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Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Lukgaf(m): 5:19am On Dec 30, 2022
Our dear brother on this section, Abu Abdillah, @Rashduct4luv created a thread on this topic before and it is still relevant today. Muslims should take note of it!


Muslims just don't celebrate. We have a legal way of life in Islam.
The basic principle for a Muslim is to follow (the Sunnah) and not introduce innovations. Allah says (interpretation of the meaning):

“Say (O Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم to mankind): ‘If you (really) love Allaah, then follow me (i.e. accept Islamic Monotheism, follow the Qur’aan and the Sunnah), Allaah will love you and forgive you your sins. And Allaah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful.’

32. Say (O Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم): ‘Obey Allaah and the Messenger (Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم).” But if they turn away, then Allaah does not like the disbelievers’”

[Aal ‘Imraan 3:21, 32].

Ibn Katheer (may Allaah have mercy on him) said:

This verse states that everyone who claims to love Allah but is not following the path of Muhammad (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) is lying in his claim unless he follows the path or religion of Prophet Muhammad (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) in all his words and deeds, as it is proven in al-Saheeh that the Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) said: “Whoever introduces an action that is not part of this matter of ours will have it rejected.”

Tafseer Ibn Katheer, 2/32

Celebration and supplication is part of worship in Islam. Muslims should find out the days and times when supplications are answered according to the ways of the Prophet (salallahu alayhi wasalam) instead of basing our hope on the crossover of a day to another day which has no proven specialty attached. Beware of charlatan clerics putting up posters for special new year transition Tahajjud prayers! Ask them where the Prophet (salallahu alayhi wasalam) whom we follow with regards to acts of worship did such prayers!

Some Muslims do not even know the Islamic calendar not to talk of the date! It shouldn't be only the 9th month of Islam (called Ramadan) that we have to focus on.

We urge all Muslims to avoid innovations and imitations!

Say no to new year prayer/Tahajjud, celebration, greetings and food. We can take life decisions or change our life pattern anytime hence hinging such on the turn of a year has no specialty attached!

We urge all Muslims to train themselves and their families more on Aqeedah and may Allah Grant us understanding!

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by money121(m): 5:20am On Dec 30, 2022
Ok
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by AntiChristian: 8:07am On Dec 30, 2022
Just don't do it.

No cross over nonsense!
It's Bid'ah!

And all Bid'ah is misguidance!

All misguidance will lead to hell.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by superamoled: 9:23am On Dec 30, 2022
Good information

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Crownbackhome: 9:25am On Dec 30, 2022
It's Haram(Forbidden) in Islam.... It's not a way of prophet Muhammed (SAW)

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Saifullah01: 9:26am On Dec 30, 2022
I think it's about "sticking to basics" and avoiding innovation in religion. Overtime that's how previous religions from God were lost to cultural practices and idiosyncrasies of the dominant civilization of the time.

That is one unique feature of Islam, The Quran an sunna are sacrosanct, and no matter how over time teachings of Islam are mixed with culture, there always come a generational renaissance that can tap into the most earliest sources of Islam (Quran and SunnaH) and return to the basics.

If you look carefully we are in the middle of a global renaissance.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by OLULAW: 9:35am On Dec 30, 2022
Up to you.
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Lukuluku69(m): 9:38am On Dec 30, 2022
Please just don't do it.

This nonsense is gaining grounds amongst some Muslims notably amongst the womenfolks.

White clothes, Tasbee and Mat they will head to the National Stadium for this Nonsense.

There is this Hisbullah guy at Ebute Meta Lagos promoting this with catchy posters here and there.

Men keep your women and kids at home please.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by mariovito(m): 9:43am On Dec 30, 2022
Will "global renaissance" be synonymous with jihad?


Saifullah01:
I think it's about "sticking to basics" and avoiding innovation in religion. Overtime that's how previous religions from God were lost to cultural practices and idiosyncrasies of the dominant civilization of the time.

That is one unique feature of Islam, The Quran an sunna are sacrosanct, and no matter how over time teachings of Islam are mixed with culture, there always come a generational renaissance that can tap into the most earliest sources of Islam (Quran and SunnaH) and return to the basics.

If you look carefully we are in the middle of a global renaissance.
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by youngsahito(m): 9:46am On Dec 30, 2022
Can't we just do the prayer alone with our family without taging it for cross over prayer. It would be prayer for guidance into a new month.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Saifullah01: 9:58am On Dec 30, 2022
mariovito:
Will "global renaissance" be synonymous with jihad?


Far from it (I.e your understanding of Jihad or the propaganda the media loves to amplify) these are false ideologies on the fringes of Islam which islamophobes love to paint Islam with. Even though these extremists have nothing on Islam apart from thier verbal profession of islam for the cameras.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by drlateef: 10:44am On Dec 30, 2022
AntiChristian:
Just don't do it.

No cross over nonsense!
It's Bid'ah!

And all Bid'ah is misguidance!

All misguidance will lead to hell.





You can only do it if you have been doing tahajud on regular basis and that day is not odd for you.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Emola12(m): 10:53am On Dec 30, 2022
Buh I think we are serving the same GOD now Abi Muslim get another God? because I don't understand

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Sirseedorf(m): 11:00am On Dec 30, 2022
Salam alaikum muslumi and muslimah.

I need your help and advice.

