@@mistikmckk29Praise be to Allaah. In the Tafseer of this aayah, it is reported that Ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: “The five daily prayers are (mentioned) in the Qur’aan.” He was asked, “Where?” He said, “Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): ‘So glorify Allaah when you come up to the evening’ is maghrib and ‘isha’; ‘and when you enter the morning’ is fajr; ‘in the afternoon’ is ‘asr; and ‘the time when the day begins to decline’ is zuhr.” Other mufassireen, such as al-Dahhaak and Sa’eed ibn Jubayr said the same thing. Some of the mufassireen said that these aayat mention only four of the prayers; ‘isha’ is not mentioned here, but it is mentioned in Soorat Hood, where Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “… and in some hours of the night…” [Hood 11:114] Most of the mufassireen are of the first opinion. Al-Nahhaas (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: “The scholars of Tafseer say that the aayah (interpretation of the meaning): ‘So glorify Allaah when you come up to the evening and when you enter the morning…’ [al-Room 30:17] refers to the prayers.” Imaam al-Jassaas (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: “Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): ‘… The prayer is enjoined on the believers at fixed times [mawqootan].’ [al-Nisa’ 4:103]. It was reported that ‘Abd-Allaah ibn Mas’ood said: ‘[Mawqootan means that] Salaah has an appointed time just as Hajj does.’ It was reported that Ibn ‘Abbaas, Mujaahid and ‘Atiyyah said [that mawqootan means] ‘It is obligatory’… The word ‘mawqootan’ means that it is obligatory at certain times. The times are referred to in general terms in this aayah and are explained elsewhere in the Book, without defining precisely when those times start and end - that was explained in detail by the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). What Allaah mentioned about the times of the prayers in His Book is (interpretation of the meaning): “Perform al-Salaah from mid-day till the darkness of the night and recite the Qur’aan in the early dawn…” [al-Isra’ 17:78]. Mujaahid reported from Ibn ‘Abbaas: “’Mid-day’ means when the sun has passed its zenith for salaat al-zuhr, and ‘the darkness of the night’ means the beginning of the night, for salaat al-maghrib.” It was also reported from Ibn ‘Umar that mid-day meant the zenith… Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And perform al-salaah at the two ends of the day and in some parts of the night” [Hood 11:114]. ‘Amr reported from al-Hasan that ‘the two ends of the day’ means fajr at the first end and zuhr and ‘asr at the other; ‘some parts of the night’ means maghrib and ‘isha’. So according to this opinion the aayah refers to all five prayers…. Layth reported from al-Hakam from Abu ‘Ayyaad that Ibn ‘Abbaas said: “This aayah mentions all five prayers together. ‘So glorify Allaah when you come up to the evening’ refers to maghrib and ‘isha’, ‘and when you enter the morning’ refers to fajr, ‘in the afternoon’ is ‘asr; and ‘the time when the day begins to decline’ is zuhr.” Something similar was also reported from al-Hasan. Abu Razeen reported from Ibn ‘Abbaas: “ ‘…and glorify the praises of your Lord before the rising of the sun and before (its) setting’ [Qaaf 50:39 - interpretation of the meaning] refers to the prescribed prayers. ‘… and glorify the praises of your Lord before the rising of the sun, and before its setting, and during some of the hours of the night, and at the sides of the day, that you may become pleased with the reward which Allaah shall give you.’ [Ta-Ha 20:130 - interpretation of the meaning] This aayah also includes the times of the prayers. All of these aayaat mention the times of the prayers.” Ahkaam al-Qur’aan by al-Jassaas, Baab Mawaaqeet al-Salaah. What you should also know is that the Qur’aan does not contain details of all the rules. The Qur’aan mentions many rules, but it also tells us that the Sunnah is a source of evidence in which many rules are mentioned in detail that are not mentioned in the Qur’aan. Allaah says (interpretation of the meanings): “… and We have also sent down to you (O Muhammad) the reminder and the advice (the Qur’aan), that you may explain clearly to men what is sent down to them and that they may give thought.” [al-Nahl 16:44] “… and whatsoever the Messenger gives you, take it…” [al-Hashr 59:7] The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “I have been given the Qur’aan and something like it with it…” (Reported by Imaam Ahmad, 16546; this is a saheeh hadeeth). Whether the rules were narrated in the Qur’aan or in the Sunnah, all of it is true and right, and all of it has one source, which is the wahy or revelation from the Lord of the Worlds.
yes meditation is applied different but i make the expirience that if u pray right and concentration on the namaz u get similar state as u have meditated
Currently isn’t practicing but none of my prayers was right for me i never felt that connection that i was expected to have. Was never able to concentrate. Realized it wasn’t for me no matter how hard i tried
I think it is necessary to understand what we are reciting in our prayer to accheive any results. Sadly, most of the muslims do not even know the translation of the Ayats we recite during prayers. The key to better prayer is to understand the ayats during prayer and being mindful about it, contemplating about it. I personally have experienced it with Surah Fatiha which I know the translation of.
@Virat rc rc It questions it actually. But Philosophers waste time in things that don't bring them further. They will spin in the same circle for eternity. It's in their nature not to find a final answer. The end of philosophy is the Answer that the Koran provide. The Islam just directly tell u the answer
@@lovelyrayy5492 I know that I had many on off times with Namaz but people and heart changes. I have done it wrong when I was sincere. like( if u recite sure al fatiha its wrong to just recite it quick blindly without understanding the word behind it. Its important to recite every phrase and think what it means to u and generally. Like Allah is Al Rahman al rahhim. That alone is enough for a book. As example: its the maker of the galaxy the multiverse , the every microorganism that exist. then u realize how unimportant u are and reflect about ur self and that brings u to a new level of self-aware and calmness) . That is only a particle of namaz
+Dewan Sadik Muslims actually know little or nothing about pure meditation. It becomes obvious when they persist in confusing it with zikr. Shabier Allie does it over and over because he doesn't know any better. This is not his area of expertise. Shabier is a premium grade muslim apologist, but he is not a doctor of the heart and this is not the first timeI have seen him out of his depth. It would have been better if they interviewed someone from Naqshbandi Tariqa or one of its branches who would know better. Muslims need to understand that our Sheikhs, imaams and maulana's each have their area of expertise. And meditation too is an area of expertise. Naqshbandi Tariqa practice is the closest that muslims come to pure meditation. Even then it is very different from that of yoga, buddhist or hindu meditation. In terms of outcomes or results everything is the same. For that reason spirituality is the best means to unite people of different faiths, if they want to of course. But it is with the methodology, doctrines and beliefs that we part ways. In yoga, buddhist and hindu meditation the aim is to empty the mind of thoughts and memory, hence the emphasis is on pure meditation practice, meaning the senses are shut down and deprived of external stimuli. In islamic meditation (Tasawwuf) the aim is to replace the the contents of mind with the name(s) of Allah. Hence there is greater emphasis on Zikr and less emphasis on meditation. Both methods purify the soul. But Sheikhs choose this latter method because it is more in accordance with Shariah and Sunnah. Perhaps if the Hadith said more about Mohammads meditative practice, muslims would find more favour with it. Shabier did name the method of Mohammad's(saw) method of meditation but he gave no description of it. Muslims are very sensitive about bid'aah ( innovation). For that reason the Sufi Sheikhs have had to be very careful in designing their meditation programs and again for that reason they over emphasize zikr. The latter (zikr) is the only thing a muslim can't get enough of. Islamic spiritual practice(Tasawwuf) must conform with the Shariah. In orthodox islam, salat is compulsory, but Tasawwuf is not. However immediately after innitiation, Tasawwuf becomes compulsory. It is blended with Salat and other forms of Zikr. So the murids of Tariqa can be seen sitting on their prayer mats long after salat ended. Tasawwuf also conforms with Sunnah. Muhammad (saw) said, "He who performs obligatory worship is saved, but he who does additional worship obtains proximity (nearness) to Allah. " The goal is proximity to Allah. This is the station of Wilaayat (Sainthood)...the friends of Allah. This brings us to the most important aspect of Sufism...it is that Sufism is based on Sainthood. The Saints form the brotherhood of the Prophets and they share a spiritual connection with one another. Sainthood succeeded Prophethood which ended with Muhammad. And Sainthood is just one station below Prophethood. The two are very close, albeit separate.
