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What Is Recommended To Do On the Day of ‘Eīd Al-Fitr 1 - To take a bath on the morning of ‘Eid: - Ibn Umar would bathe on the morning of Eīd. Recorded in Muwatta of Imām Mālik (2/248) and others. Authenticated by Imām Nawawī in Majmoū’ (5/6). 2 – Wear the best clothes for the day. As for women, they should not beautify themselves when they go out to the ‘Eīd prayer-place in front of everyone: - It is also known that Ibn ‘Umar would dress in his best clothes for the ‘Eīd. Recorded in Sunan Al-Bayhaqī (3/281). Authenticated by Imām Ibn Rajab in Fath Al-Bārī (6/68). 3 – It is Sunnah to eat dates before we leave for ‘Eīd Al-Fitr Prayer: - Anas bin Mālik narrates Allāh's Messenger ﷺ never proceeded (for the prayer) on the Day of `Eīd-ul-Fitr unless he had eaten some dates. Anas also narrated: The Prophet ﷺ used to eat odd number of dates. Recorded in Sahīh Bukhārī (no. 953). 4 – It is Sunnah to say Takbīr (saying Allāhu Akbar): ‘Abd-Allaah ibn ‘Umar used to say it out loud on the day of al-Fitr until the Imām came out (to lead the prayers). The chain of transmission is authentic as mentioned by Shaykh Al-Albānī in Irwā’ Al-Ghalīl (3/122). One can say: الله أكبر الله أكبر الله أكبر كبيراً Allāhu Akbar, Allāh Akbar, Allāhu Akbar Kabīra. - Musannaf Abdur Razzāq (118) on the authority of Salmān Al-Farsī. The Takbir begins after the night of Eīd has begun (after the last Iftār) and ends when the ‘Eīd Prayer is completed. 5 – Offering congratulations. Such as saying to one another: تَقبَّلَ اللهُ مِنَّا ومِنكُم Taqabbala Allāh minnā wa minkum - May Allāh accept (good deeds) from us and from you. - Abū Umāmah Al-Bāhilī would say the above to his companions. Recorded in Al-Hāwī fi Fatāwa of Imām Suyutī (1/94). Authenticated by Shaykh Albāni in Tamīm Al-Minnah (no. 355) It is allowed to say “Eid Mubārak.” 6 - It is Sunnah to pray the ‘Eīd Prayer outdoors: - Abū Sa’īd Al-Khudrī narrated: “The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ used to go out to the prayer-place on the day of ('Eīd) al-Fitr and al-Adhā. Recorded in Sahīh Bukhārī (no. 956). 7 – It is prescribed for the one who goes out to the Eid prayer to go by one route and return by another: Jābir ibn ‘Abdullāh said: On the day of Eid, the Prophet ﷺ would vary his route, i.e., he would go via one route and come back via a different route. Recorded in Sahīh Bukhārī (no. 986). Reference - Primary source: https://dorar.net/feqhia/1756/الفصل-الثاني:-آداب-يوم-العيد

As the month of Ramaḍān comes to an end, the question most of us are probably thinking right now is “How do I know if my Ramaḍān was accepted by Allah?”. There isn’t a 100% guaranteed way to tell exactly how much of our worship was accepted, but there is a pretty good indicator that can help you find out. And that is Istiqāmah (steadfastness). In other words, if we’re able to continue the good actions we picked up in Ramaḍān well after this month – that would be a major sign that our deeds were accepted. And likewise, if we're able to refrain from the sins we usually indulge in, well after Ramaḍān – that would be a major sign that our deeds were accepted. May Allah make us amongst those who carry the light of Ramaḍān throughout the year, and remain steadfast in His worship with ikhlāṣ (sincerity) and acceptance. May He pardon the deficiencies in our ʿibādah and allow us to witness the next Ramaḍān. Āmīn Yā Rabb.

Be careful when you’ve hurt someone deliberately. If you’re guilty, apologise as soon as possible. Don’t hesitate. You may not have time tomorrow. May the Almighty protect us from being the source of pain and tears in someone else's life! May He forgive our sins and shortcoming! via Mufti Menk's Twitter Page

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*Welcome this night (29th) with great enthusiasm, as it is the last odd night from the last ten nights [of the blessed month of Ramadān], and perform [much] good deeds. Either you will catch the Night of Decree, or you will have plenty of good deeds at the end of your month*~Shaykh Sālih al-‘Usaymi حفظه الله

Very little is left from Ramadan... but this very little could be very big! Don't make Ramadan over before it's over it's not Eid yet... Even if you're exhausted, stay in the Ramadan race until you actually reach the finish line!

Not long ago we were saying it's the FIRST Friday of RAMADAN, but today we are saying it's the LAST الله المستعان. If this is how quick and temporary this worldly life is, surely we need to make the most of every possible opportunity SO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OFFER THE BEST PRAYER OF THE WEEK, BECAUSE NEXT WEEK IS NOT GUARANTEED🍂 @Islam_Is_Wayof_MyLife

Allahum...🤲🏻

Close the gaps ,, ... and do not leave gaps for Satan 🤍 Subhaan Allah n many people miss it ..