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liebe Sunita Jan
Deine Frage ist berechtigt und Du hast recht. Ich habe auch nachgefragt. Der 15te Schaban findet keinen Basis im Quran und auch nicht in der Sunna oder Scharia. Man sollte immer Suren rezitieren und für sich beten. Und die Abrechnung und Verlengerung des Lebens ist auch nicht richtig. Bevor wir zur Welt kommen, weiss Allah wie lange wir leben werden und wie lange nicht. Deshalb ist es völlig irrelevant was Du an diesem Abend machst.
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Liebe Scully jan,
immer selber bilden und lesen, lesen, lesen! ;o)
Übrigens helfen Dua bei jeder Sache, vielleicht verlängert Dua Dein Leben, aber Allah weiß ja im vorraus das Du Dua machen wirst. ;o) Es ist also nicht irrelevant was man macht, es ist nie irrelevant.
Hadith zur Nacht zum 15ten Shaban: 2- The Night of the Middle of Shaban
It is related by Ali ibn Abi Talib (Allah be pleased with him), that the Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace) said, "On the night of the middle of Shaban, stand its night in worship, and fast its day, for verily in it Allah (Mighty and Majestic) descends with the setting of the sun unto the sky, saying: 'Is there not a seeker of My forgiveness that I may forgive him, is there not a seeker of My providence that I may provide for him,’ until day breaks." [Abd al-Razzaq & Ibn Majah 1388]
Quran Tafsir:
Indeed We revealed it on a blessed night, the Night of Ordainment (laylat al-qadr), or the eve of the middle of Sha‘bān, in which it was revealed from the Mother Book, from the seventh heaven to the heaven of this world. Indeed We have been warning, We have been causing [people] by it to have fear [of God].
http://www.altafsir.com/Tafasir.asp?tMadhNo=0&tTafsirNo=74&tSoraNo=44&tAyahNo=3&tDisplay=yes&UserProfile=0
Es reicht ja schon, das die Quran Kommentatoren, die Nacht zum 15ten Shaban in betracht zogen.
Das nur auf die Schnelle. ;o)
Zu den 3 Yasin kann ich nichts sagen, ich weiß die Quelle nicht die Fereshatajan hat.Hier zu Rajab:
It has been mentioned by Abu� Nu�aim in �Hilya� from Anas Ibn Malik (Allah be pleased with him) he said, that the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him and give him peace) used to make the following dua, when the month of Rajab came in:
�Allahuma Barik lana fi Rajaba wa Sha�bana wa ballighna Ramadhan�
It has bee mentioned by Abu�l Fath ibn Abi�l-Fawaris in his �Amali� (dictations and transmissions) and Allama Suyuti has also mentioned in his Jami Saghir from Hasan Basri that the Messenger of Allah (Allah bless him and give him peace) said,
�Rajab is the month of Allah. Shaban is my month. Ramadhan is the month of my ummah (followers).�
From the above hadith, it shows that it is preferable to make dua, to remain in the coming and following months, in order to perform good actions in them, because a true believer increases in his age with goodness. The best of people is the one who lives long and performs good actions.
The pious predecessors used to prefer dying after performing good actions, like the fast of Ramadhan or returning from Haj. And it was said by them, �whoever dies in this way, is forgiven.�
There is no doubt that the month of Rajab is the key to the opening of the months of goodness and blessing.
Abu Bakr Warraq (May Allah be pleased with him) said,
�Rajab is a month of cultivation, Shaban is month of irrigating the fields, and the month of Ramadhan is a month of reaping and harvesting.�
The summary is, that the month of Rajab is a sacred month and the first, virtuous and noble of them all. So it is appropriate to celebrate it ENTIRELY and to give attention to it by performing good acts, and refraining oneself from sins and offensive things, because it is the month of Allah.
It has been mentioned that Allah said,
�Fasting is for me and I will recompense one for it.�
Fasting in the month of Rajab prevents one from sins, let alone refraining one from killing and having enmity towards the enemy (which this month was made sacred for), like it was practised by the people in the ignorant (jahili) period.
(Imam Abdul�Gani al-Nablusi, Fadha�il al-Shu�hur wa�l-Ayyam (Virtues of Months and Days) pg 27, 32)
Quelle:
www.sunnipath.com
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