The Sunan of Dreams

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The Sunan of Dreams

In the two sahihs Abu Qatadaht narrated, “The Prophet r told us that it may be a vision from Allah, a dream from Satan, or nonsense.” 

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The Sunan of Dreams

The Sunan of Dreams

In the two sahihs Abu Qatadaht narrated, “The Prophet r told us that it may be a vision from Allah, a dream from Satan, or nonsense.” 
Siwāk (Tooth-stick)

Siwāk (Tooth-stick)

As-Siwak is from the Sunnah that may be done at anytime. The Prophet r urged us to use it many a time. Anas t said that the Prophet r said: “I overburdened you with regards to as-Siwak.”4 
Asr Time

Asr Time

We have already discussed the Sunnan of ‘Asr prayer in great detail, thus it can be concluded that there is nothing to be performed before the ‘Asr prayer. 
Sitting between the two Prostrations

Sitting between the two Prostrations

It is Sunnah to position the left leg to sit on it and erect the right one. This is supported by a sahih (trusted) hadith of Abu Humaid as-Sa’idi which states, “When he (the Prophet r) sits between the two prostrations, he sits on his left leg and erects the right one.
Waiting for the prayer

Waiting for the prayer

Waiting for the prayer has a great reward: Abu Hurairah t said that the Prophet r said, “Each of you is in the prayer as long as he is waiting for it and there is nothing but the prayer preventing him from going to his family.” 
Sitting between the two Prostrations

Sitting between the two Prostrations

It is Sunnah to position the left leg to sit on it and erect the right one. This is supported by a sahih (trusted) hadith of Abu Humaid as-Sa’idi which states, “When he (the Prophet r) sits between the two prostrations, he sits on his left leg and erects the right one. 

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