Brother in any religion meditation means one pointed concentration which is very difficult but not impossible. It's call surrender your self to paramatma , Allah or almighty ...to the maker. If ur prophet gave an example by doing it then how can it be haram . Reason logically. No offence am only saying it in gud intention as I do meditation .
Ranjita Sharma Saha that's true even Prophet Muhammad had done meditation in hira cave. And he poked the first word for god was "Allah" who is formless "Nirakar" 😊
Pray , read Quran , tosbih , stop talking with bad words , stop back biting , Stop judging. you will have Peace you have Allah nothing can harm you our profit says it , Allah has it written in the Quran. Islam is a religion of peace and meditation. Ameen 🥰
@@lovelyrayy5492 Hey I know you guys were asking the other person, but I can give my perspective as meditation lead me to Islam again when I had become lost. I was born into a Muslim family but in my early 20s I felt quite lost, I started having doubts in my mind, I didn't know Islam too well, I was thinking things like "if I was born into a Christian family, then I would be Christian, so how do I know Islam is correct?" I just practised when I was told, or when people would go pray, I never really understood it. I would meet people from all sorts of religions that are kind people and would wonder that these people are not Muslim yet they are great human beings. At this point I felt like I was not Muslim. However, I started developing anxiety perhaps through not knowing myself too well and socially I did not feel right being amongst people that drink alcohol and etc. I stumbled upon meditation as a means to calm my anxiety. Meditation helped reduced the fogginess in my head and helped me think cleare and helped me remind myself how grateful I should be in life. I found myself doing it automatically like 4/5times a day and somehow started saying arabic phrases which calmed and helped me see even clearer. It suddenly clicked why Muslims pray 5 times a day. When non-Muslims used to ask me this before, I never understood why. But I felt like through meditation I understood prayer much better. It keeps us in the right path, it keeps us as a reminder to how grateful we should be for life and so it helps us avoid temptations that could lead to bad paths..... I now pray and read more and more everyday about the beauty of Islam.
Meditation can either be "with seed" and "without seed" . To focus deeply on something in particular is "with seed" while to empty ones mind of thought is "without seed". Either approach is effective in grounding the individual by reducing emotionality and curbing intrusive thoughts. I have found that meditation over time helps me to be more present in activities such as prayer, discussions and socialization. I have an APP on my phone that gives me a Quranic quote each day which is a great thing to contemplate throughout the day. FWIW.
My experiences before fajar or after fajar in any Mosque doing any type of Remembrance cannot be meditation. Reason when I'm secluded and alone is when I loose sense of time and see an inner light ....I call that meditation. I can't meditate with the constant distractions of others Is around me, even if I close my eyes in mosques unless I'm on my own. I have to be alone with Allah to feel his love....that's my version of meditation. Lengthy humbling prostrations during thahaajut whilst prostrating is also meditative. May he guide and protect those who ask him with sincerity.
@@mujtabaalam5907 with the greatest of respect. I don't think there is any mental expenditure in ignoring others. Prayer is for Allah's Pleasure. It's connecting with your Creator in awe fear and love. Perhaps my Imaan is weak. Others especially those who are careless....distract me from the connective state with the Creator. Thanks for your insight.
@@ayubsalim I would like you to know that as a child, Fatima regularly climb on the back of the Prophet (SAW) while he prayed. He never discouraged her from doing so.
@@mujtabaalam5907 You are kind to advise of this. Although others would highlight Hassan and Hussein's antics while the Prophet performed his prayer in congregation . My prayer ( if he accepts it ) is solely for the creators pleasure. May he grant goodness to those who strive to reach the highest perfection in their worship to please him. And devote total concentration, breathing, pacing and movement to make our prayer feel like it's the best we can offer him. Feeling the power of the meaning of every meaningful utterance helps to move closer to that connection with Allah . We will be judged on our efforts..May he grant us guidance to make the best effort we possibly can.
sister, during tahajjud, before fajr, when nobody else is awake, that could be the best time for tahajjud and meditation at once. At least, for me, that is the time I feel most at ease and least distracted. May Allah increase us in zikr, khusyu'(concentration) and ibadah to Him.
Muslims dont do meditation in the strict buddhist/hindu sense but the Islamic way of calming the mind, the body and soul is focusing on the creator, who is the source of all peace and tranquility. There is zikr and reflection as well as practicing forgiveness and compassion. In the world today we have people chasing materialism and the greed for money that has affected all humanity. And so it seems people are clutching straws as though 'meditation' is the cure for our ills. Perhaps lessening our chase for wealth and gadgets might help a lot more. Praying 5x a day is a good way to break thought patterns that create the stresses we face on a daily basis.
Virat rc rc Dhikr is not an innovation. Salafis object to a particular type of sufism that leads to grave worship or worship of saints. Ibn Taymiyya was a sufi. Performing dhikr is an aspect of Islam.
@Virat rc rc You're actually harming than doing good. If one experiences meditation in its truest form, one realises truth. To say that people from a particular sect or religion cannot practice meditation, you're actually driving them away from a chance at opening their minds because they will most certainly choose religion over meditation without knowing the truth.
@Virat rc rc I said meditation in its truest form. What do you think meditation is in its truest form? I am telling you, all of this hate is not going to help.
I m a philosophy student from mumbai university India, Yoga is indeed an innovation in islam since its a one edifice of hindu philosophy among other six. Which has a motive of direct union with God. Though one can practise the deep breathing or diaphragmatic breathing while sleeping, in break from work etc. it is in no case associated with yoga but just a single element of yoga.
A benefit of salat is a certain type of meditative state. Also one gets the benefit of light exercise. The key is carrying over the benefits of the tranquility to one's general life.
Though the subject of meditation is very beneficial to all, it would have been better for the sheikh to have elucidated more as to how actual dhikr or meditation be practised. The sheikh when asked how much of meditation one should do. The sheikh simply mentioned bit of this and bit of that for a balanced meditation. Could have been more specific and clear in demonstrating the way of different kinds of meditation or adhkaars in islam.
When I search information this scholar is the only one I believe. The rest are more in their cultures instead true islam. Ellhamdullilah for scholars like this man.
meditation in Islam referring to word MUHASABAH, MURAQABAH...muhasabah means self-evaluation on what you have done..muraqabah, be near to Allah..zikir, istighfar and so on
Meditation has multiple meanings Subject to understand relative to one’s aptitude The idea is to disconnect from dunia worldly affairs Ones becomes light literally
Maybe by the time this was published "Meditation" was not a thing amongst muslims. Note, I capitalized the word Meditation referring to the hindu way of doing meditation. Year 2024: hindu way of doing meditation and yoga is taking the islamic world by storm unfortunately. I wish the video drew a clear distinction between the two. Obviously, hindsight is 20/20. Maybe grab this opportunity and create another video on whether it is permissible to do hindu way of meditation in Islam. a) in exact way it is done in Hinduism b) some muslims mix hindu forms (posture, concentration, etc) with islamic content such as remembrance of Allah.
