Salat al Maghrib Practice - Shia

[@beastmodezone2337]

Please don’t delete these videos, this is how I’m learning to pray and many other people are learning to pray with these videos to. May Allah bless you and give you the highest rank on Jannah💚

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

The videos are here to stay! I'm so glad they have helped you! That's what they are here for. :)

[@luvmyg4053]

Mashallah im a revert Muslim and thinking of being a Shia Muslim this is so helpful may allah continue to bless you

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Jazak Allah Khair! Inshallah you follow the path of the Prophet (pbuh) and his holy progeny (as)!

[@Ace.inc200]

The best possible choice you can make. It is the purest/truest form of Islam. May Allah SWT grant you endless blessings and health inshallah my dear brother/sister ❤️❤️

[@hamadeenbahbahani]

Thank you so much for this video may allah grant you the highest place in jannah inshallah .amen

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

You are most welcome, Jazak Allah khayer!

[@mohammedalemari6518]

no ones ever taught me to pray and this is helping me so much. thank you may allah bless you❤️

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

You are so welcome

[@ameerbazzi7884]

Mashallah great series of videos it helped me pray🙏🏽🤲

[@ZaafiraSev]

0:57 to 0:58 make sure in between these two points say your Allah Akbar, i’m not trying to point out flaw or point any finger mistakes I was speaking with my husband after I asked him if I’m supposed to say Allahu Akbar each time!

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Thanks for pointing this out! It appears that this slide was skipped (or cut) during video editing of this particular video for maghrib. Takbir is certainly in the other two videos before the start of the first ruka. Inshallah anyone who watches this video will have seen the others and know to do takbir!

[@mehdiazahra672]

@@aminahemilialazim6455 Im learning namaz please help me what is #sevie Abbas point out ??? I don't know much English if any one help me out what is miss in this video do translate in Urdu language

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

@@mehdiazahra672 After we say the niyaa, we need to do takbir. Tabkir is when we raise our hands to our ears and say "allahu akbar" before we recite al-fatiha. The takbir was accidentally left out at 0:57 - 0:58 in the video. Here is the urdu translation of my message from google translate: نیا کہنے کے بعد تکبیر کہنا ضروری ہے۔ تکبیر وہ ہے جب ہم اپنے ہاتھ کانوں تک اٹھائیں اور فاتحہ پڑھنے سے پہلے "اللہ اکبر" کہتے ہیں۔ ویڈیو میں غلطی سے 0:57 - 0:58 پر تکبیر چھوڑ دی گئی۔

[@tahirashah7501]

Mashallah I am learning 🙏

[@Legendmhy]

Thank you so much 😊

[@alikarim9305]

yazak allah kheir thank you ❤

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

You are most welcome!

[@emaannayyer9026]

Is it the same for women?

[@zada3062]

yes

[@why268]

happiness

[@fizzaali8188]

Do i need to move my hand up and down everytime I say Allahu Akbar?There is a arrow and i dont understand what is the meaning of that arrow please kindly help

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Yes, the arrow is to indicate that you will move your hands up and down when saying Allahu akbar, and you will do this every time you say it.

[@haniaqueen213]

Timing ka bataa diyee

[@kitty_3147]

Is this for women to? I really need to learn like this it’s great!

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Yes, this is also for women! Just make sure that when you are sitting, you do not cross your feet, and when you press your forehead into the ground (sujjoud) you keep your elbows parallel to your body (men tend to turn their elbows out to the sides).

[@naderh313]

So at the end we don't need to move our heads left and right saying alsalam 3alikom correct? All we need to do is say alahuakbar 3 times and move our hands up and down

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Correct!

[@Ace.inc200]

Correct this is the way the Prophet PBUH used to pray! Do not listen to any other

[@naderh313]

Love you guys! Thanks alot.

[@hassanshah02]

I am confused when do we read tasbeeh there is no part in the video where is shows when we read the tasbeeh? And how do we end our namaz?

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Salaam! Namaz ends with "Allahu akbar three times while you are sitting, moving your hands up and down each time. After you end namaz, you can do Tasbeeh. You are can also do it before you start your namaz as well. Some people do both (I assume you are referring to tasbeeh as in your prayer beads, yes?)

