5-Endless Bliss Fifth Fascicle - Hakikat Kitabevi
5-Endless Bliss Fifth Fascicle - Hakikat Kitabevi
5-Endless Bliss Fifth Fascicle - Hakikat Kitabevi
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eading Qur’ân al-kerîm are disbelievers, their torment is<br />
lessened.” A tradition (conveyed by savants) declares, “The<br />
number of the grades in Paradise is the same as the number of<br />
the âyats (verses) in Qur’ân al-kerîm. A person who does a<br />
khatm of Qur’ân al-kerîm will attain to all those grades.” A<br />
hadîth-i sherîf, which exists in Kunûz-ud deqâiq and which is<br />
transmitted by Tabarânî and Ibn Hibbân, declares, “The prayer<br />
of a person who does a khatm of Qur’ân al-kerîm is<br />
acceptable.” It is written in Kitâb-ut tibyân, “Rahma (Allah’s<br />
mercy and compassion) rains on a place where the khatm of<br />
Qur’ân al-kerîm is performed. It is mustahab to say prayers after<br />
a khatm. It is mustahab to assemble when doing khatm of<br />
Qur’ân al-kerîm. Hadrat Abdullah ibn Abbâs would have one of<br />
his men keep company with the person doing a khatm. And he<br />
himself would join them when the khatm was finished. Hadrat<br />
Enes bin Mâlik would gather his household together and pray<br />
whenever he did a khatm. It is mustahab to begin another<br />
khatm when one khatm is over. A hadîth-i sherîf declares, “The<br />
best of worships is to begin a new khatm when one khatm<br />
is over.” Hadîths, which exist in Hazînat-ul esrâr, declare,<br />
“Sixty thousand angels pray for a person who does a<br />
khatm of Qur’ân al-kerîm,” and, “A person who attends a<br />
place where they are doing the prayer of khatm is like a<br />
person who is present while the ghanîma is being divided<br />
and distributed. A person who is present at the place where<br />
they begin a khatm is like one who makes jihâd. A person<br />
who attends both attains the thawâbs for both and thus<br />
thwarts the Shaytân.” Sa’d ibn Ebî Waqqâs said, “If a person<br />
reads (a passage from Qur’ân al-kerîm) for a khatm during the<br />
day, angels pray for him till evening. If he does so at night, they<br />
pray for him till morning.”<br />
A hadîth-i sherîf, which exists in Kunûz-ud deqâiq and<br />
which is transmitted by Daylamî, declares, “A person who<br />
reads Qur’ân al-kerîm following the rules of tajwîd is given<br />
the thawâb of a martyr.”<br />
As it is seen, there is an additional thawâb for reading each<br />
of its âyats. The thawâb given to a person who does a khatm of<br />
the entire Qur’ân is much greater. Since such worships as<br />
performing namâz, fasting, reading Qur’ân al-kerîm and doing<br />
dhikr are done only with the body, everyone has to do them<br />
himself. It is not permissible to appoint a deputy and have him<br />
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