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*Originally posted by MyStiCaL_MisS: *
The Holy Prophet (SAW) has said:
“ Rajab is a great month of Allah, unmatched by any other month in the respect and significance (accorded to it); war with the infidels during this month is prohibited; Verily, Rajab is Allah’s month, Sha’aban my month and Ramadan the month of my Ummah; whosoever fasts a day in the month of Rajab will be granted the great reward of Ridwan (an angel in heaven); the wrath of Allah shall be distanced and a door of the Hell shall be closed.”
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The blessed Messenger is reported as saying: “My Community, be careful to take advantage of Allah’s month (that is, the month of Rajab). The month of Rajab is certainly Allah’s month. If someone who hope for reward from Allah will fast one day in the month, Paradise will his of right. He will definitely go to Paradise.
If he keeps two fasts for two days he will attain a position in the sight of Allah such as no one in heaven or earth can describe. If he fasts for three days he becomes immune to the sorrows of this world and the torments of the Hereafter, to madness, elephantiasis and leprosy, and to the mischief of other people.
For anyone who fasts for seven days in the month of Rajab, the seven Gates of Hell will be shut. If he fasts for eight days to earn the pleasure of Allah, the Gates of Paradise will be opened for him. If he fasts for ten days Allah will grant whatever he wishes. If he fasts for fifteen days, his former sins are not only forgiven, but transformed into good deeds. If anyone fasts for more than fifteen days, Allah will increase reward accordingly.”
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Thawban, one of the noble Companions, relates: “I was with the blessed Prophet when we came upon a cemetery. Our Master stopped there and began to weep. His breast became moist with the tears that flowed from his eyes. I went up to him and asked: “O Messenger of Allah, my mother, my father and I myself be your ransom, why are you weeping? Has a revelation come down to you?” He replied: “O Thawban, those who lie here, the dead who occupy this cemetery, are suffering the Torment of the Tomb. It is on account of their condition that I weep.” He then continued: “If they had spent any of the days of the month of Rajab fasting and had worshipped Allah at night, they would have been spared this torment.”
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When the month of Rajab is over it enters the Divine Presence and the All-Glorious and Exalted One says to it: “O My Month! I wonder if they loved you? Did My Servants treat you with respect?” The month of Rajab will say nothing in reply, though the Lord will ask the same question over and over again until Rajab finally says: “O Lord, you are the Veiler of Faults! You have commanded Your servants to hide the faults of others. Your Messenger named me the ‘Deaf Month’. I heard what Your servants did in obedience but I was deaf to their disobedience and sin.” This explains why the month of Rajab is known as the ‘Deaf Month’.
The All-Glorious One says: “You are My month, you hear no sin. Since you accepted My servants along with their sins and disobedience, I have done likewise and forgiven them for your sake. Provided they once show remorse, I shall forgive them any sin and disobedience they commit during you.”
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The following noble Tradition was reported by venerable Hasan, beloved grandson of the blessed Prophet: “There are four nights in the year when Allah’s mercy, forgiveness, generosity, bounty and grace fall like rain upon the world. Blessed are they who know or will come to know the value of these nights, namely: 1) The first night of the noble month of Rajab; 2) The night of Bara’a (Absolution), the fifteenth night of the noble month of Shaban; 3) The night of the feast of Ramadan; 4) The night of the feast of Sacrifice.”
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You need to be a little more responsible when attributing things to Allah's Messenger (saw)... you have some homework to do...
