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Fiqh of Purification in Hanafi Madhhab (part 4): Tayammum – the dry ablution
Tayammum refers to the act of dry ablution instead of the usual wet ablution due to some impediments.
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Prophet Muhammad in Ramadan
The Prophet Muhammad used to worship during Ramadan more than in any other month.
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Fiqh of Purification in Hanafi Madhhab (part 3): Rulings related to Water
Attaining the state of physical purification – through Wudhu or Ghusl, depending on which one is required for a person at a particular point of time – is one of the preconditions for our ritual Prayers to be accepted. As we use water to purify ourselves for this purpose, it…
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The modest lifestyle of Prophet Muhammad
The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) knew the reality of this world, its brevity and its temporary nature. So he lived in it not in affluence but as a poor person, enduring hunger one day with patience and eating one day with gratitude. He knew…
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Fiqh of Purification in Hanafi Madhhab (part 2): Ghusl – the purificatory bath
Ghusl (غسل), in Islamic terminology, refers to the rite of full body washing as guided by the Sacred Law of Islam before one can make himself or herself available for Prayer and some other specific acts of worship. 1. When Ghusl is required: When Ghusl becomes Fardh (obligatory): Ghusl is…
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Fiqh of Purification in Hanafi Madhhab (part 1): Wudhu – the ritual ablution
Wudhu (الوضوء), in Islamic terminology, refers to the rite of washing and wiping specific parts of the body as guided by the Sacred Law of Islam before one can make himself or herself available for Prayer and some other specific acts of worship. Some virtues of Wudhu: There is a…
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The voluntary worships of Prophet Muhammad
The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) used to do much Prayer, fasting, remembrance of God, supplication and other kinds of worship. When he performed an act of worship, he would continue with it and do it regularly. The rest of the article is a glimpse…
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Qur’an – the greatest miracle of Prophet Muhammad
The inimitable revelation of God: There are many signs that indicate that Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was indeed a true Prophet. The greatest of these signs is the Qur’an. In it Allah challenges the Arabs and others, until the Day of Resurrection, to produce something…
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