Book of Namaz

10– To follow one of the four Madhhabs is a necessity.
11– It is a must to love all the Ashâb-i kirâm, the Ahl-i bayt and
wives of our Prophet ’alaihis-salâm.
12– The grades of the four Caliphs are in accordance with their
chronological order in Caliphate.
13– Reward for one’s supererogatory worships, such as namâz,
fasting and alms giving, can be presented to another person.
14– You must believe in the Mi’râj [Hadrat Muhammad’s
ascent to the heavens] to be both a bodily and a spiritual ascent.
15– Karâmat [wonders] of the awliyâ [dear slaves of Allahu
ta’âlâ] are also true.
16– It must be believed that in the Hereafter, there will be
shafâ’at [intercession].
17– It is permissible to make masah (rubbing one’s wet hands)
over masts (waterproof shoes covering that part of the foot which
is fard to wash in ablution).
18– Questioning in the grave is true.
19– The torment in the grave will be applied to both soul and
body.
20– Allahu ta’âlâ creates both human beings and their deeds.
People have irâda-i juz’iyya (partial will).
21– Rizq (sustenance) can come through either halâl or harâm
means.
22– It is permissible for one to ask that one's duas
[supplications, prayers] be accepted for the sake of the Awliyâ
[Dear slaves of Allahu ta’âlâ].
That mu'azzin called for, he stood and performed 'iqâmat,
He turned his face towards the Kâ'ba, he made an intention.
When the believers heard it, they listened to it with respect,
Then they started praying, worshipping Allahu ta'âlâ
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