Salam.
I hope everyone had/has a very wonderful and pious Eid.
Eid Mubarak to everyone...
I need some help regarding to the Sunnahs of the Prophet (PBUH) this one has to do with sleeping.
I read that one should..
"To apply surmah in both the eyes."
- I was just wondering what does "surmah" mean? or what is "surmah"?
If someone can inform me it would be greatly appreciated.
Jzk.
i had a lovely Ei..i hope all the LI members and the whole Ummah did as well
well this is all i know about the Sunnah of going to sleep
To sleep in the state of Wuzu.
To make the bed yourself.
Dust the bed thrice before retiring to bed.
One should change into some other clothes
(e.g.pyjamas) before going to sleep.
It is Sunnah to sleep immediately after Isha Salaah.
To apply surmah in both the eyes.
To brush the teeth with a miswaak.
To sleep on the right hand side.
To sleep with the right palm under the right cheek.
To keep the knees slightly bent when sleeping.
To refrain from sleeping on ones stomach.
To sleep on a bed or to sleep on the floor are both sunnah.
To face Qiblah.
To recite Surah Mulk, before sleeping.
To recite Ayatul Kursi.
To recite Surah Ikhlaas, Surah Falaq and Surah Naas before sleeping 3 times and thereafter blow over the entire body thrice.
Recite Tasbeeh-e-Fathima before sleeping.( i.e. 33 X
Subhan Allah 33 X Alhamdulillah and 34 X AllahuAkbar).
To recite the dua before sleeping.
To wake up for Tahajjud Salaah.
ill go ask about "Surmah" InshALLAH...but i bet someone else will beat me to it
Verily, His Command, when He intends a thing, is only that He says to it, Be! and it is.
surmah is like a black khol that you apply to the eye. It bees in a sort of a pot (dont know how to describe it (lol) I think you can get it from muslim shops.
OHHH my mom uses that one her eyes all the time!! i never new it was cole lol.. i just thought it was used to make peoples eye lashes look darker which brings out there eyes but now i know it has more to that and it is used in the sunnah!
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