praise

According to a tradition once the people heard the pebbles in the Holy Prophet’s hand praising Allah. They could understand the praise of the pebbles, but the praise was such that the human ears were quite unfamiliar with. It was in the pebble’s own language, not in any human language. – Imam Khomeini

May Allah make this Eid safe and bring Muslims together in peace.

 

Ramadan

The Prophet, peace be upon him and his Family, said: “Every year, when the month of Ramadhan enters, the Garden arrays itself ornately and beautifies itself.

So when the first night of that month falls, a gentle wind blows from under the Throne, called al-Mutheerah; and the leaves of the heavenly trees flap and the door shutters clank, to produce a melodious tune, the like of which the hearers have never heard.”

(as narrated in Al-Amali ch. 27, h. 3)

an animal

The Prophet (peace and blessings on him and his family) said, “Mount the sound animal and look after them properly and do not treat them as chairs for your conversations in the streets and the markets, for many riding animals are better than their rider and are more remembering of Allah – Blessed and Most High” (scale of wisdom , h. #1800)

the night prayer

When a servant withdraws to be alone with his Master in the middle of the dark night and intimately converses with Him, Allah places divine light into his heart…then He, Exalted be His Splendor, says to His angels, ‘O My angels, look at My servant how he seeks solitude to be with Me in the middle of the dark night while the worthless ones remain heedless and the negligent ones sleep. Witness that I have forgiven him.’ (The Prophet, peace and blessings on him and his family, scale of wisdom, h.# 3654)

heaven

The Prophet (peace and blessings on him and his Family) said, “The poor will be the kings of the people of Heaven. All people long for Heaven, whereas Heaven itself longs for the poor.” (scale of wisdom h. 5090)

Ramadan

The Prophet, peace be upon him and his Family, said: “Every year, when the month of Ramadhan enters, the Garden arrays itself ornately and beautifies itself.

So when the first night of that month falls, a gentle wind blows from under the Throne, called al-Mutheerah; and the leaves of the heavenly trees flap and the door shutters clank, to produce a melodious tune, the like of which the hearers have never heard.”

(as narrated in Al-Amali ch. 27, h. 3)