Zakir Naik – Good Deeds on the First 10 Days of Dhul Hijjah
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The transcript discusses the importance of fasting during the first 10 days of the month of operation. It explains that the first 10 days are the most important days of the year, and that fasting on the first 9 days of the month is highly recommended. The importance of fasting is also highlighted, and the use of fasting during the first 10 days of the month is emphasized.
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The second place where the Quran refers
to
the first sentence of the is
in Surah Al Hajj,
chapter number 22,
Verse number 28. Allah
says
that they witness
the benefits which have been provided,
and they celebrate
the name of Allah through
the days appointed.
Here,
these days are referring to the 1st 10
days of the lijjah.
And ibn Hajar
alaskalani,
May Allah have mercy on him. He writes
in Futulbari
that these first 10 days of Dhul Ijja
are the only 10 days in the full
year
where any Muslim
can simultaneously
perform
all the 5 pillars, all the 5 harayd
of Islam
if he wants to. Yes.
He can
implement on the tawhid.
He can offer salah.
Some at least together in the 1st 10
days. He can give zakat if he hasn't
given. If you're obligated to charity or give
extra charity,
he
can fast
and he can also perform Hajj. These are
the only days in the full year where
a person can simultaneously
perform
all the 5 pillars of Islam. It is
mentioned
in Sayyid Bukhari.
World number 2, hadith number 969.
May Allah be pleased with him. He said
that the beloved prophet Musallam said,
there are no good deeds
done on any other days
better
than done
during
the first 10 days of dulija than during
these days.
And
the sahabas,
the companions, they asked,
not even jihad? And the prophet replied, not
even jihad. Unless
a person
puts in danger
his life and wealth in the way of
Allah
and does not return with any. That means
he goes for jihad and he's martyred in
the way of Allah
That means our beloved prophet Musaallahu alaihi wa
sallam said, the good deeds done during the
1st 10 days of the lija better than
any deed done on any other days of
the year, including
jihad, unless
if the person is martyred and he loses
his wealth and life
during jihad. That's the only one
good deed
which cannot be better. Otherwise,
the deed done
on the first end of the lija are
better than any deed done on any other
day of the year.
It is so important.
And, unfortunately,
this sunnah of doing good deeds
during the first tender of dulija is forgotten.
It's further mentioned
in Sahih Muslim.
Point number 3, hadith number
2747.
When the prophet asked
regarding
fasting
on Yom al Arafah.
The prophet said, it expiates
the sins of the previous year and the
coming year.
That means
the most important fast
after the further fast of Ramadan is fasting
on normal RFI. It expedites
your sins of the previous year as well
as the coming year.
There are some scholars who say that
the fasting
of Ashura,
10th of Muram, is the most important because
of the hadith that the most important fast
after the Fardwat is the fasting
on Yomura Sura.
But the different opinion but the correct opinion
is that Yomura fasting
is fast superior because it expedites the sins
of the previous year and the following year,
whereas
fasting on Ashura
expedites only the sin of the previous year.
But there's unanimous agreement that these two fasts
of yawmal alafa
and fasting
on Ashura are the 2 most important fasts
after
the fasting of the month of Ramadan.
It's mentioned
in Sunan Abu Dawood,
1 number 3, hadith number 2437,
that one of the wives of the prophet
said
that
the messenger of Allah fasted
during the first 9 days of dulillija
and during Ashura
and 3 days every month, the 1st Monday
2 Thursdays.
So So from this hadith, we come to
know that the prophet fasted the first 9
days of the ludra.
That means it is highly recommended
to fast on all the first 9 days
of the riksha.
One may ask, why not fast all the
10 days of the riksha?
The answer is given
in Sahibuhari,
1 room 3, hadith number 1991
where the beloved prophet said
that he forbid
fasting on
Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha.
These are the 2 ids of celebration
of eating and drinking. So it is prohibited
to fast on the 2
idul fitar and idul adha. That's the reason
we don't have to fast the first 10
days
of the religion. Though the first 10 days
are the most important days of the year,
we only file during the 1st 9 days
of Dhulija. It further mentioned
inside Muslim,
volume number 3, hadith number
26
79. The beloved prophet said
that no one shall enter paradise
except a believer.
And the days of mina are the days
of eating and drinking. That means a Muslim
should not even fast on
a.
The 3 days following
the.
That is the 11th,
12th,
and 13th
of
because these are the days of eating and
drinking and feasting. So besides the Eid,
a Muslim should not even fast on
the that is 11th, 12th, and 13th of
the rija.