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These last 10 days of Ramadan have arrived and people have started to get even more busy. One is that the month is nearly on completion and Eid ul Fitr is around the corner, so people are preparing for the upcoming holidays. This year the State of Kuwait has declared 9 days holiday for the government sector starting from 25/07/2014 up to 02/08/2014.
Secondly (This being the main event), the importance of the last 10 days of Ramadan is that these 10 nights are considered sacred as one indulges in the night prayers / Qiyaam al Layl / Tahajjud that amplify ones deeds to an exponential level. (In Islam, 10 last nights of Ramadan are considered sacred and 10 first days of Zul Hijjah are considered sacred - Sacred meaning people should spend more time in praying to Allah SWT).
People have to understand one thing, in Islam the Lunar Calendar day starts after sunset. Example, people finished their 19th Ramadan fast by opening their fast at sunset. Then the Islamic Calender date changes to 20 Ramadan. Qiyam ul Layl or the Night prayers commence from 20th Ramadan till the end of the month. On these nights people gather at the Masjid to offer prayers. Even out of these 10 days people give more importance to Odd nights - but it is highly recommended to offer prayers during last 10 nights. People try to catch one of those nights which is called the 'Night of Decree' / Laylatul Qadr. In the Glorious Quran, Laylatul Qadr is mentioned as being better than a 1000 months. So one should definitely try praying on this night. We definitely know that one of the last 10 nights of Ramadan is Laylatul Qadr. Some scholars suggest the odd nights of the last 10 nights of Ramadan and some even consider the 27th night being the Night of Decree.
Photo Courtesy to "The Islamic Ummah" |
The following is the schedule for some of the Masjids where the Qiyaam al-Layl will take place.
Arabic Schedule for Qiyaam al-Layl at Masjid Al Kabeer, Kuwait. Photo Courtesy to Kuwait Upto Date. |
Detail List for Night Prayers / Qiyaam Al-Layl
for the month of Ramadan at Masjid Al Kabeer for 1435 / 2014
Nights
|
Days
|
Qari
from Rakah
One
to Four
|
Qari
from Rakah
Five
to Eight
|
Thoughts
|
Night
20 Ramadan
|
Thursday
17/7/2014
|
Fahd
Al Mutairi
|
Ahmad
Al Nafees
|
Dr.
Essa Al Zafiri
|
Night
21 Ramadan
|
Friday
18/7/2014
|
Fahd
Al Kandiri
|
Majed
Al Anzi
|
Dr.
Khalid Al Otaibi
|
Night
22 Ramadan
|
Saturday
19/7/2014
|
Fahd
Al Mutairi
|
Fahd
Al Kandiri
|
Sheikh
Jasem Al Einati
|
Night
23 Ramadan
|
Sunday
20/7/2014
|
Majed
Al Anzi
|
Mishari
Al Afasy
|
Dr.
Rashed Al Alemi
|
Night
24 Ramadan
|
Monday
21/7/2014
|
Ahmad
Al Nafees
|
Fahd
Al Kandiri
|
Dr.
Adil Al Mutairat
|
Night
25 Ramadan
|
Tuesday
22/7/2014
|
Mishari
Al Afasy
|
Majed
Al Anzi
|
Sheikh
Bader Al Hajraf
|
Night
26 Ramadan
|
Wednesday
23/7/2014
|
Majed
Al Anzi
|
Mishari
Al Afasy
|
Dr.
Rashed Al Alemi
|
Night
27 Ramadan
|
Thursday
24/7/2014
|
Fahd
Al Kandiri
|
Mishari
Al Afasy
|
Sheikh
Ahmad Al Qatan
|
Night
28 Ramadan
|
Friday
25/7/2014
|
Ahmad
Al Nafees
|
Majed
Al Anzi
|
Sheikh
Abdul Hameed Al Bilali
|
Night
29 Ramadan
|
Saturday
26/7/2014
|
Mishari
Al Afasy
|
Fahd
Al Kandiri
|
Sheikh
Mohd Al Osaimi
|
Night
30 Ramadan
|
Sunday
27/7/2014
|
Ahmad
Al Nafees
|
Fahd
Al Mutairi
|
Sheikh
Abdul Hameed Al Bilali
|
Start of Qiyaam Al Layl at Masjid Al Kabeer at
12 midnight.
Masjid Al Kabeer is the biggest masjid in Kuwait. The Qiyaam Al-Layl prayers begin at 12 midnight.(CLICK HERE to see last years post of the look of the Masjid and information).
WILL KEEP UPDATING WITH MORE INFORMATION.
CLICK HERE to see the post about the Masjids prepared for Ramadan.
CLICK HERE to see the post about the 'Start of Ramadan 2014'.
CLICK HERE to see the post about the 'Start of Ramadan 2014'.
CLICK HERE to see the post about Last year's Ramadan 2013 working hours.
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