In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
Ancestor worship
Encouragement to worship and reverence
And their sayings about it
Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him, said
As long as you are in prayer, you are knocking on the king's door
Whoever knocks on the king's door, it will be opened for him
Ammar bin Yasser, may God be pleased with him, prayed two rak’ahs
So he was told
Oh Apple Yakdan
I don't see you except that you have lightened them
He said
Did you miss anything from its limits?
He said no
But I softened them
He said
I took the initiative to touch him
Amer bin Abdul Qais, may God have mercy on him, heard it
What they mention about the village during prayer
He said
Do you find him?
They said yes
He said
I swear to God that the teeth are different in my stomach
It is more beloved to me than to have this in my prayers
Mujahid, may God have mercy on him, said in the Almighty’s saying:
Their marks are on their faces from the effects of prostration
Not with this effect on the face
But it is reverence
It was said to Abu Muslim Al-Khawlani, may God have mercy on him, when Warq grew up
If you fall short of some of what you do
And he said
Do you think that if you sent the horse into the arena, would you not say to its rider?
Leave her and be gentle with her
Even if you see the goal, you will not keep anything from it
They said yes
He said
I have seen the purpose
Every hour has a purpose
The goal of every hour is death
He was ahead of himself and was ahead of himself
Prayer, its importance and virtue
And their condition therein
Omar, may God be pleased with him, said
If you see a man wasting prayer
By God, it is the greatest waste of anything other than God’s right
Al-Miswar bin Makhramah and bin Abbas, may God be pleased with them, entered upon him
When morning came, they were terrified
And they said
Prayer prayer
And he said yes
There is no luck in Islam for one who abandons prayer
He came out and the wound was gushing blood
A man married a woman, Abdullah bin Rawahah, may God be pleased with him
He said to her
We know why I married you
To tell me about what Abdullah bin Rawahah did in his house
She said
If he wanted to leave his house, he would pray two rak'ahs
When he enters his house, he prays two rak'ahs
Never let it go
Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with him, said
Whoever is pleased to meet God tomorrow as a Muslim
Let him keep these prayers wherever they are called
God has prescribed for your Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, the laws of guidance
Indeed, they are among the laws of guidance
Even if you prayed in your homes as this retarded person prays in his home
You would have abandoned the Sunnah of your Prophet
If you abandon the Sunnah of your Prophet, you will go astray
No man purifies himself well
Then he goes to one of these mosques
Except that God wrote for him a good deed for every step he took
It raises him one degree
And it brings bad deeds to him
You have seen us and no one abandons it except a hypocrite with known hypocrisy
A man was brought and guided between the two men until he stood in line
And he, may God be pleased with him, said: The praying person knocks on his door
And whoever keeps knocking on the king’s door, it will soon be opened for him
Omar bin Dinar said
I saw Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him, praying in the stone
Lowering his gaze
Then a stone came in front of him, so he took away some of his clothes
It is twisted
Muhammad bin Al-Mankadir said
If you saw Abdullah bin Al-Zubair, may God be pleased with him, praying under the shade of a tree
As if it were one of its branches
It comes from a guise, including it here
And what he pays attention to
Ibrahim Al-Nakha’i and Waki’ bin Al-Jarrah, may God have mercy on them, said
If you see a man neglecting the first takbeer
So wash your hand from it
On the authority of Abu Al-Aaliyah, may God have mercy on him, he said:
We came to the man to take care of him
We will see if he prayed
If he does it well, we sit with him
We said that it is better for others
If he harms her, we will protect him from it
We said it is worse than others
It was said to Amer bin Abdul Qais, may God have mercy on him
Talk yourself into prayer
He said, “I do it by standing before God and being victorious in Him.”
On the authority of Al-Hasan, may God have mercy on him, he said:
Son of Adam
What is your religion that is dear to you if your prayers become easy for you?
He was Saeed bin Abdul Aziz, may God have mercy on him
If he misses the congregational prayer with you
Bakr bin Abdullah Al-Muzani, may God have mercy on him, said
Who is like you, son of Adam?