No question that mediation was a daily ritual in my early life that has impacted the character I had today. Heard that their was some pagan influence to meditation (specifically western Yoga and how it connects to demons) it’s nice to see more people in Islam address perspectives coming from the Ummah
Not 5 Zoroastrian Namaz Rituals 2:177; but Meditation=Mindfulness of God is one of the Most Important Keys to final success hearafter. Be mindful about God in all conditions until sleep takes control over you. It never necessarily mean to move tongue all the times. When we are typing these comments, we are mindful. When at work, U can be mindful, when U are visiting big shopping plaza, U can be mindful. Meditation have different Methods and so different stages and different results too. One of the best and basic is: Watch your breath which was the method of also Man of God, Siddhartha Buddha, and Jesus/Isa too.
You can still see images even closing your eye. There must be a better explanation as to why meditation is better than ordinary prayers. Perhaps people pray with their mind and not their hearts.
Listen More than 5-6 thousand year ago meditation was mentioned in hinduism As there is a yogi named shiva who come from himalyas and taught people to meditate but it is mentioned in many religion in different way this took time to realise thats why from 2016 may 21 is adopted by UN meditation day "world yoga day"
Now they can’t escape so they will chant meditation in my religion, meditation in that religion. And for that these all. Their gut just can’t swallow the reality. Leave them don’t explain. Yog is all related to Santan Dharm and our Rishis Munis are great example!
I urge learned muslim friends to deeply examine Vipassana meditation which was taught by the Buddha himself. Im sure they will find that Vipassana is completely in tune with the teachings of Islam. If we meditate in the way that the Buddha taught, it will be greatly beneficial as the Buddha was a friend of beings 😊
In my holy book like RAMAYAN n GEETA.. IT MENTION YOGA N MEDITATION THIUNSAND TIME.. YOGA N MEDITATION COME DIRECTLY FROM SHIVJI.. GO N WATCH ALL SHÏVÄ PIC . ULL SEE HE IS IN YOGA POSE N DOING MEDITATION
Meditation is not a part , it is the path.muhammed meditated for 22 years in mount Hira for enlightenment. both Christianity and Islam is hiding the path.few Muslim friends of mine even tell me that’s haram!what non sense.
Assalamu alaikum for all who are reading this words. I didnt know much about meditation before. But after sitting in one place peacefully, thinking the positivity and saying to myself motivational words made me relaxed. So then, I found this video, are this acts haram or not...But literally, by doing meditation I am not waiting for guidence from it, I dont want to make it as if my ibadah... Just calming myself and making my mood good with positive thoughts.... Could someone tell me please, is this kind of thing not allowed in our religion?
meditation karne se jab kuch aap ko achcha lagraha hai aur meditation karnese se aap ko aur dusron kuch bhi harm nahi ho raha hai tab to ye bohot achchi bath hai please continue your meditation.
There are total 12 Chakras. 6 in our body and 6 out side. We r getting power thru a continuous vibration called Anhad Shabad. Muslims called it Bang e Asmani and Kalam e Ilahi
I am suffering from generalised anxiety disorder and social anxiety since 5:20 childhood. I am taking medicines but want to do mediation through Holy Quran. Can someone suggest me some ways to it.
I am really wondering about Ramadan and Prophet Mohammad PBUH meditating in a cave. It seems very important for me, to appproach Rammadan in this way. Like a meditation.
@@rojgun6669 being spiritual can come from many ways.....it can get you focus, melancholic, philosophic but also increase your ego. the true way of islam is being submissive to God and istiqomah on syariat. not being high in transendent state like having drug....
The Bible has simular statements about meditation. Many Jewish and Christians have meditation traditions. Of course we know Buddhists and Hindus meditate. I was interested in the Islamic perspective. This was a good answer.
Meditation is not belonging with any religion. It is for whole human been of the earth. Any religious person do the mediation without leaving his religion. That's a biggest things about meditation . It's also called ana pan sati in pali literature. Meditation teach us don't think about past because we can not live in past. Meditation teach us don't imagine about future because we can not go in future for leaving. Meditation teach us live in present time. Because we just live in present. There is no tense that we live there without present. So enjoy every present moment in your life without harming anyone.
Meditation is a form from Hinduism. And it has been adopted by other religions. In Hinduism, meditation can be seen by a god whose name is 'Adiyogi', also called a 'Mahadev'. Mahadev means no god above him.
Is healing energy therapy and meditation the breathing exercises for OCD is permissible? My therapist convincing me to do I'm so afraid to do as its haram she told close eyes sit straight keep your hand on thighs isn't similar to Buddhist meditation? What's the purpose of Buddhist and Hinduism meditation?
Some meditations are calling the jhins like kundalini meditation to raise chakra you’ll see a sneak or even go crazy. Don’t access the world of jhin SubhannAllah
If you believe that it is working through the power of Allah and all Gods greatness then no but if you associate the subliminal in working because of the power of something else then it could be haram but I’m not sure on that
Assalam u alaikum in Quran chapter 17 v 111 say pray in salah neigther slow nor very loudly but we are performing zohar, asar, magrib 1rakaat and isha 2rakaat very very calm then how?
@@NZyoutube yeah..Dr ally is her father ...There's an "conspiracy theory" before from non Muslims apologists saying this and that (im not go deeper of what they saying) so to clear confusion Dr ally made video clarification
Praying, reciting names of ALLAH, reciting the Holy Book Quran. Concentrate on what you are reading . When we concentrate we understand and when we understand we perform better .
Meditation nor yoga is haram. Meditation is something you go trough spiritually so when doing so (fex what I do) is I continousely thank Allah swt. for the blessings I have, I am more calm with the thought that if I put my trust to Allah swt, everything will be fine. It's just a quiet moment between me, my thoughts and Allah. Yoga is something for your body. It's is literally stretching? I mean in Islam, we also need to take care of our body! From the moment you practice these things with Allah swt. in your mind, it will only make you stronger and it is only benificial for you tbh. From the moment you start to practice something with the thought that there is some Divine Power besides Allah swt., you are then committing shirk. There is where you need to be careful.
I been trying to meditate however my first few times I’ve had difficult breathing where I feel like I am suffocating and even a panicked attack coming on. Any advice?
Do not control any bodily function. All that's needed is attention to them. If ur breath slows down ur too focused on ur breathing and ur mind slows it down. Try to focus on everything, thoughts, breathing, sounds, e.t.c. All meditation is a mindfulness to existence.
Tahannuth. to do deeds of kindness, perform acts of worship or leading a solitary life, act like a hanif; aesthetic practice that Quraysh observed in the month of Ramadan connected with Mount Hira.
MEDITATION IN ISLAM ABOUT THE CREATIONS OF ALLAH ALMIGHTY ESPECIALY THE WORLD-NATURE,AND SKY,HEAVENS (AS ALLAH ALMIGHTY MENTIONED THIS KIND OF MEDITATION IN THE QURAN) NOWADAYS CAN BE VISUALY BY WATCHING VIDEOS OF NATURE AND ANIMALS,INSECTS ETC IN TH-cam AND WATCHING SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARIES OF NASA.
im just interested in the answer to the question "are Muslims allowed to show interest in these various crystals that we can see for example on TikTok .. in auras, in spirit, meditation, switching and so on these various things?" please answer if you know the truth, I need answer. THANKS!
