Stay Connected

A Pocket Guide of Prayers for Muslims

Häftad, Engelska, 2024

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Our existence in this world is like that of a tree. The trunk is the main body that symbolizes our connection with our Creator, and the scattered branches are the life issues that revolve around us. If the trunk suffers from an imbalance, the entire tree feels the effect. The same goes for our connection with Allah. If not careful, one may easily fall into the trap of ghaflah (heedlessness) and lose the important attribute of taqwā, the consciousness of Allah. The best way to improve our connection is by adopting the supplications of the Prophet (PBUH) in our daily tasks. Stay Connected: A Pocket Guide of Prayers for Muslims is a short guidebook for working Muslims on how to reroute the compass of their heart towards Allah on a busy day. May it motivate the reader to take a step towards improving their connection with Allah and gain His pleasure.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2024-09-10
Mått89 x 119 x 11 mm
Vikt58 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor100
FörlagKube Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781847742322

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Abeer Arain, M.D., M.P.H.,is a physician, writer, and avid gardener. Originally from Pakistan and raisedin Saudi Arabia, she currently resides in the United States. Abeer writes aboutnature and Islam, self-care, and anything that could become a source of SadaqaJariyah (everlasting charity) for her. When she’s not practicing medicine orworking on her next book, she enjoys spending time in her garden, exploringwaterfalls, and visiting local bookstores.

Introduction Chapter 1: Waking Up in the Morning -Du[a’ upon waking -Entering the bathroom and performing wudu’ -Praying Tahajjud-After Fajr dhikr and Qur’anChapter 2: Having a Meal -Following the Sunnah when having a meal Chapter 3: Going to Work -Choosing an outfit -Reciting the dhikr whilst driving or walking to work Chapter 4: At the Workplace -Interaction with co-workers and greeting people -Avoiding gossip -Remembering Allah during work hours -Dealing with stress at work -When the work schedule is busyChapter 5: Arriving Home -Entering the home -Interacting with family-Dhikr of Allah at home -The evening meal Chapter 6: Ending the Day -Retiring at night -Going to bed Chapter 7: Other Events -Shopping in the era of consumerism -Doctor’s appointment -Gatherings with family and friends Chapter 8: Staying Connected to Allah as a Homemaker Author’s note