A MUST COURSE For Every Muslim - Learn Basics Of Islam Quran

Learn the three compulsory acts of ghusl: gargle the mouth, rinse the nostrils, and wash the entire body, including between the fingers and all private parts, ensuring no dry spots.

The lecture explains the eight breakers of wudhu, including discharging gases, urination or defecation, full-mouth vomiting, sleeping while resting, fainting, going insane, and laughing during prayer.

Masjid means mosque, a place for worshipping Allah where salah is performed five times a day, keeping clean, quiet, and avoiding worldly talk, pleasing Allah and protecting from sins.

this lecture explains the azan call for prayer, focusing on repeating specific arabic phrases, two-word cues, and the phrases that signal the prayer is ready.

Learn how Muslims perform salah, the five daily prayers, by standing before Allah, reciting words, bowing, and prostrating after ablution, in a mosque or at home.

Explore the five daily obligatory prayers (salah) performed five times a day, daily, as an essential lifelong practice. The lecture explains the recurrence and daily timing without naming the prayers.

Learn the seven compulsory conditions for salah, including cleanliness, proper dress, covering the private parts, a clean prayer space, correct timing, facing Mecca, and sincere intention.

Explore the proper recitations in salah, including takbeer, thana, tawaudh, and tasmiya, with guidance on when to raise hands and the phrases to recite, following the sunnah.

Learn the correct recitation in salat by practicing qiraat of Surah Fatiha, Surah Kausar, and Surah Ikhlas.

Learn the ruk'uu recitation in salah: bow with bent knees and hands, then say 'glory to my lord the great' and 'our lord, praise be to you'.

Learn the prostration in salaa h, placing the forehead and nose on the ground with hands on the mat while reciting Subhana Rabbiyal A'la to glorify your lord, Most High.

Master the tashahhud recitation in salah by practicing the required words across rak’ahs, including the shahada and affirmations that Muhammad is Allah's messenger, with proper standing and sitting.

Learn how to recite durood shareef during salaah, and understand the blessing formula: Allah bless Muhammad and the family of Muhammad as you blessed Ibrahim and his family.

Learn the dua recitation after durood sharif in salah and seek forgiveness and mercy from Allah as you conclude your prayer.

End salat by standing after two rakats, reciting the shahada and durud sharif, turning the head to the right and then to the left, and finally saying salaam.

After completing salah, learn supplications you can recite to ask Allah, including prayers taught by the Prophet, and affirm Allah as master of peace and glory.

Learn the method of salah: prepare, make niyyah, stand facing the Qibla, recite al-Fatah and a short surah, perform ruku and sajda, then tashahhud and salam.

Learn the dua qunoot for isha prayer, the supplication that praises God, seeks help and blessings, and expresses worship and gratitude.

The lecture explains two types of fard: individual obligation and fard kifaya. It uses five prayers and funeral prayers as examples, highlighting group responsibility and consequences if none act.

Explore the two types of sunnah in islamic law, distinguishing consistently performed acts from those occasionally left without an excuse, noting that abandoning sunnah is sinful and observance brings reward.

The noble companions, or sahaba, saw the Prophet and believed, and died as believers. Among them, the four caliphs Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali hold the highest rank.

Explore muajjiz as miracles—extraordinary acts by prophets through Allah's will that prove prophethood, with Moses' Nile crossing, reviving the dead, and Muhammad's moon splitting as examples.

Identify a wali as a devout Muslim who loves Allah and the Prophet, follows the Sharia, and devotes time to worship while abstaining from sins.