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Month of RAJAB

Rajab marks the beginning of the spiritual season of every believer ending with the end of the fasting month of Ramadan with the Eid Al Fitr. These three months are unmatched in their importance. 

These are some useful points for this month:

1. Fasting


It is highly recommended to fast in this month of Rajab even for one day at least. A hadith stated by holy Prophet (PBUH):

“Whosoever fasts a day in Rajab, the fire of the Hell will be away from him a distance of one year’s journey, and whosoever fasts 3 days in Rajab, will be entitled for the Paradise.”

2. Seeking Forgiveness 


The Prophet (PBUH) used to say:

Rajab is a month of seeking forgiveness, so seek forgiveness from Allah; He is verily the Forgiver, the Merciful. It is highly recommended to repeat ‘Astaghfirullaah’.

3. Charity (Sadaqa)


There is a big reward for charity in the month of Rajab. Those who cannot fast may give charity to the poor every day.

LION OF ALLAH, HAZRAT ALI IBN-E-ABI TALIB (A.S)

Hazrat Ali (A.S), considered as one of the bravest humans in the history of mankind, was the first child to recognize Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W) for his Prophethood. Hazrat Ali (A.S) was also cousin and son-in-law to the Prophet and considered as one of his most beloved people. Hazrat Ali (A.S) went on to become one of the four pious Caliphs and his birth date brings immense significance to the month of Rajab.

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