Is it true that if you're one of those that wake up for Fajr salat and pray...

[Aaqib]

...Allah is pleased with you?

[greenhill]

Allah is pleased with you for every action you do that is following His ways and leaving everything contrarory.

I heard that if you wake up for fajr, Satan runs away crying and you start the day somewhat blessed. (Can't remember exactly what now but it surely is special and a benefit not given to other fard prayers).


:peace:

[Aaqib]

Allah is pleased with you for every action you do that is following His ways and leaving everything contrarory.

I heard that if you wake up for fajr, Satan runs away crying and you start the day somewhat blessed. (Can't remember exactly what now but it surely is special and a benefit not given to other fard prayers).


:peace:

Yeah but I think I've heard that if you do this act Allah is overall pleased with you

is that right? idk..

[Samiun]

Allah is pleased with you for every action you do that is following His ways and leaving everything contrarory.

I heard that if you wake up for fajr, Satan runs away crying and you start the day somewhat blessed. (Can't remember exactly what now but it surely is special and a benefit not given to other fard prayers).


:peace:

:sl:

This post. right here.

Perhaps you were talking about if one prays the Sunnah prayers before Fajr(qabliyyah) it is better for them than all the things in it(Dunya)?

Also interesting to note the Fajr and Asr prayers are specifically mentioned as one of the most difficult time of prayers due to their time to adhere to.

Allahu'alambisawwab

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[greenhill]

Yes.. that as well...but I was more referring to ourselves and temptation to pull the blanket and go back to sleep even though we have awaken for fajr...


:peace:

[a.danhamidu]

Allah is pleased with you for every action you do that is following His ways and leaving everything contrarory.

I heard that if you wake up for fajr, Satan runs away crying and you start the day somewhat blessed. (Can't remember exactly what now but it surely is special and a benefit not given to other fard prayers).


:peace:

Anything special for Isha prayer that's done in congregation, in a Masjid?

[ardianto]

:sl:

Wake up for fajr salah is not easy because you must fight laziness. And if you are willing to fight laziness to do what Allah has commanded you, then Allah will be pleased with you.

[AabiruSabeel]

Anything special for Isha prayer that's done in congregation, in a Masjid?

Yes, there is.

'Uthman bin Affan (May Allah be pleased with him) narrated that he had heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) saying: "He who attends 'Isha' in congregation, is as if he has performed Salat for half of the night; and he who attends 'Isha' and Fajr prayers in congregation, is as if he has performed Salat for the whole night." [Tirmidhi]

[xa_xa786]

I struggle to pray - meaning ill pray for 5 days then stop for a day or two but then my heart tells me im missing my lord so start to pray again why cnt i be consitant. Sorry to have hijacked your post :s

[Serinity]

Allah is pleased with you for every action you do that is following His ways and leaving everything contrarory.

I heard that if you wake up for fajr, Satan runs away crying and you start the day somewhat blessed. (Can't remember exactly what now but it surely is special and a benefit not given to other fard prayers).


:peace:

I .. struggle with Fajr. A lot. I guess that is the reason why I struggle with Tawheed and Shirk (worshipping anyone or anything besides Allah, audhu billah)........

may Allah guide us. Ameen.

[greenhill]

It is a never ending struggle waking up for fajr. You will never get used to it and sleep will always be a temptation. Having a good sleep makes it less of a struggle...


:peace:

[a.danhamidu]

Yes, there is.

'Uthman bin Affan (May Allah be pleased with him) narrated that he had heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) saying: "He who attends 'Isha' in congregation, is as if he has performed Salat for half of the night; and he who attends 'Isha' and Fajr prayers in congregation, is as if he has performed Salat for the whole night." [Tirmidhi]

Masha Allah.

[a.danhamidu]

I struggle to pray - meaning ill pray for 5 days then stop for a day or two but then my heart tells me im missing my lord so start to pray again why cnt i be consitant. Sorry to have hijacked your post :s

Keep trying, you are already on a roll, with more effort, determination, resolve you will insha Allah see (eventually) a reduction in those days/prayers that you are missing. Just keep on forging ahead, don't look or think back.