Ever since I lost my job, its been challenging for me to pray, in fact I lost interest in prayer. I feel like there's a venom of failure to submission in me, I feel like praying is useless, while I was working especially morning and afternoon shift I usually woke up around 2am for tahajjud, but everything changed the day I lost my job, I feel weak, lazy and fruitless to pray.

Please what should/can I do have to trust and believe in prayer like before.

Jumah Mubarak.....
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Lukuluku69(m): 11:00am On Dec 30, 2022
youngsahito:
Can't we just do the prayer alone with our family without taging it for cross over prayer. It would be prayer for guidance into a new month.

In Islam, every day is the Lord's day. Every hour every minutes you spend worshipping your Guardian Lord will be rewarded but setting aside a particular date or Date which have no basis according to the Quran and the Practice of our Beloved Prophet (peace be upon him) and the practices of those who are with him (Companions) is a No-no!

Don't do it. Beside you have a Device and Data, use it to Google Janus, use to check the impositions of the Calends, the changes made thru history.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Lukgaf(m): 11:13am On Dec 30, 2022
Sirseedorf:
Salam alaikum muslumi and muslimah.

I need your help and advice.

Ever since I lost my job, its been challenging for me to pray, in fact I lost interest in prayer. I feel like there's a venom of failure to submission in me, I feel like praying is useless, while I was working especially morning and afternoon shift I usually woke up around 2am for tahajjud, but everything changed the day I lost my job, I feel weak, lazy and fruitless to pray.

Please what should/can I do have to trust and believe in prayer like before.

Jumah Mubarak.....



Wa alekum salam waramotulah wabarakatuh. Keep praying! You will overcome this

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Sirseedorf(m): 11:21am On Dec 30, 2022
Thanks very much



@Lukgaf
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by hizeetech: 11:46am On Dec 30, 2022
One thing we need to understand is the fact that, Muslims should pray without season. Are we now to suspend whatever special prayers we have been doing because it's new year? I might decide today as my new year, nothing bad. We need not be an extremist, Islam is accommodating and flexible.
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by motayoayinde: 12:40pm On Dec 30, 2022
Sirseedorf:
Salam alaikum muslumi and muslimah.

I need your help and advice.

Ever since I lost my job, its been challenging for me to pray, in fact I lost interest in prayer. I feel like there's a venom of failure to submission in me, I feel like praying is useless, while I was working especially morning and afternoon shift I usually woke up around 2am for tahajjud, but everything changed the day I lost my job, I feel weak, lazy and fruitless to pray.

Please what should/can I do have to trust and believe in prayer like before.

Jumah Mubarak.....



THIS TRYING TIME IS WHEN YOU NEED TAHAJJUD THE MOST.

ALLAH WANTS TO SEE IF YOUR WORSHIP IS ONLY DONE WHEN THINGS ARE ROSY FOR YOU.

A FAITHFUL MUSLIM WORSHIPS ALLAH IN TIMES OF EASE AND HARDSHIP.

EVERY MUSLIM ON EARTH WILL GO THROUGH WHAT YOU'RE GOING THROUGH AT THE MOMENT (in different ways).

EVERYONE WILL BE TESTED.
THIS IS YOUR TEST.
STICK WITH YOUR LORD, DEPEND ON HIM COMPLETELY, WORSHIP HIM AND WATCH THINGS TURN AROUND FOR YOU.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Lukuluku69(m): 1:17pm On Dec 30, 2022
hizeetech:
One thing we need to understand is the fact that, Muslims should pray without season. Are we now to suspend whatever special prayers we have been doing because it's new year? I might decide today as my new year, nothing bad. We need not be an extremist, Islam is accommodating and flexible.

If Qiyam lail ( Tahajud) has been your regular thing, you won't even ask this question of yours.

What the Op is saying and what is the correct opinion is that you don't set aside 31st December/January 1st as a Special Tahajud Night or Day. You can have your regular Tahajud but not because it is the Last Day of the Year or the First Day of the year.

Islam is accommodating and flexible withing the Laws it stipulates not when you bring what is alien to it. Examples abounds. Like offer Solat while sitting or even lying down as situation permits, Don't Fast when you are traveling, combine prayers when Travelling etc but not what you assume in this instance.

May Allah direct affairs.

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Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by ANTIlSLAMA: 1:22pm On Dec 30, 2022
Look at them grin

Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Hamzashaf99(f): 3:02pm On Dec 30, 2022
Lukgaf, what about those who set new year goals and resolutions?
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Clodmiran: 1:09pm On Apr 09, 2023
I think it's beautiful for Muslims to perform the Tahaajud prayer on the last day of the year. There are no specific restrictions that I'm aware of. However, staying mindful and focused during the prayer is always good. You can make it unique by reciting the Quran and making a sincere dua. But if you really wanna do it, you gotta stay focused on your Soujoud prostration quran recitation and distraction. It's a great way to end the year on a spiritual note and seek forgiveness and blessings from Allah. So, perform Tahaajud if you feel like it, and may Allah accept all our prayers and good deeds. Take care!
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Merinada: 11:15am On Apr 17, 2023
Nice information.
Re: Can Muslim Perform A Special Prayer/tahaajud On The Last Day Of The Year ? by Merinada: 11:21am On Apr 17, 2023
Amin

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