Zakir Naik – The Takbeer on the First 10 Days of Dhul Hijjah
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It's mentioned in say Muslim
volume number 5, hadith number 5118
that prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said
that
during the first 10 days of Dhulija, a
person who had an animal which he has
to sacrifice,
he should not remove his hair, not trim
his nails.
Based on this hadith,
a person who is sacrificing
animal,
has animal and wants to sacrifice on each
day or the following 3 days, he should
not
remove his hair or trim his nails from
the 1st day of the lijja
until he sacrifices animal.
This restriction
is only for the person
who is sacrificing
the animal himself. If a person has asked
somebody else
to sacrifice on his behalf, then the restriction
is not there. It further mentioned
in Musnad
Ahmed, hadith number
5446.
Abdul Abin Omar, may Allah be pleased with
him, he said that prophet Muhammad, peace be
upon him, said, the deeds done
during the first 10 days of dulillah
are the most
important deeds done in the full year.
And that's the reason you should say the
the taghbir, and tahmid.
Tahleel is lahila illallah. Tahmid is alhamdulillah.
And it is mentioned in Faturbari,
1 number 2,
page number 462,
that
the tagbira mentioned there is
Allah. That Allah is the greatest.
Allah is the greatest. Allah
There's no word but Allah.
Allah is the greatest. Allah.
Allah is the greatest.
All praise are you to Allah.
The
is mentioned in
volume number 2, page number 462.
Allahu
Akbar Allahu Akbar.
It's also mentioned
in
Faturbari
volume 2, page number 65.
That
Abdullah bin Omar
and Abu Harayra, Mela BP with them both,
they used to go out in the marketplace
during the first 10 days of the riqa,
and loudly,
they used to recite the tabbiraat.
And when the others used to hear them,
the sabas, they used to repeat
on their own.
That means it is a sunnah
during the first 10 days of the to
say the tagbiraat loudly in the marketplace. It's
mentioned
in
Faturbari
volume 2, page number 65.
That Abdul Abin Omar
and Abu Harayra, Mela BP with them both,
they used to go out in the marketplace
during the first 10 days of the lijja,
and loudly,
they used to recite the tabbiraat.
And when the others used to hear them,
the sabas, they used to repeat
on their own.
That means it is a sunnah
during the 1st 10 days of the rajjah
to say the tagbira loudly in the marketplace.
I have traveled to so many Muslim countries.
I've never heard
in any Muslim country Muslims
saying loudly in the marketplace,
Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar. La ilaha illallahu Akbar
Allahu Akbar palil lailaal hamd. I've not heard.
Many Muslim countries I've gone to.
Maybe
in some gulf countries,
there may be, people say,
but
when I travel, I've not heard this in
the marketplace.
We should revise this.