Marhaba Marhaba Mah-e-Ramzan Naat with Lyrics - Ramadan Special Naat - Jalabeeb Qadri

Marhaba Marhaba Mah-e-Ramzan Naat with Lyrics - Ramadan Special Naat - Jalabeeb Qadri

"Marhaba Marhaba Mah-e-Ramzan" is a naat that celebrates the arrival of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, reflection, and prayer in Islam. This naat, performed by Jalabeeb Qadri, is a Ramadan special that encapsulates the joy, spiritual depth, and reverence associated with this sacred month.

Marhaba Marhaba Mah-e-Ramzan

Marhaba Marhaba Mah-e-Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ik Dhoom Si Jahan Me Jaise Machi Hui Hai

Har Qalb Me Khuda Ki Ulfat Rachi Hui Hai

Aabad Hai Tere Dam Se Masjidoñ Ki Rounaq

Dharti Gunah Se Ab Jaise Bachi Hui Hai

Paakar Tujhe Ye Goshe Dil Ke Mahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Teri Aamad Se Sab Chahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ahlan Wa Sahlan Mahe Ramzan

Ahlan Wa Sahlan Mahe Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Aao Sabhi Adawat Ka Ikhtitaam Kar Den

Paigham Ham Mohabbat Ka Aao Aam Kar Den

Ikhlas Aur Mehnat Se Khoob Kaam Kar Den

Ham Deeñ Ka Yuñ Jag Me Uncha Maqam Kar Den

Ramzan Ki Ibadat Se Sab Chamak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Teri Aamad Se Sab Chahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Marhaba Ramzan

Marhaba Ramzan

Marhaba Ramzan

Marhaba Ramzan

Ghaflat Ki Neend Se Ye Sab Ko Jagane Aaya

Raah-e-Nijaat Sabko He Yeh Dikhane Aaya

Qur’aan Ki Tilawat Se Qalb Hai Munawwar

Bande Ka Rab Se Rishta Mazboot Karne Aaya

Ramzan Ki Ata Se Chehre Damak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Teri Aamad Se Sab Chahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ab Aasmañ Se Dharti Tak Roushni Hai Faili

Aamad Pe Har Musalmañ Dekho Ke Shadmañ Hai

Chahat Ke Deep Ab To Har Ja Dahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Teri Aamad Se Sab Chahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Marhaba Ramzan

Marhaba Ramzañ

Ramzan Me Ae Mola Tu Apne Ghar Bulana

Soya Hua Muqaddar Mera Bhi Ab Jagana

Baichaini Dil Ki Mujhko Har Pal Sata Rahi Hai

Mola Sahar Ko Aaqa Ka Dar Bhi Tu Dikhana

Ramzan Teri Barkat Se Sab Chamak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Teri Aamad Se Sab Chahak Uthe Hain

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ramzan Ramzan Ramzan Marhaba

Ahlan Wa Sahlan Mah e Ramzañ

Ahlan Wa Sahlan Mah e Ramzañ

Recited by: Jalabeeb Qadri

Lyrics: Sughra Yameen Sehar

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Allah Ki Rahmat Ko Samete - Ramadan Special Naat with Lyrics

 "Allah Ki Rahmat Ko Samete" is more than just a naat; it is a spiritual journey that encapsulates the essence of Ramzan. Through its verses, it invites believers to embrace the mercy of Allah, find solace in the Quran, and celebrate the blessings of Ramzan. As we listen to or recite this naat, let us remind ourselves of the opportunity Ramzan presents for spiritual growth, self-discipline, and reconnection with our Creator. In the end, it is a call to recognize and cherish the divine mercy that envelops us, not just in Ramzan but throughout our lives.

