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(In the Name of Allah (SWT), Most Gracious, Most Merciful, all praise and thanks are due to Allah, Lord of the Realms and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger (SAWS) and upon all his family and companions)

When a person is told about something of great importance it is made it clear of all the advantages and potential disadvantages, but there are often certain occasions in life where one cannot ignore the fact of advantages without any disadvantages. Well a good example would be of the Night of Power the SHAB-E-QADR – THE SPECIAL NIGHT ONE OF ITS KIND.

Yes, that is right the prayer of this night is better than the prayers of thousand months and this is where you are advised to pray and ask for forgiveness and mercy in the given special divine night of Shab-e-Qadr, the night of power, in the month of Ramadan. This is the night in which the destiny of this night is decided.

“I seek pardon from God and ask for penitence from Him”.  It is reported from the Prophet (PBUH) that by the time the recite will rise from his place Allah (SWT) will have forgiven him and his parents. Try to first be really repentant for serious mistakes done, sincerely ask for forgiveness either by:

(a) recalling 70 different sins OR (b) feeling remorseful for 10 sins of the 7 main organs: eyes, ears, tongue, hands, mouth, stomach + private parts OR (c) some particular sins that you may have committed repeatedly OR (d) recalling the variety of punishments of different sins and finally resolve NOT TO Repeat them in the future, then only can one realistically expect to deserve the reward the HP has promised.

“Whoever performs this act will surely be forgiven by the Almighty even before here rises from his place”.

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Ȏ��MA INNAKA A’FUVUN TOHIB BUL AFVA FA’AFU ANNI” (Tirmidhi)

Special DU’AA of Lailatul QADR (Shab-e-Qadr):

“ALLAH HUMMA INNAKA A’FUVUN TOHIB BUL AFVA FA’AFU ANNI” (Tirmidhi)

“O Allah! You are the Forgiver and You like forgiving so forgive me”

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