Hi I’m not an Islamic scholar but I do know that showing interests in crystals, auras, etc are prohibited because it is not an Islamic thing. Many people who do these things are satanists , Buddhists etc who believe in multiple gods. These crystals people use on TikTok is to manifest thing etc which is haram because in Islam we don’t manifest we ask Allah and Allah only. I would advise to search and find scholars and sheiks who speak on this subject. May Allah bless you and grant you more Islamic knowledge. Amen 💕💕
MEDITATION AND ZIKER AND GENERATEING UNIVERSAL LOVE FOR ALL LIVES WHILE CONTEMPLATING AND EMBODYING ALLAH'S NINITY NINE BEAUTIFUL NAMES AND ATTRIBUTES WILL HELP YOUR SPIRTUAL GROWTH DEVELOPMENT.
Yes we are encouraged to be spiritual and connect with Allah the almighty creator , but it can be dangerous if you are not careful so first maybe ask God to give Guidance and protection for your body while you travel
sister deedee am afraid u have no idea what you are talking about....god has said salat is worship....you are saying that it isnt....think about that very carefully for a moment
So long as you understand that you're basically using your body's own processes as a self-healing massage, and not some kind of mystical chi ball thing.
Maditation is totally came from sanatan dharma Hindu Jain Sikh budhist there is no single relation with abrahamic religion with mediation dhyan and yoga abhaysa so kindly don't try to match it at any level it's not truth you guys spreading it for Ur personal comfort nothing else ☮️💜☮️🙏🏻🕉️🚩
@@Zed-kc7cr That happened a lot to my friend, but i don't actually know what advice to give you other than to pray and to be careful with that. If you ever get in there try to recite ayat al kursi in the case you don't feel secure
Open your mind ,God is one he has given knowledge to first human Adam and in every human Light of Divine is present .dnt stuck on religion u belong focus on God
Meditation is not in Islam but muslim schoolars and other islamic people try to interprit that meditation is in Quran. Because to day science is improving and finding new practical applications.. So these things should be interprited as in the quran. Otherwise muslim youth will reject islam because of science.. So all people try to interprit meditation as in the quran using words called "reflect"/"memorize" like words.. That is a big funny thing for us as olympic meditators. Please do.. Like these jokes.. we like islam jokes very much..😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Doing zikr ....... or zikr that praises our GOD .......... is recommended.......after wadu or before prayers . or after you have........finished salah . so keep praising our CREATOR .......... . pondering over..... or thinking of GOD'S ......creation.......is remembering .....our LORD in hearts. Muslims please do not ...... get mislead by the word meditation.......... and please do not copy ........what idol worshippers do !!! its a sin . ISLAM is the best religion of this world.. the only true religion of one true GOD. Pray salah ...... read Holy Quran ..... do zikr . ..... !
Brother it means the exact same thing but in another language , Allah is Arabic for God even Christian Arabs say Allah and God is the English word for Allah
Spiritual Meditation Is Not Part Of Islam But The Part Of Islam Is Prayer And Obey Allah And Obey His Messenger But Those People Who Don't Know About Islam They Say Spiritual Meditation Is The Part Of Islam And If You Want to Know Then Learn Quran And Hadith Because If You don't Know Quran And Hadith Then You Don't Know Islam And Sunnah Of The Prophet
saying this is reciprocated by him also. while he prays for anything, thats sure to be accepted, because he is rasul, friend and also the best creation of Allah. so praying for him is a clever way to pray for self. by the way, thanks for the advice.
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Meditation lead me to Islam Alhamduliah I was not part of any religion but was seeking the Divine Power
@Eugen Lang I'll suggest that you download any meditation app. Calm and headspace are the best and available for both Android and iOS.
alhamdulillah brother jazak allah
Which kind of meditation bro?
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Salam how do I meditate Islamic way plz ?
Apart from 5 times daily prayer Quran tells to remember Allah
Only in the Zikr of Allah will your heart find peace [Quran 13:28]
Quran says to pray 3 times not 5. Next.
write ALLAH in capital words
@@mistikmckk29Praise be to Allaah.
In the Tafseer of this aayah, it is reported that Ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allaah be pleased with him) said: “The five daily prayers are (mentioned) in the Qur’aan.” He was asked, “Where?” He said, “Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): ‘So glorify Allaah when you come up to the evening’ is maghrib and ‘isha’; ‘and when you enter the morning’ is fajr; ‘in the afternoon’ is ‘asr; and ‘the time when the day begins to decline’ is zuhr.” Other mufassireen, such as al-Dahhaak and Sa’eed ibn Jubayr said the same thing.
Some of the mufassireen said that these aayat mention only four of the prayers; ‘isha’ is not mentioned here, but it is mentioned in Soorat Hood, where Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “… and in some hours of the night…” [Hood 11:114]
Most of the mufassireen are of the first opinion. Al-Nahhaas (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: “The scholars of Tafseer say that the aayah (interpretation of the meaning): ‘So glorify Allaah when you come up to the evening and when you enter the morning…’ [al-Room 30:17] refers to the prayers.”
Imaam al-Jassaas (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: “Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): ‘… The prayer is enjoined on the believers at fixed times [mawqootan].’ [al-Nisa’ 4:103]. It was reported that ‘Abd-Allaah ibn Mas’ood said: ‘[Mawqootan means that] Salaah has an appointed time just as Hajj does.’ It was reported that Ibn ‘Abbaas, Mujaahid and ‘Atiyyah said [that mawqootan means] ‘It is obligatory’… The word ‘mawqootan’ means that it is obligatory at certain times. The times are referred to in general terms in this aayah and are explained elsewhere in the Book, without defining precisely when those times start and end - that was explained in detail by the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). What Allaah mentioned about the times of the prayers in His Book is (interpretation of the meaning): “Perform al-Salaah from mid-day till the darkness of the night and recite the Qur’aan in the early dawn…” [al-Isra’ 17:78]. Mujaahid reported from Ibn ‘Abbaas: “’Mid-day’ means when the sun has passed its zenith for salaat al-zuhr, and ‘the darkness of the night’ means the beginning of the night, for salaat al-maghrib.” It was also reported from Ibn ‘Umar that mid-day meant the zenith… Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): “And perform al-salaah at the two ends of the day and in some parts of the night” [Hood 11:114]. ‘Amr reported from al-Hasan that ‘the two ends of the day’ means fajr at the first end and zuhr and ‘asr at the other; ‘some parts of the night’ means maghrib and ‘isha’. So according to this opinion the aayah refers to all five prayers…. Layth reported from al-Hakam from Abu ‘Ayyaad that Ibn ‘Abbaas said: “This aayah mentions all five prayers together. ‘So glorify Allaah when you come up to the evening’ refers to maghrib and ‘isha’, ‘and when you enter the morning’ refers to fajr, ‘in the afternoon’ is ‘asr; and ‘the time when the day begins to decline’ is zuhr.” Something similar was also reported from al-Hasan.
Abu Razeen reported from Ibn ‘Abbaas: “ ‘…and glorify the praises of your Lord before the rising of the sun and before (its) setting’ [Qaaf 50:39 - interpretation of the meaning] refers to the prescribed prayers. ‘… and glorify the praises of your Lord before the rising of the sun, and before its setting, and during some of the hours of the night, and at the sides of the day, that you may become pleased with the reward which Allaah shall give you.’ [Ta-Ha 20:130 - interpretation of the meaning] This aayah also includes the times of the prayers. All of these aayaat mention the times of the prayers.”
Ahkaam al-Qur’aan by al-Jassaas, Baab Mawaaqeet al-Salaah.
What you should also know is that the Qur’aan does not contain details of all the rules. The Qur’aan mentions many rules, but it also tells us that the Sunnah is a source of evidence in which many rules are mentioned in detail that are not mentioned in the Qur’aan. Allaah says (interpretation of the meanings):
“… and We have also sent down to you (O Muhammad) the reminder and the advice (the Qur’aan), that you may explain clearly to men what is sent down to them and that they may give thought.” [al-Nahl 16:44]
“… and whatsoever the Messenger gives you, take it…” [al-Hashr 59:7]
The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “I have been given the Qur’aan and something like it with it…” (Reported by Imaam Ahmad, 16546; this is a saheeh hadeeth). Whether the rules were narrated in the Qur’aan or in the Sunnah, all of it is true and right, and all of it has one source, which is the wahy or revelation from the Lord of the Worlds.
