Abdul Nasir Jangda – The Prophetic Traditions of Eid Al-Fitr

			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah you Allah, Allah He was
		

			a Salam alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah. We find ourselves here at
the precipice at the evening, before April 5. And to properly observe the occasion of April 5, we
thought that it would be beneficial to have a very short discussion insha Allah on the prophetic
traditions related to our April 5 on the sending of EAD, if you will. And so in sha Allah, I'll try
to keep this short and concise and to the point. But nonetheless, we've spent a whole month
observing the worship of Allah subhanaw taala devotion and dedication to Allah following the way of
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So I felt that it was only appropriate for us to be able to
		

			also have a brief discussion about how we can engage in the coming day in accordance with the
prophetic tradition in Chalabi ninja so like I said, I'll try to keep this concise and to the point,
the very first thing kind of starting very naturally with the you know, the events of the day as
though unfold. The first thing is that obviously, and this is not really one of the prophetic
traditions, this is an obligation This is a fold. This is a funny, but I still feel a you know,
obligated to mention it. And that is of course, we have to start the day varied with Salatin fauja
Let's not forget about Salatin fauja under the varied we've had a very beautiful month, a very
		

			productive month, a good month. Let's not forget about the future on the river eat.
		

			The next thing is that on the day of eat specifically, there's a hadith of Makati, in which it is
noted about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		

			that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam would eat something before Salatin aid on the day of
their aid. So tomorrow morning, before you go for the AIDS prayer, you want to make sure that you
eat something.
		

			There's a hadith in Bukhari by Anna signo Malik are the Allahu taala on who in which he says that
Ghana Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam a lie Yahoo do Yeoman fitri akula Tama Ratan we are
kulu hoonah Witter on the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Sorry about that, the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he would not go for the eighth prayer on there at the morning until he
had at least eaten a few dates. So it's not necessary that we glutton ourselves and that we stuff
ourselves and so on and so forth. But at the same time, it is important that we in keeping with the
prophetic tradition, that we eat something and we consume something before we go for the eighth
		

			prayer on a loo fitter. Okay, the next thing that is mentioned about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam or from the prophetic traditions and practices is that
		

			it's not specifically narrated about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam but it is narrated about
the companions of the Prophet somebody said I'm, I've delivered on my rhodiola hotel I know and the
more of you my Malik it mentions, Kenyatta, Silla, Yamal fitri Avila and you have to do lol masala
that Abdullah bin Ahmad radi Allahu taala Anima would take a bath would cleanse himself before going
for the AIDS prayer. So for that reason, again that is something that is recommended. Another thing
is to jungle right that to put on good garments and good clothing. It is narrated in multiple
		

			you know, narrations, someone told that Allah Cindy Rama Allahu Allah, in his hatia Allah, Allah
NASA he he mentioned early my gem Allah Yama ad can add a turn matakauri Ratan Bina home Welcome
Young kilohana biggest sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that there's a narration that establishes the
fact that the Sahaba would dress their best when they would go for their eighth prayer and the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam did not prohibited did not stop that. So therefore dressing to
whatever the best of one's capacity or capability, while of course still maintaining modesty is also
a prophetic practice and a prophetically approved practice introduced
		

			For the day of read, another thing that's very interesting from the son of the prophet to love the
sun, which is also mentioned in the body, and that is when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
would go for their eat prayer, kind of food you eat any mint or even when you're a Jerome
Interlaken, okra, that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, when he would go for the prayer, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would go from one route. But then when you would be coming home
from their eighth prayer, he would come home from a different route. And folks always ask, you know
why that is? What exactly is the purpose behind that? Or what is the wisdom in doing so? So first
		

			and foremost, it's a prophetic practice. It's a prophetic tradition. So we should do it and we
should maintain it regardless. However, however, there are scholars who have discussed the wisdom
within that, for instance, half a dozen hotjar Rahim Allah Allah the Great Hadith scholar, he talks
about that one of the reasons for that is Lee The Hardy Shah Islami feed him when he is the hottie,
the Cree Lackey, to basically demonstrate to propagate to show the beauty of Islam and the beauty of
the Muslims and the remembrance of God by taking two different routes one going in one coming back.
So that is also a Sunnah prophetic practice in a tradition that is the idea of kind of spreading you
		

			know the beauty of a song and the beauty of their either their age vibes if you will. Um,
		

			similarly, when going for their aids prayer, it is also mentioned that we should say the tech bit
off that we should say that took me a lot we should be praising and glorifying Allah while going to
the eighth prayer. Okay. And this is mentioned in numerous narrations about the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam that he would the Quran mentions we need to compare Allah Allah Muhammad Allah
school rune.
		

