Durood... Must See

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ONLYARBAB

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Posted 05 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
Posted 05 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
Posted 05 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
Posted 05 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
plz friends read it atleast 1 time
Posted 05 Mar 2008

sun_shine says
InshAllah
Jazak-Allah Khair
Posted 06 Mar 2008

Right path says
ALLAH APP KO HUM AUR SARE MUSALMANO KO JANAT MAIN JAGA DAI
AMEEN
Posted 08 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
Ameen
Posted 09 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
Posted 09 Mar 2008

ONLYARBAB says
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ONLYARBAB says
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ONLYARBAB says
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ONLYARBAB says
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sun_shine says
JazakAllah Khair
buhat khoobsurat
Posted 10 Mar 2008

MASHALLAH
Posted 11 Mar 2008

Right path says
mashALAAH very beautifyl
Posted 11 Mar 2008

Fairl_Girl says
mashallah
Posted 13 Mar 2008

Rapunzel says
I will InshaAllah
Posted 21 Mar 2008

^dewaja^ says
Posted 24 Mar 2008

JAZAKALLAH KHEIR
Posted 24 Mar 2008

sun_shine says
JazakAllah khair
Posted 13 Apr 2008

Rapunzel says
Posted 05 Sep 2008

There are no doubt blessings and reward in calling salutations to the prophet SAW. However, amount of reward and thousands of days of good deeds and other virtues are not proven from authentic traditions or practices of the companions of the Prophet.

Please don't get me wrong, I am all in favor of sending salutations to Allah's Messenger as much as possible but only in obedience of Allah as He asked of us to do that. How he rewards us is best known to Him.
Posted 23 Sep 2008

~CHANDNI~ says
Rapunzel said:



Posted 29 Oct 2008

~CHANDNI~ says
Posted 29 Oct 2008

...and yet, he (SAW) himself stood in prayers for longest parts of the night and prostrated seeking forgiveness...his companions followed his footsteps in repentence...why did they not say this drood instead? I am confident that they did but after the prayers or in between prayers...

That makes me think that saying drood would wipe out sins that a human being commits unintentionally or those that may have happened between prayers.

Hadith of the prophet in Bukhari says that Allah SWT forgives sins of his servants that occured between one prayers and the next prayers, from one Friday to another Friday, and between one Ramadhan to the next.
Posted 30 Oct 2008

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Posted 30 Oct 2008

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