@@saudiisraelia1153 wht r u saying?do u have any proof?
@@saudiisraelia1153 wow so now you people have started spreading fake news after hate don't try to manipulate Qur'an or Hadith ever
Meditation leads me to the miracles of Allah & Islam ☪️, respect all religions too
I teach meditation and increasingly have fellow Muslims as students. Meditation is the key to a successful life and meaningful prayer.
Where do you live brother
@@ismailmiah1446 I live in the UK but now I am doing meditation classes on zoom and teams
@@AbbasiOfficial where in the UK
@@ismailmiah1446 In London - are you in UK?
@@AbbasiOfficial yes brother Birmingham
yes meditation is applied different but i make the expirience that if u pray right and concentration on the namaz u get similar state as u have meditated
Currently isn’t practicing but none of my prayers was right for me i never felt that connection that i was expected to have. Was never able to concentrate. Realized it wasn’t for me no matter how hard i tried
I think it is necessary to understand what we are reciting in our prayer to accheive any results. Sadly, most of the muslims do not even know the translation of the Ayats we recite during prayers. The key to better prayer is to understand the ayats during prayer and being mindful about it, contemplating about it. I personally have experienced it with Surah Fatiha which I know the translation of.
It's not a similar state.. the concentration, either with or without the prayer IS the meditation.
@Virat rc rc It questions it actually. But Philosophers waste time in things that don't bring them further. They will spin in the same circle for eternity. It's in their nature not to find a final answer. The end of philosophy is the Answer that the Koran provide. The Islam just directly tell u the answer
@@lovelyrayy5492 I know that I had many on off times with Namaz but people and heart changes. I have done it wrong when I was sincere. like( if u recite sure al fatiha its wrong to just recite it quick blindly without understanding the word behind it. Its important to recite every phrase and think what it means to u and generally. Like Allah is Al Rahman al rahhim. That alone is enough for a book. As example: its the maker of the galaxy the multiverse , the every microorganism that exist. then u realize how unimportant u are and reflect about ur self and that brings u to a new level of self-aware and calmness) . That is only a particle of namaz
Salah is the best form of meditation.. Alhamdulillah..
IT IS WORSHIP
@@meditatedaily4635 No, he is right. In way it is a meditation.
Only Sufism makes Salah a form of meditation...
Rejectors of Sufism don't undergo meditation in Salah...
@@meditatedaily4635 i think your right bro
@@Jacket_355it isnt but ok
So, in Islam meditation means " thinking About Allah's creation, pray to Allah, ....", not the Yoga!
+Dewan Sadik Muslims actually know little or nothing about pure meditation. It becomes obvious when they persist in confusing it with zikr. Shabier Allie does it over and over because he doesn't know any better. This is not his area of expertise. Shabier is a premium grade muslim apologist, but he is not a doctor of the heart and this is not the first timeI have seen him out of his depth. It would have been better if they interviewed someone from Naqshbandi Tariqa or one of its branches who would know better. Muslims need to understand that our Sheikhs, imaams and maulana's each have their area of expertise. And meditation too is an area of expertise.
Naqshbandi Tariqa practice is the closest that muslims come to pure meditation. Even then it is very different from that of yoga, buddhist or hindu meditation. In terms of outcomes or results everything is the same. For that reason spirituality is the best means to unite people of different faiths, if they want to of course. But it is with the methodology, doctrines and beliefs that we part ways. In yoga, buddhist and hindu meditation the aim is to empty the mind of thoughts and memory, hence the emphasis is on pure meditation practice, meaning the senses are shut down and deprived of external stimuli. In islamic meditation (Tasawwuf) the aim is to replace the the contents of mind with the name(s) of Allah. Hence there is greater emphasis on Zikr and less emphasis on meditation. Both methods purify the soul. But Sheikhs choose this latter method because it is more in accordance with Shariah and Sunnah. Perhaps if the Hadith said more about Mohammads meditative practice, muslims would find more favour with it. Shabier did name the method of Mohammad's(saw)
method of meditation but he gave no description of it.
Muslims are very sensitive about bid'aah ( innovation). For that reason the Sufi Sheikhs have had to be very careful in designing their meditation programs and again for that reason they over emphasize zikr. The latter (zikr) is the only thing a muslim can't get enough of. Islamic spiritual practice(Tasawwuf) must conform with the Shariah. In orthodox islam, salat is compulsory, but Tasawwuf is not. However immediately after innitiation, Tasawwuf becomes compulsory. It is blended with Salat and other forms of Zikr. So the murids of Tariqa can be seen sitting on their prayer mats long after salat ended. Tasawwuf also conforms with Sunnah. Muhammad (saw) said,
"He who performs obligatory worship is saved, but he who does additional worship obtains proximity (nearness) to Allah. "
The goal is proximity to Allah. This is the station of Wilaayat (Sainthood)...the friends of Allah. This brings us to the most important aspect of Sufism...it is that Sufism is based on Sainthood. The Saints form the brotherhood of the Prophets and they share a spiritual connection with one another. Sainthood succeeded Prophethood which ended with Muhammad. And Sainthood is just one station below Prophethood. The two are very close, albeit separate.
Brother in any religion meditation means one pointed concentration which is very difficult but not impossible. It's call surrender your self to paramatma , Allah or almighty ...to the maker. If ur prophet gave an example by doing it then how can it be haram . Reason logically. No offence am only saying it in gud intention as I do meditation .
Dewan Sadik haha brain washed religion
Ranjita Sharma Saha correctly said
Ranjita Sharma Saha that's true even Prophet Muhammad had done meditation in hira cave. And he poked the first word for god was "Allah" who is formless "Nirakar" 😊
Pray , read Quran , tosbih , stop talking with bad words , stop back biting , Stop judging. you will have Peace you have Allah nothing can harm you our profit says it , Allah has it written in the Quran. Islam is a religion of peace and meditation. Ameen 🥰
I'm not a Muslim but I (try to) meditate every day. I can certainly recommend it.
streglof Meditation lead me to Islam Alhamduliah I was not part of any religion but was seeking the Divine Power
@@isajames1972 how?
Isa Bale how ?
@@lovelyrayy5492 Hey I know you guys were asking the other person, but I can give my perspective as meditation lead me to Islam again when I had become lost. I was born into a Muslim family but in my early 20s I felt quite lost, I started having doubts in my mind, I didn't know Islam too well, I was thinking things like "if I was born into a Christian family, then I would be Christian, so how do I know Islam is correct?" I just practised when I was told, or when people would go pray, I never really understood it. I would meet people from all sorts of religions that are kind people and would wonder that these people are not Muslim yet they are great human beings. At this point I felt like I was not Muslim. However, I started developing anxiety perhaps through not knowing myself too well and socially I did not feel right being amongst people that drink alcohol and etc. I stumbled upon meditation as a means to calm my anxiety. Meditation helped reduced the fogginess in my head and helped me think cleare and helped me remind myself how grateful I should be in life. I found myself doing it automatically like 4/5times a day and somehow started saying arabic phrases which calmed and helped me see even clearer. It suddenly clicked why Muslims pray 5 times a day. When non-Muslims used to ask me this before, I never understood why. But I felt like through meditation I understood prayer much better. It keeps us in the right path, it keeps us as a reminder to how grateful we should be for life and so it helps us avoid temptations that could lead to bad paths..... I now pray and read more and more everyday about the beauty of Islam.
