Tahajjud ki Namaz ka Tarika by Engineer Muhammad Ali Mirza - Tahajjud padhne ka tarika

#Tahajjud #IslamicPrayer #NamazKaTarika #NightPrayer #SpiritualGrowth #DuaAcceptance #StepByStepNamaz #IslamicGuidance Assalamualaikum Viewers Discover the spiritual power of the Night Prayer (Tahajjud). In this video, we break down the complete method of performing Tahajjud prayer, its timings, and why it is considered the most powerful time to make Dua. Whether you are a beginner or looking to make this a habit, this guide will help you connect with Allah in the quietest hours of the night. In this video, we cover: The best time to pray Tahajjud. How many Rakats to perform. Step-by-step prayer method. The importance of Dua at Suhoor time. Video Content Script / Key Points 1. What is Tahajjud? Tahajjud is a voluntary (Nafil) prayer performed at night. It is highly recommended (Sunnah Mu'akkadah) and is known as the "Prayer of the Pious." 2. The Timing When: After the Isha prayer until the start of Fajr (Dawn). The Best Time: The last third of the night. Tip: It is Sunnah to sleep first and then wake up for Tahajjud, but if you cannot wake up, you can pray it before sleeping after Isha. 3. Number of Rakats Minimum: 2 Rakats. Maximum: Generally up to 12 Rakats. Sunnah: The Prophet (PBUH) usually prayed 8 Rakats (performed in sets of 2). 4. Step-by-Step Method Niyyah (Intention): Make a silent intention in your heart to pray Tahajjud for the sake of Allah. Perform 2 Rakats: * Start with Takbir (Allahu Akbar). Recite Sana, Surah Al-Fatiha, and any other Surah. Perform Ruku and Sujood as usual. Complete the 2nd Rakat and end with Salam. Repeat: You can repeat this process as many times as you wish (2, 4, 6, or 8 Rakats). Witr: If you haven't prayed Witr after Isha, end your Tahajjud with the Witr prayer. 5. The Power of Dua After finishing your prayer, stay on the prayer mat. This is the time when Allah descends to the lowest heaven and asks: "Who is calling upon Me, that I may answer him? Who is asking of Me, that I may give him?" (Sahih Bukhari).