Transliteration:( Wallazeena yabeetoona li Rabbihim sujjadanw wa qiyaamaa )
114 From this emerge several issues:
1. That Salatul Tahajjud is an excellent prayer.Â
2 That Qiyaam and Sajdah in Salaah are its lofty essentials.Â
3. A little worship in Tahajjud gains the reward of the worship of the entire night.
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(25:64) who spend the night prostrating themselves before their Lord and standing;[81]
81. That is, they neither spend their nights in fun and merry making nor in gossips and telling tales, nor in doing wicked deeds, for these are the ways of the ignorant people. The true servants of Allah pass their nights in worshipping and remembering Him as much as they can. This characteristic of theirs has been brought out clearly at several places in the Quran, thus: Their backs forsake their beds and they invoke their Lord in fear and in hope. (Surah As-Sajdah, Ayat 16). These people (of Paradise) slept but little at night, and prayed for their forgiveness in the hours of the morning. (Surah Az-Zariyat, Ayat 17-18). And: Can the end of the one, who is obedient to Allah, prostrates himself and stands before Him during the hours of the night, fears the Hereafter and places his hope in the mercy of his Lord, be like that of a mushrik. (Surah Az-Zumar, Ayat 9).
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