Disciplined Healing I’m glad you said all this, it helped me a lot
Meditation can either be "with seed" and "without seed" . To focus deeply on something in particular is "with seed" while to empty ones mind of thought is "without seed". Either approach is effective in grounding the individual by reducing emotionality and curbing intrusive thoughts. I have found that meditation over time helps me to be more present in activities such as prayer, discussions and socialization. I have an APP on my phone that gives me a Quranic quote each day which is a great thing to contemplate throughout the day. FWIW.
Can u say what is APP??
Meditation is watching your own thought. If u can watch, evaluate it, you can also bypass it during Salat.🎀
What a beautiful comment, agree completely
My experiences before fajar or after fajar in any Mosque doing any type of Remembrance cannot be meditation. Reason when I'm secluded and alone is when I loose sense of time and see an inner light ....I call that meditation. I can't meditate with the constant distractions of others Is around me, even if I close my eyes in mosques unless I'm on my own. I have to be alone with Allah to feel his love....that's my version of meditation. Lengthy humbling prostrations during thahaajut whilst prostrating is also meditative. May he guide and protect those who ask him with sincerity.
When praying in congregation, don't waste energy on ignoring those around you, but rather be open to the light in their souls.
@@mujtabaalam5907 with the greatest of respect. I don't think there is any mental expenditure in ignoring others. Prayer is for Allah's Pleasure. It's connecting with your Creator in awe fear and love. Perhaps my Imaan is weak. Others especially those who are careless....distract me from the connective state with the Creator.
Thanks for your insight.
@@ayubsalim I would like you to know that as a child, Fatima regularly climb on the back of the Prophet (SAW) while he prayed. He never discouraged her from doing so.
@@mujtabaalam5907 You are kind to advise of this. Although others would highlight Hassan and Hussein's antics while the Prophet performed his prayer in congregation . My prayer ( if he accepts it ) is solely for the creators pleasure. May he grant goodness to those who strive to reach the highest perfection in their worship to please him. And devote total concentration, breathing, pacing and movement to make our prayer feel like it's the best we can offer him. Feeling the power of the meaning of every meaningful utterance helps to move closer to that connection with Allah . We will be judged on our efforts..May he grant us guidance to make the best effort we possibly can.
sister, during tahajjud, before fajr, when nobody else is awake, that could be the best time for tahajjud and meditation at once. At least, for me, that is the time I feel most at ease and least distracted. May Allah increase us in zikr, khusyu'(concentration) and ibadah to Him.
Muslims dont do meditation in the strict buddhist/hindu sense but the Islamic way of calming the mind, the body and soul is focusing on the creator, who is the source of all peace and tranquility. There is zikr and reflection as well as practicing forgiveness and compassion. In the world today we have people chasing materialism and the greed for money that has affected all humanity. And so it seems people are clutching straws as though 'meditation' is the cure for our ills. Perhaps lessening our chase for wealth and gadgets might help a lot more. Praying 5x a day is a good way to break thought patterns that create the stresses we face on a daily basis.
Virat rc rc you know nothing if Sufism then?
Virat rc rc Dhikr is not an innovation. Salafis object to a particular type of sufism that leads to grave worship or worship of saints. Ibn Taymiyya was a sufi. Performing dhikr is an aspect of Islam.
Virat rc rc dhikr IS a form of meditation. As i stated in my OP its not the same as that in hinduism but its a way of obtaining peace.
@Virat rc rc You're actually harming than doing good. If one experiences meditation in its truest form, one realises truth. To say that people from a particular sect or religion cannot practice meditation, you're actually driving them away from a chance at opening their minds because they will most certainly choose religion over meditation without knowing the truth.
@Virat rc rc I said meditation in its truest form. What do you think meditation is in its truest form? I am telling you, all of this hate is not going to help.
I m a philosophy student from mumbai university India, Yoga is indeed an innovation in islam since its a one edifice of hindu philosophy among other six. Which has a motive of direct union with God. Though one can practise the deep breathing or diaphragmatic breathing while sleeping, in break from work etc. it is in no case associated with yoga but just a single element of yoga.
Mashah Allah yes off course meditation is the part of our Deen ❤
A benefit of salat is a certain type of meditative state. Also one gets the benefit of light exercise. The key is carrying over the benefits of the tranquility to one's general life.
Do dhikr it helps ALOT
Though the subject of meditation is very beneficial to all, it would have been better for the sheikh to have elucidated more as to how actual dhikr or meditation be practised. The sheikh when asked how much of meditation one should do. The sheikh simply mentioned bit of this and bit of that for a balanced meditation. Could have been more specific and clear in demonstrating the way of different kinds of meditation or adhkaars in islam.
When I search information this scholar is the only one I believe. The rest are more in their cultures instead true islam. Ellhamdullilah for scholars like this man.
Yes Alhamdolillah this scholar is much more articulate and has intellectual and open minded thoughts in the means of being halal !
meditation in Islam referring to word MUHASABAH, MURAQABAH...muhasabah means self-evaluation on what you have done..muraqabah, be near to Allah..zikir, istighfar and so on
Meditation has multiple meanings
Subject to understand relative to one’s aptitude
The idea is to disconnect from dunia worldly affairs
Ones becomes light literally
Unfortunately most Muslims are not thinking what they are reciting in prayer so yes meditation is important for Muslims on daily basis.
Maybe by the time this was published "Meditation" was not a thing amongst muslims. Note, I capitalized the word Meditation referring to the hindu way of doing meditation. Year 2024: hindu way of doing meditation and yoga is taking the islamic world by storm unfortunately. I wish the video drew a clear distinction between the two. Obviously, hindsight is 20/20. Maybe grab this opportunity and create another video on whether it is permissible to do hindu way of meditation in Islam. a) in exact way it is done in Hinduism b) some muslims mix hindu forms (posture, concentration, etc) with islamic content such as remembrance of Allah.
Some very intelligent ans open mindedned answers by the Sheikh!! Jazaka Allah khair
Iteqaf during Ramadan is also time for meditation.
No question that mediation was a daily ritual in my early life that has impacted the character I had today. Heard that their was some pagan influence to meditation (specifically western Yoga and how it connects to demons) it’s nice to see more people in Islam address perspectives coming from the Ummah
Not 5 Zoroastrian Namaz Rituals 2:177; but Meditation=Mindfulness of God is one of the Most Important Keys to final success hearafter. Be mindful about God in all conditions until sleep takes control over you. It never necessarily mean to move tongue all the times. When we are typing these comments, we are mindful. When at work, U can be mindful, when U are visiting big shopping plaza, U can be mindful. Meditation have different Methods and so different stages and different results too. One of the best and basic is: Watch your breath which was the method of also Man of God, Siddhartha Buddha, and Jesus/Isa too.
You can still see images even closing your eye. There must be a better explanation as to why meditation is better than ordinary prayers. Perhaps people pray with their mind and not their hearts.
Listen More than 5-6 thousand year ago meditation was mentioned in hinduism
As there is a yogi named shiva who come from himalyas and taught people to meditate but it is mentioned in many religion in different way this took time to realise thats why from 2016 may 21 is adopted by UN meditation day "world yoga day"
Isn't Shiva God in Hinduism?
Now they can’t escape so they will chant meditation in my religion, meditation in that religion. And for that these all. Their gut just can’t swallow the reality. Leave them don’t explain. Yog is all related to Santan Dharm and our Rishis Munis are great example!
You are so right
@@theholiday3836 yes shiva is a god you are true
Eccept islam everybody adopting spirits, includes shivaa..infront of quraan all are nothing..