[@hassanshah02]

@@aminahemilialazim6455 yes i am referring to that. Thank you for the understanding! Also after we read Tasbeeh how do we end our namaz?

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

@@hassanshah02 after your namaz is complete, you can stay seated on your prayer rug and do tasbeeh (this is optional). Finish namaz first, then do tasbeeh.

[@nesrinchahrour]

Thank you for these videos. Is there any way I can contact you by DM?

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

You are most welcome! You may email me at [e-mail]

[@joon4470]

whats the difference between this and zuhr asr maghrib? its the same right?

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

Zuhr, Asr and Isha are prayed exactly the same way. They all have 4 rukas. The only difference is the nia (intention) that you make immediately after saying the azan (call to prayer), If it is zuhr prayer, you will say "nuwatu en usali al zuhr", if it is asr, you will say "nuwaitu en usali al asr", if it is isha, you will say nuwaitu en usali al isha". Maghrib prayer is different from zuhr, asr, and isha in that is has only 3 rukas, not 4. For this reason, I have one video that is valid for zuhr asr and isha, and a separate one for maghrib (3 rukas) and fajr (2 rukas). I hope this answers your question!

[@lkunj3282]

Sind die drei Gebete auf deinem Kanal alle die man am Tag macht??

[@mohammadalimansoori5027]

Ja

[@FaribaRahimi-gl4fs]

Ja

[@hussainsyed.123]

post more videos✨💗

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

What type of videos would you be interested in? Is there a specific topic you would like to learn? I'm open to ideas!

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

@Lisa Ha Yes! I will certainly make a video about how to perform wudu according to the teachings of the Ahlulbayt. Until I am able to make the video, I recommend this site because of it's simplicity: www.wikihow.com/Perform-Ablution-(Shia) . The only thing here that you will need to do differently if you are a woman is when you wash your arms, you will start from the inner elbow, not the outer elbow. I will point out that major differences between Sunni and Shia wudu are that Sunnis will pour water over their faces, hands and feet three times, while we just do two times. Sunnis wash behind their ears and inhale water up their noses, and we do not. Sunnis wash their entire feet with pouring water, while we just wipe the tops of our feet with however much water remains on our hands. In short, turn on the water faucet, cup your right hand, letting it fill with water. Pour the water over your entire face from forehead to chin. Repeat. Next, turn on the water faucet, cup your left hand and fill it with water, then use it to wash your right forearm, starting from the elbow, going to the finger tips. Repeat. Then do the same exact thing for the left forearm, filling the cupped right hand with water and pouring it over your left forearm. Repeat. After doing this, your hands are still wet. Take your right hand and wipe the first few inches of your head from center to hairline. Last, wipe the top of you right foot with your right hand, from toe to ankle, then with your left hand, wipe your left foot from toe to ankle. (Note: The wiping of the head and feet is only done once, while the pouring water over the face and forearms is done twice). Then you are done! As you are performing wudu, it's important to clear your mind of impure thoughts and just focus on Allah (swt), as this act of purification is much more than physical. I hope this helps! Jazek Allah Khayer and welcome to Islam!

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

@Lisa Ha You are most welcome! I am currently building an informational website for converts/reverts. Once it it up, I will post the link here! In the meantime, any questions you may have about the Shia path feel free to email me at: [e-mail]

[@FreeEducation_fr528]

Do People pray this in what clock?

[@aminahemilialazim6455]

This is the Maghrib prayer, the one we do when the sun is setting. The time at which the sun is setting will depend on where you are located and changes with seasons. If you want to know what prayer times are in your location, you can go to this website (or others like it) and put in your country and city: shiamuslimcouncil.org/prayer-times/

[@IQuit570]

People Always Complain They Don't Have Time Prey It Only Takes 5 Or 10 Minutes To Prey

[@Sunshine-do8yr]

im 14 and i try to pray at least once but i keep forgetting and giving up. these vids are helpful but its still hard for me to understand and idk why but im trying to figure out so i can pray at least once a day

[@quackss6384]

​@Sunshine it really depends where you live because in the west not everyone allows prayer time (school work etc) but in the middle east and most muslim majority countries they allow time