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How to learnQuran wants to teach the People. Abu Hurayrah ( radiyallahu anhu ) narrates that the Messenger of Allah ( sallallahu alayhi ve sellam ) said:

“He who on Friday performs the same full ablution (gusul) that is performed after the desecration (janaba), and then (early) goes to prayer to the mosque will receive the same reward as the one who sacrificed the camel. He who departed at the second hour is like one who sacrificed a cow; he who departed at the third hour - as one who sacrificed a horned ram; one who departs at the fourth hour is like one who sacrificed a chicken, and one who leaves at the fifth hour is like one who sacrificed an egg. When the imam comes out, angels will appear to listen to the sermon (khutba) "... (Bukhari, Jum'a, 4; Muslim, Jum'a, 10. Separately see Abu Dawud, Taharat, 127/351; Tirmidhi, Jum'a, 6/499; Nasai, Jum'a, 14/1386).

 

 Friday namaz ( jum'a ), among other precepts of Islam, shows us how important unity is in our religion. Actually, the very word jum'a - Friday namaz - comes from the Arabic root jam ', which means “to collect, embrace, unite”. Friday ( jum'a ) in Islam is considered a festive day, regarding the merits of which there are many hadiths. The virtues of Friday are due to the fact that it is on this day that the Friday prayer ( jum'a ) is performed , which is the most important of the worship ( ibadet ) and brings together all Muslims; on this day there is an hour at which prayers are accepted ( du'a ); many important events in history happened on this day

Islam. Also, Allah Almighty is pleased if His servants worship, gathered together. Therefore, He made the worship that should be performed in a group, such as collective, Friday and holiday prayers, pilgrimage ( hajj ), many times superior to worship that is performed alone.

In the sacred verse it is said about Friday prayer:

“O you who have believed! When you are called to the congregational prayer on Friday, show zeal in the remembrance of Allah, leaving your business affairs. It is better for you if only you understand ” (al-Jum'a, 62/9).

The orders of the Almighty, who is immensely merciful to His slaves, contain only good for His slaves. And one of these commands is to run to Friday prayer after hearing ezan. Because it helps to find eternal happiness.

If a person, before Friday prayer, makes some preparations for it and comes to the mosque as early as possible, then his reward ( sevap ) will increase even more. The expressions "at the second hour, at the third hour", which are used to explain this in the hadith, do not mean an ordinary hour, but small periods of time that separate the arrival of different groups of people in the mosque before the imam appears in the minbar. Thus, by encouraging people to one of the most important worship ( ibadet ), accuracy is also ensured.

Preparing for Friday prayer, you first need to complete ablution ( gusul ). The Messenger of Allah ( sallallahu alayhi ve sellam ) said:

“Whoever performs (little) ablution on Friday will do a wonderful deed; whoever takes complete ablution is superior to (the first). " (Abu Daud, Taharat, 128/354; Tirmidhi, Jum'a 5/497). In order not to hurt the feelings of believers, even before Friday prayer, you should brush your teeth, put your nails, hair and beard in order, then put on clean clothes and use incense. (Bukhari, Jum'a, 6, 9; Abu Daud, Taharat, 128/353).

Mosques should also be cleaned up, filled with incense, if possible, suras al-Sajda and al-Insan should be read in the morning prayer, in the Friday prayer, sura al-Jumu'a and al-Munafikun or al-A'la and al-Gashiya, during the day - Sura al-Kahf, perform a lot of du'a, recite remembrance (dhikr) and blessings ( selyatu ve selyam ) to the Messenger of Allah. Our Prophet ( sallallahu alayhi ve sellam ) said:

"Friday is the best day of your days ... Therefore, on this day offer me many blessings (settleu ve selam), for your blessings will be delivered to me." (Abu Dawood, Salat, 201/1047).

A Muslim preparing for Friday prayer should, if possible, not go to the mosque by transport, but come on foot. Because it befits more humility and reverence. On the way to the mosque and upon arrival there, a person should not cause inconvenience to people, causing disturbance to others, try to get into the first row. If a sermon is preached or the Qur'an is recited before the start of prayer, he must listen in silence, if not, then engage in such additional ( nafile ) worship as remembrance ( dhikr ) and meditation ( tafakkur) . During the sermon ( khutba ), one should, leaving all business, listen attentively in silence to the imam. If wants to learn then click on How to learn Quran.