I urge learned muslim friends to deeply examine Vipassana meditation which was taught by the Buddha himself. Im sure they will find that Vipassana is completely in tune with the teachings of Islam. If we meditate in the way that the Buddha taught, it will be greatly beneficial as the Buddha was a friend of beings 😊
Meditation mean awareness so holy Quran teach this
Meditation is not a part of Hinduism, Budhhism or any other religion, it is good practice that everyone should do.. It helps us in many ways
In my holy book like RAMAYAN n GEETA.. IT MENTION YOGA N MEDITATION THIUNSAND TIME..
YOGA N MEDITATION COME DIRECTLY FROM SHIVJI..
GO N WATCH ALL SHÏVÄ PIC
. ULL SEE HE IS IN YOGA POSE N DOING MEDITATION
Who me are u fooling
Meditation is not a part , it is the path.muhammed meditated for 22 years in mount Hira for enlightenment. both Christianity and Islam is hiding the path.few Muslim friends of mine even tell me that’s haram!what non sense.
@@mayan9714
Really bro....
@@sourekhamohabeer7702 yes it is mention in our Islam too... Even our Prophet used to do meditation.
Assalamu alaikum for all who are reading this words. I didnt know much about meditation before. But after sitting in one place peacefully, thinking the positivity and saying to myself motivational words made me relaxed. So then, I found this video, are this acts haram or not...But literally, by doing meditation I am not waiting for guidence from it, I dont want to make it as if my ibadah... Just calming myself and making my mood good with positive thoughts....
Could someone tell me please, is this kind of thing not allowed in our religion?
meditation karne se jab kuch aap ko achcha lagraha hai aur meditation karnese se aap ko aur dusron kuch bhi harm nahi ho raha hai tab to ye bohot achchi bath hai please continue your meditation.
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There are total 12 Chakras. 6 in our body and 6 out side. We r getting power thru a continuous vibration called Anhad Shabad. Muslims called it Bang e Asmani and Kalam e Ilahi
@Ola_Uber - learn about Rumi and Shams Tabrez
@Ola_Uber - Guru gave a Mantra to his Chela, Sharird. That can be Om, Waheguru or someone else. Read Sant Matt
@Ola_Uber- Guru gaves Mantra to Chela. Then who I m to discuss about this with u
MashaAllah...
Great massage ...
I am suffering from generalised anxiety disorder and social anxiety since 5:20 childhood. I am taking medicines but want to do mediation through Holy Quran. Can someone suggest me some ways to it.
I am really wondering about Ramadan and Prophet Mohammad PBUH meditating in a cave. It seems very important for me, to appproach Rammadan in this way. Like a meditation.
No only your prophet is allowed to meditating, thats why you a slave.
careful being spiritual doesnt necessarily lead you to the truth.
some of us are only fullfill self satisfaction which is another trap in intellectual
Can you elaborate on that pls?
@@rojgun6669 being spiritual can come from many ways.....it can get you focus, melancholic, philosophic but also increase your ego.
the true way of islam is being submissive to God and istiqomah on syariat.
not being high in transendent state like having drug....
I ponder over ALLAH I look at the moon and sun ALLAH holds them up HIS power takes my breath away
Can you do the breathing type meditation in Islam
The Bible has simular statements about meditation. Many Jewish and Christians have meditation traditions. Of course we know Buddhists and Hindus meditate. I was interested in the Islamic perspective. This was a good answer.
I am happy to hear that. I always thought the bible was against meditation or something because I never heard of Christians meditating.
Allah 📿🤲
Thank You! 🌺
that thing I want, wao good explanation
Meditation is not belonging with any religion.
It is for whole human been of the earth.
Any religious person do the mediation without leaving his religion.
That's a biggest things about meditation .
It's also called ana pan sati in pali literature.
Meditation teach us don't think about past because we can not live in past.
Meditation teach us don't imagine about future because we can not go in future for leaving.
Meditation teach us live in present time.
Because we just live in present.
There is no tense that we live there without present.
So enjoy every present moment in your life without harming anyone.
see the videos of PARAMHANSA YOGANANDA , if you want to know the true meaning of yoga or meditation.
Tell us whats the true
@@smoka8906 .
Truth can only be experienced 👍
You are so right
Meditation is a form from Hinduism. And it has been adopted by other religions. In Hinduism, meditation can be seen by a god whose name is 'Adiyogi', also called a 'Mahadev'. Mahadev means no god above him.
He didn't answer all the questions! Someone please help me
What’s your question
Anybody please answer my question:does meditation music is haram or halal??
Sk scholars
Is healing energy therapy and meditation the breathing exercises for OCD is permissible? My therapist convincing me to do I'm so afraid to do as its haram she told close eyes sit straight keep your hand on thighs isn't similar to Buddhist meditation? What's the purpose of Buddhist and Hinduism meditation?
Thank you so much.💜
Some meditations are calling the jhins like kundalini meditation to raise chakra you’ll see a sneak or even go crazy. Don’t access the world of jhin SubhannAllah
I advise against displaying that which might lead to sinful gazing
GO THROUGH THE EARTH IN TAQWA (GOD CONIOUNESS)
What is subliminal? Can we listen to it? -unwan
im pretty sure its haram as you put your trust in something other than your creator to change appearance,life etc
If you believe that it is working through the power of Allah and all Gods greatness then no but if you associate the subliminal in working because of the power of something else then it could be haram but I’m not sure on that
Assalam u alaikum in Quran chapter 17 v 111 say pray in salah neigther slow nor very loudly but we are performing zohar, asar, magrib 1rakaat and isha 2rakaat very very calm then how?
That is recommended for the night prayer or Witr only
People have desrted the Quran, that’s why
This is daughter and father chit chating btw
No way seriously?! That's awesome!! 😊
@@NZyoutube yeah..Dr ally is her father ...There's an "conspiracy theory" before from non Muslims apologists saying this and that (im not go deeper of what they saying) so to clear confusion Dr ally made video clarification
Mostly Subluminal Have Music & We avoid music during sleep too , That Is why I am Making Subluminal That are 100% safe Powerful and halal 🎁
How about rain subliminal?
@@eshalnsrr ARE YOU ASKING ABOUT THE CHANNEL ? MY CHANNEL HAS RAINDROP SUBLIMINALS BUT I USE A DIFFERENT SUBLIMINAL technique .
@@GratitudeSubliminal yeah I was asking if rain subs are haram
@@eshalnsrr no they are not haram
Dr. Shabir Ally, formally from Gale Street, Annandale North, East Coast Demerara, Guyana. South America?
That sounds about right!
Now what is meditation is Islam? Can someone explain. Like literally.
That was... that was the video.
Read my question again!! Don’t reply just to reply!
Idk why you’re mad, the video is literally titled “Meditation in Islam- Dr. Shabir Ally”
Praying, reciting names of ALLAH, reciting the Holy Book Quran. Concentrate on what you are reading . When we concentrate we understand and when we understand we perform better .
@@nuzhatumair3250 thank you
Meditation nor yoga is haram. Meditation is something you go trough spiritually so when doing so (fex what I do) is I continousely thank Allah swt. for the blessings I have, I am more calm with the thought that if I put my trust to Allah swt, everything will be fine. It's just a quiet moment between me, my thoughts and Allah.
Yoga is something for your body. It's is literally stretching? I mean in Islam, we also need to take care of our body!
From the moment you practice these things with Allah swt. in your mind, it will only make you stronger and it is only benificial for you tbh.
From the moment you start to practice something with the thought that there is some Divine Power besides Allah swt., you are then committing shirk. There is where you need to be careful.
Assalaam. I beg you to research the origin of yoga and meditation. Please don't do it until you learn completely about all of these things.
