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100 Sunnah Acts.
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100 Sunnah Acts.
As-Salaam alaikum,
  As you are aware, the Sunnah refers to the commands, prohibitions, sayings, actions and tacit approvals of the the Prophet Muhammad, Sallallahu alaihi Wasallam.  The whole of the Sunnah falls under the Command of Allah, Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala, in His Book:--

       "Whatsoever the Messenger gives you [then] take it and
        Whatsoever he prohibits you from, [then] refrain from it.''  (al-Hashar- 59:7)

 In this regards, find attached herewith a copy of 100 Sunnah Acts of the Noble Prophet for your perusal and putting same into action in our/your everyday life accordingly.
Best Wishes.


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Jazak Allahu Khayran for sharing this beneficial resource.
I had a look at the table of contents, and it appears to be a practical collection of 100 Sunnah acts that can be incorporated into our daily lives, rather than just theoretical knowledge.
The booklet covers a wide range of topics, including:
  • Sleep: Sunnahs before sleeping and upon waking.
  • Ablution & Prayer: Wudoo', Adhan, Siwaak, the mosque, voluntary prayers, Jumu'ah, Eid, and funeral prayers.
  • Fasting: Suhoor, breaking the fast, Ramadan, Shawwal, Arafah, and Ashura.
  • Travelling: Etiquette and supplications during journeys.
  • Clothing & Eating: Dress, footwear, food manners, drinking, and Zamzam.
  • Remembrance & Supplications: Daily adhkaar and du'aa for many situations.
  • General Sunnahs: Seeking knowledge, visiting the sick, smiling, helping one's family, caring for orphans, charity, good manners, and many other Prophetic practices.
It looks like an excellent checklist for anyone who wants to revive the Sunnah in everyday life. May Allah reward everyone involved in compiling and sharing it.
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