Keep between you and the mihrab and the water
Whatever you want, you can come to God Almighty
There is no interpreter between you and him
On the authority of Abu Abdul Rahman Al-Sulami, may God have mercy on him
He was ordering them to carry him through the mud and rain to the mosque while he was sick
They entered upon him while he was making up his prayers in the mosque, i.e. taking his leave
And they said to him
If she turns to bed, it is more preferable
He said
So-and-so told me that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
One of you continues to pray as long as he is in his prayer area waiting for prayer
Wakia said
Al-A'mash, may God have mercy on him, was close to seventy years old and had not missed the first takbir
I disagreed with him about two years ago
I did not see him performing a rak'ah
On the authority of Saeed bin Al-Musayyab, may God have mercy on him, he said:
I have not missed praying in congregation for forty years
He also said, may God have mercy on him
The muezzin has not given the call to prayer for thirty years unless I am in the mosque
He also said, may God have mercy on him
Whoever performs the five daily prayers in congregation
He filled the land and sea with His servants
Some of the predecessors used to pray
He said that he was addressing a man who was attending to his prayer
Imam Malik bin Anas, may God have mercy on him, used to bow and prostrate for a long time during his prayer
When he stands during prayer, it is as if he were a dry piece of wood, with nothing moving about him
Imam Ahmed bin Hanbal, may God have mercy on him, said
Your share of Islam and the value of Islam are with you
As much as you have of praying and its value to you
He warned that if you meet God Almighty, there is no value for Islam with you
The value of Islam in your heart is the same as the value of prayer in your heart
Al-Bazzar, may God have mercy on him, said on the authority of Sheikh Al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah, may God have mercy on him
As for his worship, may God be pleased with him
He rarely heard anything like it
Because he had spent most of his time in it
He did not even make himself a preoccupation that would distract him from God Almighty, what He wanted for him
Neither family nor money
One night, he was alone from all the people
Devoted to God Almighty, He is brilliant
Be diligent in reciting the Great Qur’an
Repeating the types of night and day devotions
When the night went, he would come with the people
He started with the dawn prayer
He brings her Sunnah before he comes to them
When he entered ihram, he would pray
Hearts almost melt with the awe of him reciting the opening takbeer
If he enters into prayer
His limbs tremble until he leans left and right
Whenever he read, his reading would be extended by a period
It was also correct to read the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
His bowing, prostration, and erection were different from them
Whoever completed what was mentioned in the obligatory prayer
If he finishes praying
Praise God Almighty
He and those who attended what was reported
Then God Almighty prays for him, for them, and for the Muslims
This was the majority of his supplications
Oh God, grant us victory and do not grant us victory
Plan for us and do not plot against us
And guide us and facilitate guidance for us
Oh God, make us thankful to you
You remember
You are welcome
You are disappointed
Here you are willing
Here are two monks
You are compliant
Our Lord, accept our repentance and wash away our sins
Establish our arguments and guide our hearts
And a generous thing came upon our chests
He opens and concludes it with prayers upon the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Then he begins to recite the dhikr
I knew his habit
Someone wrote it unnecessarily after the dawn prayer
He still hears himself in the remembrance
Perhaps someone next to him will hear his mention
During this time, he often turned his gaze towards the sky
This is how he continued until the sun rose
The time for which prayer is prohibited will disappear
I was listening to what he recited and what he mentioned
I saw him reciting Al-Fatihah and repeating it
It cuts all the time
I mean from dawn until sunrise
In repeating her recitation
He was Sheikh Abdullah bin Jar Allah
Al Jar, may God have mercy on him
He gets up early to pray
Sitting in the mosque for a long time
May God have mercy on him, he used to fast
With any diseases
He insists on fasting
He even gets very tired from fasting
However, he is patient and patient
As for the night prayer
It is one of the things that characterized the Sheikh, may God have mercy on him
Whatever illness he had
His son Muhammad says
My father used to get up early every night
To make it tense in the last third
A life of peace
Between words and action