ANNOUNCED DELAİLÜL HAYRAT BIG SIZE
Product features :
Skin Condition: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 220
Paper Type: Chamois
Size: 14 x 23,5 cm
Weight: 384 gr
PRESENTATION
The word salawat, which means "prayer, prayer, Allah's mercy, blessing", is the plurality of salawat. In the Quran, the prophet of Allah, Hz. It is commanded to bring salawat to Muhammad [saiiaiiahu alayhi wasaiiem] to the believers with the following divine address: "Allah and His angels bring salawat to the Prophet. O believers!
Give "(Al-Ahzab 33/56).
The word Salavat means "mercy" when it is attributed to Allah, "forgiveness" when it is used for angels, and "prayer, love, praise" when used for believers.
and Acirc; Hz. Salawat is, in a way, a form of expression of the love and devotion to Muhammad [saiiaiiahu alayhi veseiiem]. For a person knows every opportunity to remember his beloved as a godsend. He always wants to mention his name. When the name of the lover is mentioned, his eyes shine brightly. All sorrow and troubles are replaced by joy and joy.
After being subjected to his circumcision, the way to be closest to him is possible by making a lot of salawat. Two world suns Hz. The Prophet [saiiaiiahu alayhi veseiiem] says, "The person who will be closest to me on the Day of Judgment is the one who brings me the most blessings and greetings" (ibn Majah, ikama, 25).
A believer, Hz. It is fard to bring Salawat to Muhammad [saiiaiiahu alayhi veseiiem] once in his life. However, there is an unanimous agreement of scholars that it is permissible to recite salawat when their names are mentioned.
and Acirc; some of the limbs said that it is necessary to bring salawat every time the blessed name of the Prophet [saiiaiiahu alayhi veseiiem] is mentioned. Some scholars, on the other hand, are of the opinion that it will be sufficient to call salawat only once, regardless of how many times their names are mentioned in an assembly. However, whenever the blessed names of the Messenger of Allah [saiiaiiahu alayhi veseiiem] are mentioned, it is the best act in terms of virtue.
Many types of salawat were taught to us from our Prophet [sallallahu alayhi wallam]. and Acirc; our limbs have compiled these salawas in their books and presented them to the benefit of the ummah-i Muhammed. One of these compilations of salawat is the book named Delâilü'l-Hayrât by His Holiness Cezûlî, who is one of the great saints of Şâzelî road. In this work, Cezûlî [kuddise sirruhû] brought together the prayers of many saints with the salawat in hadith books.
The original name of the book is Delâilü'l-Hayrât ve Şevâriku'l- Anvâr fî Zikri’s-Saât ale’n-Nebiyyi’l-Muhtâr’s (Salahs and greetings that bring light to the source of blessings to the Elected Prophet).
All the saints have appreciated their dignitaries [kuddise sirruhû] for his book called Delâilü'l-Hayrât and have read, read and recommended this work for years.
May Allah allow us to benefit from the abundance of all salawat.
Thousands of blessings and greetings to the Lord of the Masters.
DEL and Acirc; İLÜ'l-HAYR and Acirc; WHO CAN READ T?
Reading the Quran, making salawat al-sheriff, singing words and oneness are all dhikr.
When it is continuous, it is present in a certain number and time. Occasional virde does not enter.
According to the Naqshbandi sect, those who are affiliated with the murshi must get permission from their own sheikh to make dhikr.
Heart dhikr is verbal. In the Naqshbandi sect, one who does not make at least 5000 hearts dhikr is not counted as Nakşibendi.
For this, he should continue to make his other dhikr with Delâilü'l-Hayrât.
If he will not interrupt his daily life, if he has time and if he can read Delâilü'l-Hayrât without delay, he can take a course.
This work, which was compiled with great effort, based on the miracle described in the book of Delail-i Hayrat, was prepared and translated with great care by our publishing house. It was also stated how, in what way and when to read salawat-i sharifs in the manner of the spiritual masters.
Contents :
Muqaddime 4
Probation 26
Prayer of Intention 27
Prayer of Insolence 30
Esmâü'l-Hüsnâ 33
Prayer of Tevfik 37
The Names of the Prophet 39
Monday 51
Tuesday 71
Wednesday 93
Thursday 114
Friday 136
Saturday 163
Sunday 187
Monday 209
Hatim Prayer 220
