Dala'ilul Khairat App-Analysen für 9. Dezember

Dalail ul khairat is a collection of salutations (salat) on Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم compiled by Imam Suleiman al-Jazuli divided into sections for daily recitation. This app is based on Dalai lul Khairat book recompiled by Abu Rajaa Syed Shah Hussain Shaheedullah Basheer Naqshbandi. Although there are numerous blessing and benefits of reciting salawat, the dearest to any believing man or woman is stated in a hadith narrated by Abdullah bin Masud رضي الله عنه that the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said: The closest of people to me on the Day of Resurrection will be those who send the most blessings on me. Our salaf devoted huge time for this act only due to the importance it holds. The uniqueness of Dalailul Khairat salawat is that Imam Jazuli had collected all the salawat at that time and compiled these in a book form, he had structured them into daily recitation patterns. Thousand of apps of Dalail are available in the world, but in this app all the Hizbs (Sections) are arranged in serial order of the weekday, so that readers can recite easily without any difficulty. There are five parts on Monday: 1. Monday part-I :Recitation before beginning Salawat 2. Monday part-II:Niyyah (Intention) 3. Monday part-III :Recitation of Asma al-Husna 4. Monday part-IV: Recitation Preface & Greatness of sending blessings on the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم 5. Monday part-V :Recitation of the First Hizb 6. Tuesday to Sunday: Recitation of concerned section. We pray to Almighty Allah to accept ours and especially Hzt Shaheedullah Sb's tireless effort in bringing this to reality to spread awareness on the importance placed on salawat upon Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم. Key features of this app: • No internet required • No annoying ads • Text and audio files for each day • Portrait and Landscape reading • Auto-scroll, book-marking for easier reading • Font size adjustment • English and Urdu language • 40 Ahadith on the greatness of salawat upon Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم