Friends of Buya Millennial In a hadith, the angel Jibril once said three prayers related to Muslims.
The three prayers were listened to by the Prophet Muhammad SAW. He then confirmed each of these prayers.
From Jabir RA, that the Prophet SAW went up to the pulpit. When he climbed to the first, second, and third steps he said, "Amen". Then the companions asked: O Messenger of Allah, we all heard you say: Amen, amen, amen. He replied, "When I was climbing the first ladder, Gabriel came to me and said: Woe to a servant who finds the month of Ramadan but his sins are not forgiven. So I said: Amen.
Then He (Gabriel) said: Woe to a servant, if he finds both or one of his parents still alive, but the presence of both parents does not make him enter Paradise. I said: Amen.
Then He (Gabriel) said: Woe to a servant, if your name is mentioned before him but he does not pray for you. So I said: Amen.
(Narrated by Ibn Khuzaimah, authenticated by Shaykh Al Albani in Sahih al-Tirmidhi)
The following is an explanation of the Hadith of the Angel Gabriel, which was approved by the Messenger of Allah
Glorifying the Month of Ramadan
privileges of the month of Ramadan that other months do not have.
The Prophet Muhammad SAW said:
"Every act of the son of Adam is multiplied. One form of kindness is rewarded ten to seven hundred times. Allah 'azza wajalla said; "Except fasting, because fasting is for Me and I will reward him... (HR. Muslim).
In another Hadith, Rasulullah SAW said:
"Whoever fasts (in the month of) Ramadan with full faith and hopes (rewards), then his past sins will be forgiven." (Narrated by Bukhari and Muslim)
Honoring Parents
Allah Ta'ala said
"And We command humans (to do good) to their parents. His mother has conceived him in a state of increasing weakness, and weaned him at the age of two years. Be grateful to Me and to your parents. Only to Me will you return." (Surah Luqman: 14)
The virtue of prayer
Allah ta'ala said
"Verily Allah and His angels pray for the Prophet. O you who believe! Salawat to the Prophet and greet him with full respect." (Surat al-Ahzab: 56)
Based on this verse, Ibn Abdil Barr as quoted by Sheikh Yusuf bin Ismail An-Nabhani said that the scholars have agreed: that prayer to the Prophet SAW is obligatory for every believer.