TheRamadan of Shaykh Al-Hadith Ml ZakariyyaKandelwi by Dr Muhammad Ismail Memon Madani

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Chapter Eight Allah u, in all His prophets, in all the books He revealed, on the Last Day, and upon destiny, and that fate good or bad, is all from Allah u. We repent from disbelief, polytheism, innovation, from missing śalāt, from fornication, homosexuality, shaving the beard, lying, stealing, embezzling wealth, falsely accusing others, backbiting, and from every sin, major or minor. We vow to never commit sin and that if it ever happens, to repent immediately. Oh Allah u! Accept our repentance, Oh Allah u! Accept our repentance. Make us amongst your true believers. Grant us the ability to gain Your pleasure and follow the way of Your prophet. We make the bai‘a to Ĥađrat Khalīl Aĥmad Sahāranpūrī at the hands of [Ĥađrat al-Ĥadīth] Zakariyyā. After a short du‘ā, it was announced that, “Those who have taken bai‘a, should remember four things: 1 Kalima ţayyiba 2 Śalāt and Salām 3 Istighfār 4. Third Kalima 38 every morning and night three times. In addition, pray tahajjud, post-sunrise śalāt, pre-noon śalāt, voluntary śalāt, and be strict upon śalāt in congregation and upon reciting Qur’an. The booklet of prescribed daily devotions is available from the office for those who wish to do more. Fulfill these daily devotions as best as you can and if you every wish to ask anything, you may ask Muftī Zain al-‘Ābidīn or Shaikh Iĥsān al-Ĥaqq in Raiwind. The Booklet of Daily Devotions It is customary for the shaikhs to prescribe daily devotions to their students at the time of bai‘a. My Shaikh, Shaikh Muĥammad 38 Subĥān Allāĥ wa al-Ĥamdu li Allāh wa lā Ilāha illa Allāh wa Allāh Akbar. 55
the ramadan of shaikh muĤ ammud zakariyyĀ Zakariyyā, would hand out a sheet of daily devotions [to be practiced consistently] for beginners when they took bai‘a with him. This booklet is a copy of the daily devotions sheet with a few additions here and there. It should be read repeatedly and whatever can be easily adapted into one’s routine should be started immediately. The shaikh should be informed of the daily devotions one has prescribed for oneself. Reminder The following daily devotions are for every Muslim, whether he has taken bai‘a with a shaikh or not. Preface It was my habit to verbally explain the preliminary practices to friends who wished to repent for their sins on my hands. This system led to certain misunderstandings amongst some people. To avoid this, I have been dictating all of the related points for several years. However even this method [of dictation and writing down of all points] has proved ineffective since many of the points were occasionally forgotten. Hence the necessity was felt of printing all of the relevant points for quick and easy reference. It will be advisable for all who receive this booklet to study it in my presence so as to ensure its correct interpretation and, where necessary, delete and add in accordance with one’s individual situation. ONE. The most important point is to refrain from all the evils from which one has repented, whether of a general or particular nature. However, if a mistake is made in this regard, one must repent and seek forgiveness at the earliest opportunity. TWO (a) Special care must be exercised to fulfill others rights. Whether such obligations pertain to physical or monetary matters, they must either be promptly carried out or settled with the person concerned. It has to be taken into consideration that obligations towards people are far more serious than those towards the kind Creator. There will not be any salvation on the Day of Judgment without the settlements of other’s rights. One may adopt any suitable method for this. 56
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