The Prophet's Prayer Described By Shaikh Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani

The Prophet's Prayer Described By Shaikh Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani

• ISBN: 9780953301915
  
• Author: Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani
  
• Binding: Softcover
  
• Pages: 122
  
• Size: 8.5 x 6.0 x 0.4 inch
  
• Publication Year: 2007

About This Book:

Shaikh Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani delivers "The Prophet's Prayer Described," a rigorous and comprehensive guide to learning the beautiful and exemplary way Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) performed his prayers. This authoritative source not only describes the physical postures of the prayer but also the spiritual and procedural aspects of the prayer, providing readers with an in-depth investigation of this important pillar of Islamic worship.

The Methodology of the Prophet's Prayer Revealed

Set out on an adventure to discover the methodology of the Prophet's prayer. Al-Albaani methodically dissects each step, guiding readers through the exact manner in which Prophet Muhammad performed his prayers, bringing to life the timeless essence of this sacred act of worship.

Prayer's Spiritual Dimensions

Investigate the spiritual depths of prayer as Al-Albaani illuminates the intimate link between the worshiper and the Divine during Salah. This chapter delves into the inner characteristics of concentration, humility, and dedication that characterize the Prophet's prayer, going beyond the physical motions.

Postures and Movements Have Meaning

Recognize the importance of each posture and movement in the Prophet's prayer. From standing to prostration, Al-Albaani breaks down the acts, revealing insights into the wisdom underlying each gesture and their aggregate impact on the worshiper's physical and spiritual well-being.

Defending Against Common Misconceptions

Explore common misconceptions and clarifications about the Prophet's prayer. Al-Albaani clarifies any potential misunderstandings, ensuring that readers have a clear and correct knowledge of the logic and wisdom behind each component of the prayer.