4 A.H.(A.D.626) Fatima bint Asad, the widow of Abu Talib and the mother of Ali, died in Medina. She had reared Muhammad (s) the as her own son, and he called her his mother.
She was the second lady in Arabia to accept Islam,
The first being Khadija, the wife of the Prophet.
When his foster-mother died, he attended the funeral, and said: “May God bless your noble soul. You were to me like my own mother. Your aim in doing so was to please God with your deeds.” He gave his own cloak for her shroud, and she was given burial in it.
Prophet Muhammad (s) often said, “I was an orphan and she made me her son.
She was the kindest person to me after Abu Talib.”
Anas bin Malik says that when the Prophet [SAW] got news of the death of Fatimah bint Asad, he immediately went to her house, sat beside her and prayed for her.
When the burial was over, Umar ibn Khattab said to the Prophet that he had treated her in an unprecedented way.
The Prophet replied that he held her in great esteem as one holds his mother. Gabriel told me she was a saintly woman and entered Paradise.
So profound was his state of grief that after the burial that the Holy Prophet (S) sat down beside her grave for lengthy moments, weeping and supplicating to God. While returning from the Jannat al-Baqie Cemetery he told his companions
If Khadija was the first Muslim lady and the greatest benefactress of Islam, Fatima bint Asad was the second Muslim lady, and the second greatest benefactress of Islam. May God be pleased with His slaves, Khadija and Fatima bint Asad, and may He bless them.
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The Shi'ah acknowledge the five obligatory daily prayers. However, they frequently combine the Zuhr and 'Asr Maghrib and Isha prayers by offering them consecutively during the time period defined by the start of Zuhr and the end of 'Asr and Maghrib to'Isha in a similar manner.
The Sunni schools of law (fiqh) - with the exception of the Hanafi school.
Why do Shia and Sunni have different times of Iftar?
Many people should be aware by now that Shia break their fast a few minutes later than their Sunni brothers (in general) and possibly wonder what the reason for this is.
From a Quranic perspective we see that the period that we have to fast is defined as being between 2 specific times in Surah Baqarah Verse 187 as follows :
The prayer of Tarawih is among the recommended prayers of the Sunnis performed in congregation in the nights of month of Ramadan at an estimated twenty units daily.
Tarawih is the plural of the word ‘tarwih’, meaning, ‘to sit’. The recommended prayers,
𝑯𝒐𝒍𝒚 𝑷𝒓𝒐𝒑𝒉𝒆𝒕 (peace be upon him and his progeny) said: "Surely, the month of Ramadan has been named so because it scorches away the sins." Kanz al-Ummal, H: 23688
▪️Hadith No. 2
Hunger and Thirst of the Day of Judgment
𝑰𝒎𝒂𝒎 𝑨𝒍𝒊 (a) said: Bring to mind, by means of your hunger and thirst in it (the month of Ramadan), the hunger and thirst of the Day of Judgment.
Nowroz, beginning of Persian year, is Eid Day, a day of great happiness and pleasure. It falls on March 20 and is celebrated throughout the Muslim world.
Holy Prophet Hazret Muhammad (S)’s sixth infallible descendant Hazret Imam Jafer Sadiq (AS) told one of his companions.1/7
Moalla bin Khonays about Eid of Noroz:“Certainly the day of Noroz is the day when holy Prophet Hazret Muhammad (S) in Ghadeer-e-Khomm took oath from people for wilayat (mastership) of Amir-ol Mo’mineen.
Biography of Hazrat Ali Akbar ibne Imam Hussain (a) : 🧵
Ali Akbar was the son of Imam Husain (as) His mothers’ name was Umm al-Laila. mother was the daughter of Abi Murrah
Ali Al Akbar (a) was born in Madina on the 11th of Sha’ban, 33 A.H
🔹In historical reports, his Title is mentioned as al-Akbar and his Kunya is Abu l-Hasan.1/12
The golden words of Imam Hussain (A) in behalf of his elder son.
("0 Lord! Bear witness on those people for he who emerged to them is bearing a strong likeness to Your Prophet in all departments - resemblance of disposition, complexion, and logic.