Allah Ki Rahmat Ko Samete

Saath Liye Quraan

Aaya Hai Ramza

Ramzan Ramzan Hai Sabka Ramzan

Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah, Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah

Sarey Gunahon Se Ye Bachaaye

Aata Hai Jab Bhi Ramzan

Be-Saakhta Dil Sajde Me Jaye

Aata Hai Jab Bhi Ramzan

Hamd-O-Sana Aur Naat Manaqib

Aur Badhaye Shan

Aaya Hai Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Hai Sabka Ramzan

Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah, Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah

Kya Main Bataun Ye Ramzan Hai

Rab Ki Ata Ka Shahkaar

Pabandiyon Me Bhi Nematein Hain

Yaani Ki Sahr-O-Iftaar

Chhote Bade Sab Ek Jagah Hain

Bichh Gaya Dastarkhan

Aaya Hai Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Hai Sabka Ramzan

Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah, Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah

Apne Paraye Ya Ham-Saaye

Jiska Jo Haq Hai De Do

Khalk E Khuda Par Tum Raham Khaao

Phir Us Se Raham Mango

Sach Puchho To Hamko Banaye

Ek Achha Insaan

Aaya Hai Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Hai Sabka Ramzan

Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah, Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah

Allah.... Aaaa

Ae Khuda Ae Khuda Main Pareshan Hun

Apne Aamal Pe Main Pashe Maan Hun

Ye Nidamat Ke Aansu Bichhaaye Huye

Tere Darbar Me Sar Jhukaye Huye

Jaanta Hun Main Kitna Gunahgar Hun

Teri Rahmat Ka Phir Bhi Talab Gaar Hun

Tere Bandon Se Maine Mohabbat Na Ki

Jaisi Tu Chahta Tha Ibadat Na Ki

Bakhsh De Har Khata Bas Ye Armaan Hai

Main Hun Jaisa Bhi Tu To Rahman Hai

Chhor Ke Duniya Rab Ko Mana Lo

Mazhar Aur Farhan

Aaya Hai Ramzan

Ramzan Ramzan Hai Sabka Ramzan

Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah, Allah Allah Allah Hu Allah

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Mumbai Region Ramadan Sehri Iftari Timings for 2024

 

Mumbai Ramadan Time Table 2024:  Mumbai Region Ramadan Sehri Iftari Timings for 2024

Ramadan Mubarak! The holy month of Ramazan will start from March 12, 2024. Here is the timing for Sehri and Iftari for Mumbai Region. Also here is the Sehri Niyat and Dua and Iftar Niyat and Dua for keeping and breaking the fast. Please note that the date may chnage as per the Lunar calendar, Muslims follow. Please consult your local masjid if any changes in the date and time.

Iftar / Iftari Niyat / Dua

اللَّهُمَّ إِنِّي لَكَ صُمْتُ وَبِكَ آمَنْتُ وَعَلَيْكَ تَوَكَّلْتُ وَعَلَى رِزْقِكَ أَفْطَرْتُ فَتَقَبَّلْ مِنِّي

"Allahumma inni laka sumtu wa bika aamantu wa 'alayka tawakkaltu wa 'ala rizq-ika aftarthu fathakabl minni"

Sehri Niyat/ Dua

اللَّهُمَّ اِنِّى لَكَ صُمْتُ وَبِكَ امنْتُ [وَعَلَيْكَ تَوَكَّلْتُ] وَعَلَى رِزْقِكَ اَفْطَرْتُ

"Navaitu an asuma gadala lilaahi ta aalla min fardi ramadan"

