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Due Him
Due Him (Sahih el Boykhari · Select Collections) — "due for Him. He is Omnipotent. All the praises are for Allah. All the glories are for Allah. And none\n\nha…
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- Religious teachings and narrated reports about remembrance, guidance, dreams, and night prayer
- The passage praises Allah as Omnipotent and worthy of all glory
- No one has the right to be worshipped but Allah, and all might and power belong to Him
- The person asks Allah for forgiveness or invokes Him
- The invocation will be answered, and ablution followed by prayer will be accepted
- Abu Huraira narrates the Messenger's words about Abdullah bin Rawaha
- Abdullah bin Rawaha's verses are not obscene
- The Messenger recites Allah's Book and shows guidance after people were blind
- The believers trust that whatever the Messenger says will come true
- The Messenger spends his nights awake while the pagans are deeply asleep
- Nafi` narrates Ibn `Umar's dream during the lifetime of the Prophet
- Ibn `Umar sees a silk cloth carrying him to whichever part of Paradise he wants
- Two angels appear to take him to Hell, but another angel tells them to leave him
- The Prophet says that Abdullah is a good man and wishes that he would offer Tahajjud
- Afterward, Abdullah bin `Umar begins offering Tahajjud
- The companions used to tell the Prophet their dreams