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21 - Salah Ad-Duha "Whoever says, 'Glory be to Allah and - Dhikr after every Salah with His praise' (Subhana'llah wa bi- hamdihi) one hundred times in a day will - Daily Quran reading have his wrong actions taken away from - Daily Sadaqh him, even if they are as abundant as the - Pray Tahjjud every night. foam on the sea." 22 - Salah Ad-Duha "The uttering of the words: "Subhan-Allah (Allah is free from imperfection), Al-hamdu - Dhikr after every Salah lillah (all praise is due to Allah), La ilaha illallah - Daily Quran reading (there is no true god except Allah) and Allahu - Daily Sadaqh Akbar (Allah is the Greatest)' is dearer to me than anything over which the sun rises." - Pray Tahjjud every night. 23 - Salah Ad-Duha "Allah will be pleased with His slave - Dhikr after every Salah who praises Him (i.e., says Al-hamdu - Daily Quran reading lillah) when he eats and praises Him - Daily Sadaqh when he drinks". - Pray Tahjjud every night. 24 - Salah Ad-Duha "He who performs the Wudu' - Dhikr after every Salah perfectly (i.e., according to Sunnah), - Daily Quran reading his sins will depart from his body, - Daily Sadaqh even from under his nails." - Pray Tahjjud every night. 25 - Salah Ad-Duha “When one of you eats he should eat - Dhikr after every Salah with his right hand, and when he - Daily Quran reading drinks he should drink with his right - Daily Sadaqh hand, for the devil eats and drinks - Pray Tahjjud every night. with his left hand.” 26 - Salah Ad-Duha He who forgets the prayer should - Dhikr after every Salah say it when he remembers it, there - Daily Quran reading is no explanation for it, except this. - Daily Sadaqh Qatada said: (Allah says)" And - Pray Tahjjud every night. observe prayer for remembrance of Me" 27 - Salah Ad-Duha "A house will be built in Jannah for - Dhikr after every Salah every Muslim who offers twelve - Daily Quran reading Rak'ah of optional Salat other than - Daily Sadaqh the obligatory Salat in a day and a - Pray Tahjjud every night. night (to seek the Pleasure of Allah)." 28 - Salah Ad-Duha "The two Rak'ah before the dawn - Dhikr after every Salah (Fajr) prayer are better than this - Daily Quran reading world and all it contains." - Daily Sadaqh - Pray Tahjjud every night. 29 - Salah Ad-Duha "When a man dies, his deeds come - Dhikr after every Salah to an end, except for three: A - Daily Quran reading continuous charity, knowledge by - Daily Sadaqh which people derive benefit, pious - Pray Tahjjud every night. son who prays for him." 30 "The biggest of the great sins are: To join - Salah Ad-Duha others in worship with Allah, to be - Dhikr after every Salah undutiful to one's parents, and to give a - Daily Quran reading false witness." He repeated it thrice, or - Daily Sadaqh said, "....a false statement," and kept on - Pray Tahjjud every night. repeating that warning till we wished he would stop saying it..

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