Go by the dates of your community. The world of the unseen doesn’t operate limited to our time/space reality.
Still, regardless of your time zone, do extra worship on all ten nights. https://t.co/1mXyrkl4Lh— Dr. Yasir Qadhi (@YasirQadhi) May 2, 2021
This video of Dr. Yasir Qadhi,
Recorded during Ramadan 2014 inside Memphis Islamic Center,
Explains how best to spend one’s time during Laylatul Qadr . . .
- Why Laylatul Qadr is called so and what are its merits?
- What kind of worship we need to observe during the Night of Qadr?
- Which night is most likely to be Night of Qadr?
- And why should we care, in the first place, about this night?
Dr. Yasir Qadhi mentions 4 meanings of the word Qadr and Night of Qadr:
- Qadr means importance, dignity and honour.
Laylatul Qadr is called so because it is a very important and dignified night. - The second meaning is close to the first but it is related to believers who worship Allah on this night;
they are dignified and honoured people. - Qadr also means constriction;
Laylatul Qadr is called so because a huge number of Angels come down in this night to Earth.
It will be congested with honourable angels. - Qadr means predestination;
on this night Allah decides and decrees what will happen in the next year.
Tonight it begins – the most blessed nights of the year. No matter how the first part of Ramadan went, now is the time to give it our utmost. Sacrifice as much as you can for worship in upcoming nights – for it's not a sacrifice, but the greatest investment you can possibly make.
— Dr. Yasir Qadhi (@YasirQadhi) May 2, 2021
Pray whatever amount of salat you can. And make Du’a, read Quran, give charity…any good deed.
But the two main deeds are salat and du’a. https://t.co/8Lx7JlNol9
— Dr. Yasir Qadhi (@YasirQadhi) May 3, 2021
