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Zujājat al-Maṣābīḥ
زجاجة المصابيح
Abū al-Ḥasanāt Sayyid ʿAbdullāh Shāh al-Naqshbandī · السيد عبد الله شاه النقشبندي · d. 1384 AH
The hadith of Hanafi fiqh, arranged as a Mishkāt for the madhhab. The primary reference of this site.
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- Hadith
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- Hadith
- 6,336
- English translation
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Cited by 15 sections
- Conduct during the journey to Hajj Why the money spent on Hajj must be lawfully earned, and how a pilgrim should treat companions and strangers along the way.
- The eclipse prayer (Salat al-Kusuf and Khusuf) The sunnah prayer for a solar eclipse and the recommended prayer for a lunar eclipse: when to pray, how many rak'ahs, and how they differ from an ordinary prayer.
- The etiquettes of Friday How to prepare for Jumu'ah from Thursday onward: ghusl, clean clothes and perfume, going early, and what to do between Asr and Maghrib.
- The emphasis on the Friday prayer, and the warning against abandoning it The Qur'an's command to hasten to Jumu'ah, the reward for attending it properly, and the hadith that warn severely against missing it.
- Miscellaneous rulings of Jumu'ah Travelling on Friday, visiting graves, fasting alone on Friday, the two views on the hour of acceptance, and other rulings that don't fit elsewhere.
- The obligation of Hajj Why Hajj is fard on every able Muslim, drawn from the Qur'an and hadith, and that it is owed only once in a lifetime.
- The ruling on zakat, and when it becomes obligatory Who zakat is obligatory on, what denying it means, and the eight conditions that must all be met before zakat is due.
- Istisqa: the prayer for rain Seeking rain from Allah during a drought, through repentance and dua, and, in the view most of the school's fatwa follows, a congregational prayer and sermon.
- The virtue of sending salutations on the Prophet ﷺ What the Prophet ﷺ brought to the world, what he said about sending blessings upon him, the days it is best recited on, and why durood is woven into the prayer itself.
- The virtues of Hajj and Umrah The rewards described for Hajj and Umrah in hadith: the expiation of sin, the guarantee of Paradise for an accepted Hajj, and the special standing of the Day of Arafah.
- The virtues of wudu The rewards the hadith describe for wudu, from the eight gates of Paradise to protection from Satan.
- Visiting Madinah, and the etiquette of the Prophet's ﷺ grave The virtue of visiting Madinah, entering the Prophet's ﷺ mosque, and the words of greeting at his grave and those of Abu Bakr and Umar beside it.
- What fasting is, and why it matters What the fast of Ramadan is, why it is the fourth pillar of Islam, and the virtues the Qur'an and hadith give it.
- What purity (taharah) means, and its two kinds Why cleanliness matters in Islam, the two kinds of ritual purity, and why prayer without it does not count.
- Why prayer matters What Salah is, why it stands before every other act of worship, what abandoning it costs, and the blessings it brings.