			And so the glorification of Allah saying that Technorati is a very well established practice and
tradition of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Someone told that the many of the scholars
also referred to it as a Sumner Academy, that it is an emphasize son of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam to say the COVID ought to say Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, on the way to the prayer.
There's a Hadith of the Prophet sallahu song that says kind of a celestial loving cinema. Yakubu
Yeoman fitri for you kabiru hedayati al masala Leah salata is aka salata, patata Kabira. The
prophets, a lot of you, some would say that there could be rot while going for the eighth prayer out
		

			loud. And he would continue to do so until they started their aids prayer. Once they started their
eighth prayer. Then he concluded with the technique what what are the that we're not what do we
exactly say? Well, there are numerous narrations it's narrated from Abdullah bin Massoud or the
Allahu anhu. That he would say Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, La ilaha illallah wa Allahu Akbar, Allahu
Akbar Allah Allah will hand in another narration, he would say it thrice in the beginning. Allahu
Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, La ilaha illa Allah, one love about Allah who actually lack in
hand. So this is mentioned in the masana for webinar be shaver, by Abdullah bin, Mr. O'Donnell, the
		

			Lakota I know that he would say it this way. Another part of the tradition and the Sunnah of the IED
is that when you arrive there at the place of aid, it is preferred to not offer any prayers before
or after it, but that occasion is only in solely for their aid. And on that point, I should also
clarify that fasting is prohibited on the day varied, we are not allowed to be fasting on that
particular day. Now, there will be the salons of eat the prayer even there are a few different
methods of doing so. All related back to the prophetic tradition. The Sunnah of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam pray behind your email, however, he is leaving their eighth prayer.
		

			After that there will be a hutzpah, there will be an address to the community that it is Sunnah to
sit and listen for the hook but listen to the Hubba meaning it is something taught to us by the
prophets, a lot of him and the companions would listen to the prophets a lot of them delivered the
sermon. So that is what we will do. After the eat prayer is over. It's narrated and mentioned very
beautifully about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam windier eat prayer was over
		

			He would go and he would meet the people. The Prophet sallallahu Sallam would go and he would meet
the people. So there's a very fascinating, beautiful narration about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam after the eighth prayer was concluded, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he kind of walked into the middle of the crowd, right right at
Rasul Lysa. lobby cinema, Ethan Sutter fermina, Larry daini, I thought I was done with Salah he went
into the middle of the crowd,
		

			for pharma for another illness, he stood there and he looked at the people gave a answer the phone
will came first similar to him, he looked at them, how are they doing what's going on with them. So
my yucky facade and and he stayed there in the crowd for some amount of time. So my gun safe, and
then he departed from there. So it is from the son of the proselytism, to meet people afterwards, I
understand. We're in a pandemic situation. So whatever is safe, whatever is appropriate, but the
idea there is that he is an occasion for the community to meet with one another. And it isn't
relayed about the companions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam, that they would actually
		

			congratulate and greet one another, make do I for one another, by saying to Kabbalah local minimum
income, that may Allah accept from us and May Allah accept from you, and they would make do I in
this way for one another with one another. So these are, so these are some of the Sinan, some of the
prophetic practices and the prophetic traditions for the day have varied. Remember, always that aid
is a celebration of the completion of the obedience of Allah subhanaw taala. So we should never
celebrate that by engaging in the disobedience of Allah subhanho wa Taala. That just doesn't make
any sense. So always be mindful of that. Remember to observe your prayers and your Salawat right,
		

			your fudger though what are some other very sharp on the day of their EAD? Let's start the first day
after Ramadan on the right foot. Make sure that it is a day of enjoyment and happiness and pleasure
and celebration
		

			for yourself and particularly for your families, and especially for your children. Many of our
children growing up here, especially in the majority, non Muslim countries, oftentimes struggle with
the issue of holidays and special occasions and things of that sort. So EAD and are a difficulty
particularly right now, because that's the occasion he deign, the two are either either fifth or in
there, he does not have or an occasion, our opportunity, they are an opportunity for us to be able
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			give our children provide for our kids, that understanding of what the holidays are Muslims are and
to be able to enjoy and celebrate the obedience of Allah subhanaw taala in line with the sooner the
teachings of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So Be kind, be generous, reach out to people,
message people, see people talk to people, you know, and make sure that it's just a beautiful,
joyous day and occasion. At the same time, obviously, you know, what's on the minds of a lot of
people is a lot of the suffering that's going on all around the world, particularly of our Muslim
brothers and sisters. There's particularly the desecration of most of the Aqsa, and all the tragedy
		

			that's unfolding during Philistine and what I advise. And I've been talking to a lot of our, you
know, LLM students and graduates who are moms and Habib's and their various communities. And I've
been having this discussion with them, that it is possible for us to have two thoughts in our head
at the same time, it is possible for us to have two thoughts in our head at the same time. And this
in fact, in indeed is teaching us balance. Oftentimes, we become so spoiled and so extreme in our
approach and reaction to things that when things are good, we celebrate and we act as if we have
entered paradise, that there will be no difficulty ever again. We just completely let loose. Oh,
		

			it's a celebration. That's it. No, we're not in Gemini yet. Right? And when something bad happens,
then we act as if that's it, everything is doomed and everything is over as if we've been destined
to the hellfire. No, no. But that is
		

			The nature of the life of this world there will be good there will be bad, but typically young women
who have been enough and we need to be able to celebrate
		

			and appreciate the blessings of Allah, while at the same time have our brothers and sisters in our
minds and in our hearts and continue to keep them in our door is after our prayers. We're lucky to
allow them to show up. So with that, inshallah, go ahead and conclude. I want to keep it short and
to the point eight mobarak to all of y'all. from everyone here I belong to Zack located on
barakallahu li walakum wa salaamu alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu