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Took Me
Took Me (Sahih el Boykhari · Select Collections) — "took me to the Fire which was built all round like a built well and had two poles in it and the people in\n…
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- Narrations about Tahajjud prayer, its practice, interruptions, and related revelations
- A dream took the narrator to a Fire built all round like a well
- The Fire had two poles, and the people in it were known to the narrator
- The narrator sought refuge with Allah from the Fire
- Another angel told the narrator not to be afraid
- Hafsa narrated the dream to Allah's Messenger (ﷺ)
- The Prophet called Abdullah a good man and wished he prayed Tahajjud
- Afterward, Abdullah used to sleep only a little at night
- Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) used to offer eleven rak`at
- He prolonged the prostration so that fifty Qur'anic verses could be recited before he lifted his head
- He prayed two rak`at before Fajr and lay on his right side until the call-maker came
- The Prophet became sick and did not get up for Tahajjud for a night or two
- Gabriel did not come for some time, leading a Quraish woman to say that his Satan had deserted him
- Divine Revelation affirmed that the Lord had neither forsaken nor hated Muhammad
- The Prophet described afflictions revealed and treasures sent down during the night
- He instructed others to wake the sleeping lady