@tiafats s same to you😁😁😁😁.
I am from India. And it is Indian culture.
I been trying to meditate however my first few times I’ve had difficult breathing where I feel like I am suffocating and even a panicked attack coming on. Any advice?
dont try to control you breath,just Breath,let it be,and make sure you sit in good posture.
Do it under a guide. Sign up for a Vipassana course if you can
Do not control any bodily function. All that's needed is attention to them. If ur breath slows down ur too focused on ur breathing and ur mind slows it down. Try to focus on everything, thoughts, breathing, sounds, e.t.c. All meditation is a mindfulness to existence.
If your are trying to control your breath etc that means you have high anxiety so just let loose relax and let your body naturally meditate
At 1:40 the speaker mentions a form of meditation previously practiced by Arabs. Can someone give me the correct name? (thanmus? Hanmus?)
Tahannuth. to do deeds of kindness, perform acts of worship or leading a solitary life, act like a hanif; aesthetic practice that Quraysh observed in the month of Ramadan connected with Mount Hira.
@@Farooooos how can I Practice this Typ of meditation
@@Farooooos thanks for the informative response.
I don't know English well😐,please someone say is breathing meditation is halal in islam???
MEDITATION IN ISLAM ABOUT THE CREATIONS OF ALLAH ALMIGHTY ESPECIALY THE WORLD-NATURE,AND SKY,HEAVENS (AS ALLAH ALMIGHTY MENTIONED THIS KIND OF MEDITATION IN THE QURAN) NOWADAYS CAN BE VISUALY BY WATCHING VIDEOS OF NATURE AND ANIMALS,INSECTS ETC IN TH-cam AND WATCHING SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARIES OF NASA.
But what about meditation that people do in group saying silly things. Is that halal?
People should know the meaning of what they are saying before any conclusions. It will become apparent then if it is halal or not.
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Thanks muslim brothers . Chant OM during meditation and namaz. OM is name of god. Hari Om
It is muraqabah. Pagan meditation is different.
im just interested in the answer to the question "are Muslims allowed to show interest in these various crystals that we can see for example on TikTok .. in auras, in spirit, meditation, switching and so on these various things?" please answer if you know the truth, I need answer. THANKS!
Hi I’m not an Islamic scholar but I do know that showing interests in crystals, auras, etc are prohibited because it is not an Islamic thing. Many people who do these things are satanists , Buddhists etc who believe in multiple gods. These crystals people use on TikTok is to manifest thing etc which is haram because in Islam we don’t manifest we ask Allah and Allah only. I would advise to search and find scholars and sheiks who speak on this subject. May Allah bless you and grant you more Islamic knowledge. Amen 💕💕
@@saya1865 thank you Sara so much. u really helped me ☺️💓
Namaz IS meditation
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MEDITATION AND ZIKER AND GENERATEING UNIVERSAL LOVE FOR ALL LIVES WHILE CONTEMPLATING AND EMBODYING ALLAH'S NINITY NINE BEAUTIFUL NAMES AND ATTRIBUTES WILL HELP YOUR SPIRTUAL GROWTH DEVELOPMENT.
Assalamolykum, could you please tell us something about third eye ?
Is Astral Travel Is Real... Is It Exist In Our Islam?? Plz anyone else reply it is possible??
Is hallall to medicate yes or no??
Can we Astral travel in Islam ?
Yes we are encouraged to be spiritual and connect with Allah the almighty creator , but it can be dangerous if you are not careful so first maybe ask God to give Guidance and protection for your body while you travel
I have question:does listening to meditation music is haram?
Brother prophet muhammed himself meditated for 22 years in mount Hira for enlightenment. both Christianity and Islam is hiding the path.
Is tai chi permissible in islam?
sister deedee am afraid u have no idea what you are talking about....god has said salat is worship....you are saying that it isnt....think about that very carefully for a moment
لا إله إلا الله وموسى هو رسول الله
Mosses Brown I agree with you but muhammad is his final messenger.
محمد رسول الله
What about tai ch and chi gung? Is it a sin to do it...i heard its like a moving meditation.
So long as you understand that you're basically using your body's own processes as a self-healing massage, and not some kind of mystical chi ball thing.
@@AzraelCaptain Excellent answer! If you see it as just healthy exercise, then it's all good imo.
whAT DO THINK MUHAMMAD WAS DOING THE CAVE
Salam I like your video
Its not ally its ali
Maditation is totally came from sanatan dharma Hindu Jain Sikh budhist there is no single relation with abrahamic religion with mediation dhyan and yoga abhaysa so kindly don't try to match it at any level it's not truth you guys spreading it for Ur personal comfort nothing else ☮️💜☮️🙏🏻🕉️🚩
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Once you do meditation Hindu Muslim does not exists in mind.
is astral travel possible ? what does islam says about it ?
What about astral projection
the world of the unseen habibi. Coming from experience, i would stay away from it
@@7patuta5 i accidently do it
@@Zed-kc7cr That happened a lot to my friend, but i don't actually know what advice to give you other than to pray and to be careful with that.
If you ever get in there try to recite ayat al kursi in the case you don't feel secure
Yes what about it I was about to get Into it and chakras can anyone tell me more about them
Chakras in Islam are called lataifs
Subliminal ia halal in islam?
Yes, because it's a gift from Allah to be able to improve ourselves
Can someone tell me is astral travel acceptable as a Muslim
Yoga comes from Hinduism
Open your mind ,God is one he has given knowledge to first human Adam and in every human Light of Divine is present .dnt stuck on religion u belong focus on God
Meditation is not in Islam but muslim schoolars and other islamic people try to interprit that meditation is in Quran. Because to day science is improving and finding new practical applications.. So these things should be interprited as in the quran. Otherwise muslim youth will reject islam because of science.. So all people try to interprit meditation as in the quran using words called "reflect"/"memorize" like words.. That is a big funny thing for us as olympic meditators. Please do.. Like these jokes.. we like islam jokes very much..😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Doing zikr ....... or zikr that praises our GOD .......... is recommended.......after wadu or before prayers . or after you have........finished salah .
so keep praising our CREATOR .......... .
pondering over..... or thinking of GOD'S ......creation.......is remembering .....our LORD in hearts.
Muslims please do not ...... get mislead by the word meditation.......... and please do not copy ........what idol worshippers do !!! its a sin .
ISLAM is the best religion of this world..
the only true religion of one true GOD.
Pray salah ...... read Holy Quran ..... do zikr . ..... !
What Mohamed sallalahu wasalam did in cave?
Meditate
Before revelation
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Do jikir not meditation cuz its haram saitan can get control your body getting entered by meditation
Brother please don't say God say ALLAH. God is not the name of our supreme creator. PLEASE !
Brother it means the exact same thing but in another language , Allah is Arabic for God even Christian Arabs say Allah and God is the English word for Allah
Spiritual Meditation Is Not Part Of Islam But The Part Of Islam Is Prayer And Obey Allah And Obey His Messenger But Those People Who Don't Know About Islam They Say Spiritual Meditation Is The Part Of Islam And If You Want to Know Then Learn Quran And Hadith Because If You don't Know Quran And Hadith Then You Don't Know Islam And Sunnah Of The Prophet
Vipassana meditation it's perfect for islam.
why?
Dont say peace be upon him, say peace be upon me.
and who is him, and who am I ??? is it the same???
saying this is reciprocated by him also. while he prays for anything, thats sure to be accepted, because he is rasul, friend and also the best creation of Allah. so praying for him is a clever way to pray for self. by the way, thanks for the advice.
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Only Hinduism Boudhhiiam Jainism Sikhism is real root for spirituality and meditation.