Mumbai Region Ramadan Sehri Iftari Timings for 2024

	Day	Date	Sehar	Iftar
1	Tuesday	12 March 2024	5:26 AM	6:50 AM
2	Wednesday	13 March 2024	5:25 AM	6:50 AM
3	Thursday	14 March 2024	5:24 AM	6:50 AM
4	Friday	15 March 2024	5:24 AM	6:50 AM
5	Saturday	16 March 2024	5:23 AM	6:51 AM
6	Sunday	17 March 2024	5:22 AM	6:51 AM
7	Monday	18 March 2024	5:21 AM	6:51 AM
8	Tuesday	19 March 2024	5:20 AM	6:51 AM
9	Wednesday	20 March 2024	5:19 AM	6:52 AM
10	Thursday	21 March 2024	5:19 AM	6:52 AM
11	Friday	22 March 2024	5:18 AM	6:52 AM
12	Saturday	23 March 2024	5:18 AM	6:52 AM
13	Sunday	24 March 2024	5:17 AM	6:53 AM
14	Monday	25 March 2024	5:16 AM	6:53 AM
15	Tuesday	26 March 2024	5:15 AM	6:53 AM
16	Wednesday	27 March 2024	5:14 AM	6:54 AM
17	Thursday	28 March 2024	5:13 AM	6:54 AM
18	Friday	29 March 2024	5:12 AM	6:54 AM
19	Saturday	30 March 2024	5:11 AM	6:55 AM
20	Sunday	31 March 2024	5:10 AM	6:55 AM
21	Monday	01 April 2024	5:09 AM	6:55 AM
22	Tuesday	02 April 2024	5:08 AM	6:55 AM
23	Wednesday	03 April 2024	5:07 AM	6:55 AM
24	Thursday	04 April 2024	5:06 AM	6:56 AM
25	Friday	05 April 2024	5:05 AM	6:56 AM
26	Saturday	06 April 2024	5:04 AM	6:56 AM
27	Sunday	07 April 2024	5:03 AM	6:56 AM
28	Monday	08 April 2024	5:02 AM	6:56 AM
29	Tuesday	09 April 2024	5:01 AM	6:57 AM
30	Wednesday	10 April 2024	5:00 AM	6:57 AM

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Consequences of a Muslim Identifying as a Non-Muslim in Jest or Otherwise

Question: What if a Muslim said jokingly or knowingly that I'm a Hindu, Yahudi, Christian etc or a Kaafir/non Muslim? Kisi Musalman ka mazaq me ya kisi tarah khud ko Hindu, Yahudi, Eisayi waghaira ya kaafir kehna? किसी मुस्लमान का मज़ाक़ में या किसी तरह ख़ुद को हिंदू, यहूदी, ईसाई वग़ैरह या काफ़िर कहना?

Answer by Mufti Muhammad Shahid Barkati

Understanding the Consequences of a Muslim Identifying as a Non-Muslim in Jest or Otherwise

In the realm of Islamic teachings, words hold profound significance, especially when they pertain to one's faith. A question arises: What are the implications for a Muslim who, jokingly or under any circumstance, claims to be a Hindu, Christian, Jew, or a non-Muslim (Kaafir)? This issue is not just a matter of casual conversation but one that holds considerable weight in Islamic jurisprudence.

The Gravity of the Matter:

It's crucial to understand that in Islam, the declaration of faith (Shahada) is the cornerstone of a Muslim's identity. When a Muslim, in full awareness and sound state of mind, declares themselves as a non-Muslim, it is a matter of serious concern. Whether said in jest, anger, or any other emotion, the implications are severe.

Reaffirming Faith and Repentance:

For an individual who has fallen into this situation, the path to return involves sincere repentance (Tawba) and the redeclaration of the Shahada to re-enter the fold of Islam. If married, they must also renew their marriage contract, as apostasy affects the validity of the marital bond in Islam.

Islamic Jurisprudence on the Issue:

Referencing key Islamic books such as "KITAB AL BAHRUR RAIQ" Volume Number 5, Safa Number 133 and "Fatawa Alamgiri"  Volume 2 Safa 279, the rulings from prominent Islamic scholars, the gravity of this act is evident. In "KITAB AL BAHRUR RAIQ", it is mentioned that a person declaring themselves as non-Muslim, even in jest, is considered to have left the fold of Islam. This act, known as apostasy, requires the individual to reaffirm their faith in Islam. (For more details, Refer the below Video by Mufti Muhammad Shahid Barkati)

The issue of a Muslim identifying as a non-Muslim, whether in jest or seriousness, is not to be taken lightly. It's a matter that directly impacts one's faith and standing in the Islamic community. This blog post aims to enlighten and remind Muslims of the weight of their words and the importance of maintaining their identity in faith, even in casual or emotional moments.

