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- Dedication
- A request from the Translator
- Translator's Foreword
- Biography of Late Hajj Mirza Javad Agha Malaki Tabrizi (R.A.)
- Etiquette and Deeds of the Holy Month of Ramadhan
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- 1. Effects of Fasting and Hunger
- 2. Types of Fasting
- 3. Classification of Fast observers On the Basis of Their Aims and Intentions
- 4. Special Fasting - the Affairs of Allah's Favourite Saints
- 5. Classification of Fast observers On the Basis of Their Food Consumption
- 6. Classification of Fast observers On the Basis of Eating at Dawn (Suhur) and Fast-breaking (Iftar)
- 7. Etiquette of Eating at Dawn (Suhur) and Fast-breaking (Iftar)
- Some Special Distinctions of the Holy Month of Ramadhan
- The Splendour and Eminence of Supplications Compiled by the Ahlul-Bait [a]
- Etiquette and Codes of Prayer
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- 1. What is Prayer, and What it Ought to Be?
- 2. Secret of Non-acceptance of the Prayer of Righteous
- 3. Questions and Answers
- 4. Etiquette of Prayer
- 5. Factors which Influence Prayer's Acceptance
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- 5.1. Shedding Tears and Crying
- 5.2. To Offer Thanks, Praise, and Apology
- 5.3. Deliberation and Persistence
- 5.4. Praying Away from People's Sight
- 5.5. Standing Together for Prayer
- 5.6. Humility and Meekness
- 5.7. Salutations Upon the Holy Prophet [s] and His Holy Progeny Ahlul-Bait [a]
- 5.8. Sincerity and Heart's Purity
- 5.9. Prevention is Better than Cure
- 5.10. Remembrance and Preference of Others
- 5.11. Raising Hands Upward in Prayer
- 5.12. Prostration and its Reality
- 5.13. Having a Ring in the Hand
- 5.14. Paying Alms and Charity
- 5.15. Suitable Timings
- 5.16. Suitable Place
- 5.17. Important Thing About the Prayer
- Some Other Deeds of the Holy Month of Ramadhan
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- 1. Comments About the Etiquette of Prayer
- 2. Comments About the Effects of Deeds
- 3. Fast-breaking (Iftar)
- 4. Eating Before the Dawn (Suhur)
- 5. Prayer for Understanding the Nights of Qadr and Fitr
- 6. Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr) and Appreciation of its Merits
- 7. Witnessing of the Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
- 8. Inviting Others for Fast-breaking (Iftar) and Acceptance of Their Invitations
- The Leadership (Imamat) and Preaching (Va'iz)
- Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
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- 1. The Ranks of the Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
- 2. Beseeching Allah for Bestowing Readiness for the Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
- 3. Preparation For the Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
- 4. Some Other Deeds to be Performed During the Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
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- 4.1. Comments About the Prayer's Etiquette
- 4.2. Comments About the Importance of Ahlul-Bait's [a] Supplications
- 4.3. A Reminder
- 4.4. Comments About the Prayers of Others
- 4.5. The Night of Twenty Seventh of Ramadhan
- 4.6. The Commentary - World Being the House of Illusion (Dar al-Ghuroor)
- 4.7. How to Farewell the Night of Power (Lailatul-Qadr)
- 4.8. The Day of Power (Qadr)
- The Last Night of the Holy Month of Ramadhan
Spiritual Journey of the Mystics (Suluk al-Arifan)
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Author(s): Haj Mirza Javad Agha Maliki Tabrizi
Translator(s): Sayyid Hussein Alamdar
Category: Education Spirituality
Topic Tags: Irfan Mystic Philosophy Ramadhan
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Etiquette of the Holy Month of RamadhanEtiquette and codes of special deeds performed by Allah's most sincere servants during the Holy Month of Ramadhan; the self-restraint and asceticism practised by them during these worships and the self-purification achieved by them.
Dedication
This translation work is dedicated to the First Martyr of the Altar (Mehrab) during the Holy Month of Ramadhan, Imam 'Ali [a], as well to the lofty spirits of all the Martyrs of Islam, who waged Jihad and chose martyrdom for the way of Allah, proclamation of Monotheism (Tawhid), defence of Islamic lands, and governance of Qur'anic commands combating against the oppression and arrogance for the defence of deprived and oppressed.
A request from the Translator
Dear Readers! Please recite a Surah al-Fatihah for my deceased father, who left this transient world in the Holy Month of Ramadhan in the year 1976, thanks.
Translator's Foreword
“In the Name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful”
The Day of Judgement in the Holy Qur'an has been described as the Day of Regret (Yaum al-Hasrat), when the people would witness the inner essence of this world for the first time with their own eyes; they would then be crying: Is there a way to get out of Hell?(1)1
But then it would be too late. Unfortunately, for most of the people, it is only after their death or their being transferred into other world that they
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