A'salamu alaykum. Let's make a list of 1,000 ways we can increase our Imaan, (and try not to repeat) in sha Allah
1. Learning Qur'an (tafseer and memorisation)
2. Reading the Seerah
3. Praying Salat at the beginning of it's time, and for men - in congregation
4. Looking at the sky, the clouds and the stars
5. "Leave that which doesn't concern you." -RasoolAllah, salaAllahu alayhi wa salam
19. Read Surah Al Kahf on Jumu'a
20. Say 'SubhanAllahi wa Bihamdihi' 100 times a day (Allah will forgive all your sins even if they are like the foam of the sea) Sahih al Bukhari 6405
21. Fasting on the 13th, 14th, and 15th (of the Hijri calendar) it is Sunnah
22. Speaking less
23. Making a daily checklist, one for Deen and one for dunya
24.Trying your best to follow the sunnah
25.Listening to stories of people that reverted to Islam
26.Listening to Quran recitations
27.Reading Quran translations
28.Looking at the giant fog covered mountains and wondering about his amazing abilities to create the most complicated and the most simplest things, just by saying 'kun'.
29.Learning & Understanding the names He gave Himself.
35. Say La ilaha illAllah.
36. Send Salawat upon our beloved Prophet, salaAllahu alayhi wa salam.
37. Make peace between people.
38. Seek forgiveness from the people you have wronged.
39. Say "Allahu Akbar" when you are going up (a hill, stairs, etc.) and say "SubhanAllah" when you are going down. It's Sunnah.
40. Suppress your anger.
19. Read Surah Al Kahf on Jumu'a
20. Say 'SubhanAllahi wa Bihamdihi' 100 times a day (Allah will forgive all your sins even if they are like the foam of the sea) Sahih al Bukhari 6405
21. Fasting on the 13th, 14th, and 15th (of the Hijri calendar) it is Sunnah
22. Speaking less
23. Making a daily checklist, one for Deen and one for dunya
wa alaikum assalaam.
42. Along with all that, please don't forget saying astaghfirullah at least 100 times aday with full attention and fear of Allah.
43. Don't forget to share the blessings given by Allah Ta'ala with a poor relative, a poor neighbor, and/or a poor person on the street.
44. Da'wa for Islam is very important. Please note it, I say it in the light of the Qu'aan and the Sunnah that many Muslims in the past practiced all rituals and dhikar but got destroyed with disobedient habitations only because they didn't do amar bil ma'roof (enjoining good) and nahee a'nil-munkar (forbidding evil).
Last edited by OmAbdullah; 12-18-2016 at 05:37 AM.
45 a. The Holy Quraan has great rights on us. We must understand its meanings and tafseer. Also we must try to recyte it with full concentration every day. Quraan also has the right on us to recite it completely at least twice a year although the companions radiyallaho anhum used to finish it every month.
45 b. Following the commands of Allah as given in the Quraan like hijab for women and ghadul-basar (keeping one's gaze away from the opposite sex. Al-hyaa'o shatrul-eemaan/ Al-hayaa'o nisful-eemaan. This controlling of our looks also include not looking to the pictures of the opposite sex on TV, internet, mobiles or even in magazines.
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For the translation and short explanation of the surahs / verses of the Holy Quraan go to
46 a. Every Muslim must check his /her savings. If a year has passed on money ,gold or silver, he/she must calculate zakat 2.5% of the saving and pay it to the needy relatives and others.
46 b. Not paying obligatory zakat is kufar (Unbelief).
47. If one has farm or garden, he/she must pay obligatory ushar which is 5% of the produce in land watered by artificial means and 10% in land watered by natural means like rain.
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For the translation and short explanation of the surahs / verses of the Holy Quraan go to
51. Read the Qur'an Ayat beginning with "O you who believe.." and follow the Commands given to us.
52. Memorise one Ayah of the Qu'ran a day.. just one!
53. Recite slowly in Salat, and think about each Ayah you recite.
54. Stay in Wudu always, or as much as possible.
55. Sleep with Wudu.
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