For those seeking further guidance or have questions about this topic, consulting knowledgeable Islamic scholars or reaching out to reliable Islamic jurisprudence resources is highly recommended.

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Jumma ki Namaz ki Rakat kitni hoti Hai | Sunnat Rakats in Jumma Prayer

 How many Sunnat rakats should be performed in Jumu'ah prayers? Jumma ki Namaz ki Rakat kitni hoti Hai? Understanding Sunnat Rakats in Jumu'ah Prayers: A Comprehensive Islamic Perspective

As-salamu alaykum to all readers seeking deeper understanding of our cherished rituals in Islam. Today, we delve into an important aspect of Jumu'ah prayers - the Sunnat rakats. A question often arises in the minds of many devout Muslims: How many Sunnat rakats should be performed in Jumu'ah prayers? Jumma ki Namaz ki Rakat kitni hoti Hai? This blog post aims to shed light on this topic, drawing from scholarly sources and interpretations within Islamic jurisprudence.

The Significance of Jumu'ah

Jumu'ah, the Friday prayer, holds a special place in the heart of Islamic worship. It's not just a prayer; it's a weekly spiritual assembly for Muslims, fostering community bonds and reinforcing their faith. The Khutbah (sermon) preceding the prayer is a time for spiritual guidance, while the prayer itself is a moment of collective worship and reflection.

The Number of Sunnat Rakats in Jumu'ah

In the structure of Jumu'ah prayers, Sunnat rakats play a crucial role. The total number of rakats in the Jumu'ah prayer is 14. This includes the obligatory Fard rakats and the Sunnat rakats. The Sunnat rakats are divided into those performed before and after the Fard prayer, reflecting their significance in the Islamic tradition.

Detailed Breakdown of the Rakats

A breakdown of the 14 rakats reveals a structured approach to Jumu'ah prayers:

- Four Sunnat rakats before the Fard prayer

- Two Fard rakats (the obligatory Jumu'ah prayer)

- Four Sunnat rakats after the Fard prayer

- Additional two Sunnat rakats before the four pre-Fard Sunnat rakats

- Two Nafil rakats (optional but recommended) 

This structure underscores the importance of Sunnat rakats in complementing the obligatory aspects of the prayer.

Insights from Fatawa Razwiya

Imam-e-Ahle Sunnat Ala Hazrat Shah Ahmad Raza Khan, in his authoritative text "Fatawa Razwiya", highlights the significance of these Sunnat rakats. His interpretations, rooted in the Hanafi school of thought, emphasize the importance of performing these Sunnat rakats, especially those after the Jumu'ah Fard prayer.

The Significance of Adhering to Sunnat Rakats

Adhering to the Sunnat rakats is not merely a ritualistic practice but a reflection of a devout Muslim's commitment to following the Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) teachings. These Sunnat rakats represent an opportunity to deepen one's spiritual connection and seek additional blessings.

The Importance of Sunnat Rakats

The Sunnat rakats in Jumu'ah prayers hold immense spiritual value. They are seen as a way to emulate the Prophet's practice and to seek closeness to Allah. Neglecting these rakats without a valid reason is viewed as a deviation from the Prophet's teachings.

Prophetic Teachings on Sunnat Rakats with Hadith Reference

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, "Whoever omits my Sunnah is not from me." (Sahih Bukhari and Muslim). This Hadith underlines the importance of adhering to the Sunnah, including the Sunnat rakats in Jumu'ah prayers. It serves as a stark reminder of the significance of these practices in the Islamic faith.

The teachings of Islam underscore the importance of not just the obligatory aspects of worship but also the Sunnat practices. The Sunnat rakats in Jumu'ah prayers are not just ritualistic acts; they are deeply rooted in the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and carry significant spiritual value. Adhering to these practices is a reflection of our commitment to the teachings of Islam and a path to spiritual enrichment.

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