Attention-

All students should memorize this brief and beneficial definition of Islam.

May Allah grant you all success.

The teacher advised to be diligent in memorizing the Quran and encourage the students to read from the mushaf, but mentioned that using a reliable app. is permissible and advised with the app from the Quran Complex in Madinah.

He also emphasized the need for diligence in memorizing the authentic Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ and suggested starting with the 40 hadith of An-Nawwawi before moving on to other texts.

He warned against distractions and the loss of time and focus, advising to concentrate and be steadfast in memorizing the Quran.

Focusing on Knowledge Fundamentals and Review-

The teacher emphasized the importance of focusing on learning the fundamentals of knowledge before moving on to more advanced topics.

He stressed the need for a strong foundation and the importance of reviewing and applying the knowledge gained.

He also highlighted the significance of having a teacher or mentor to guide and direct the learning process.

He encouraged the attendees to seek knowledge diligently and to be patient and forbearing in their pursuit of knowledge.

The teacher also mentioned the importance of discussing issues with trusted individuals, whether teachers or peers, and the need to constantly review and apply the knowledge gained.

He concluded by mentioning the importance of reviewing and applying knowledge and being sincere.

And Allah knows best.

May Allah bless you and increase you in good.

Meaning the Thuhr and Asr time become one and one can combine the prayers in any part of this time suitable.

3- The time the Maghrib comes in until the time the Isha goes out. Meaning the Maghrib and Ishaa time become one and one can combine the prayers in any part of this time suitable.

Alhamdulillah.

The teacher also emphasized the importance of maintaining the Athkaar in the morning and the evening, and suggested that the best time for this is after the Fajr prayer until the rising of the sun, and after the Asr prayer until Maghrib time.

He encouraged diligence in making these Athkaar at these times, but acknowledged that if circumstances prevent this, it is still permissible to make them later.

Understanding the Athkaar of the Morning and Evening-

The teacher discussed the importance of memorizing and understanding the meanings of the Athkaar, which are recited in the morning and evening.

He emphasized that these Athkaar should be recited with a living heart and a good understanding of their meanings, while pondering and reflecting.

The teacher also explained the concept of Dhuhaa, the time when the sun is rising or setting, and how it is considered a forbidden time for prayer. He suggested that the best time for prayer is around 2 hours after sunrise, when the heat has begun and the day has taken hold. He also mentioned that the best time for prayer is when the baby camels start to feel the heat on their feet, which is around 10 o'clock in the morning.

Prayer Times and Rewards Discussed-

The teacher discussed the importance of praying the Night Prayer and the Dhuhaa Prayer at suitable times and the rewards associated with it.

He emphasized that one should pray whenever it is easy for them in order to be consistent, and he mentioned that the rewards for actions of obedience are multiplied when others are heedless.

The teacher also explained the prohibited times for prayer, which include while the sun is rising, from the time the sun begins to rise until it raises in the sky the distance of a spear, which is approximately fifteen minutes.

Then from when the sun stops in the middle of the sky until it starts moving again, which is just before Thuhr.

Then when the sun begins to set until it falls completely behind the horizon.

He also mentioned that the prohibition is stern during these times.

Making Up Missed Prayers Explained-

In this segment, the teacher discusses the rulings related to making up missed prayers, especially the Fajr (dawn) prayer.

He explains that if someone oversleeps and wakes up while the sun is rising, they should immediately perform ablution and pray Fajr, even if the sun has started to rise.

This is based on a hadith which states that whoever misses a prayer due to forgetting or oversleeping should pray it as soon as they remember or wake up.

He also mentions that if there is only a very short time left before sunrise, not enough to pray the Sunnah and Obligatory prayers, one should prioritize praying the obligatory Fajr prayer over the Sunnah prayers and make up the Sunnah after the Fajr Prayer, either before sunrise or after and Allah knows best.

Additionally, he clarifies the proper way to make up a missed night prayer, which is to pray the same number of rak'ahs one normally prays, but as an even number during the Dhuhaa (forenoon) time.

Seeking Knowledge and Daily Connection-

The teacher emphasized the importance of seeking knowledge and being diligent in learning the fundamentals of issues and principles.

He also highlighted the need for a daily connection with the Book of Allah, involving reading, memorizing, and reviewing while pondering and hoping to understand.

He stressed the importance of taking notes of benefits that come to mind while reading, as they may be forgotten later.

The teacher also mentioned the need for cooperation and correction in learning, and the importance of not getting tired and slipping in the process of learning.

Memorizing Quran and Staying Focused-

❗️Attention ❗️

For the students of Tawheed Institute: We will have the ceremony tonight after the Isha prayer at 9:30 PM in the masjid, In Shaa Allah . We are looking forward to see all of you there In Shaa Allah.

وفّقنا الله وإياكم

All students please make your way to the blue carpet right now for the test
جزاكم الله خيرا

❗️Reminder ❗️

To all students enrolled in Tawheed Institute's Summer Semester:

The final exam will be taken in person tonight at the Masjid after the Ishaa prayer, In shaa Allah.

Failure to attend the exam without a legitimate emergency will result in disqualification from completing the course and will lead to failing the course. Please bring a pencil or pen.

May Allah grant you all success.

*?Announcement*

To all students enrolled in Tawheed Institute's Summer Semester:

The final exam will be taken in person at the masjid after Isha prayer this Friday, August 16th, In shaa Allah.

Failure to attend the exam without a legitimate emergency will result in disqualification from completing the course and will lead to failing the course. Please review the material thoroughly, bring a pencil or pen, and attend the exam as planned.

There will be an end-of-semester ceremony for students who pass the course In shaa Allah. Details will be provided soon In shaa Allah.

May Allah grant us all success.

?Homework #1

Please complete this homework before the due date. This assignment is ONLY for students enrolled in the course.

?Due date: Monday July 1st at 12 PM, in shaa’ Allah.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSecwOMwCK-oUFRRGaK8kd_wcN5i--nPnsjNHgyEGsfLaDXWBA/viewform?usp=sharing

May Allah grant you success.

?Attention

Please note that there will be no class this week due to the Eid break. May Allah accept from us all.
تقبل الله منا ومنكم

Class will resume on Monday, June 24, 2024, in shaa’ Allah. Students are advised to review the past material that was covered.

جزاكم الله خيرا