Find below all the videos arranged sequence wise. This is the recording of complete bayan but if Maulana Tariq Jamil’s bayan start from middle of 3rd video onward. I’ve selected following 15 video version in which each video is nearly of 10 minutes. This way if one has slow internet or miss the bayan from any place than one don’t need to find it on a long video. These short 10 minutes video will help one to find the place from where he/she missed. May ALLAH bless us all. Ameen

The Imam then told his treasurer to fetch whatever remained of the three hundred thousand Dirhams he had put in his custody. The  treasurer brought fifty thousand Dirhams (the rest had already been spent on similar occasions), whereupon Imam Hassan (radiyallahu anhu) said, “I also rember giving you five hundred Dinars (gold pices “, and treasurer said  that he had them in his possession. The Imam told him to fetch the Dinars as well and then  asked the man to fetch some porter to carry this fortune to his house. When he bought two porters, Hassan (radiyallahu anhu) gave  him the entire fortune and, as he was leaving, the Imam took off his upper garments and gave it him, saying, “It is also my duty to pay the wages of the labourers for carrying the money to them as wages.” At this, the slaves of the Imam (radiyallahu anhu) said to him, “We have been left nothing to buy us our food: you have given away your entire fortune.” The Imam Said, “I have Perfect faith in the bounty of Allah ta’ala and I earnestly hope that He will grant me bounteous reward for this act of kindness.” (Ihya).

Just imagine! The Imam (Radiyallahu anhu) gave away such a large fortune, keeping back nothing with him and yet he felt sorry at the thought that he had not given the man his due.

From: Fazaail-e-Sadkqaat

Ibn Umar (R) narrates that the Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said:

‘Make a regular practice of the Miswaak, for verily, it is healthy for the mouth and it is a Pleasure for the Creator (i.e. Allah is pleased with the Muslim who uses the Miswaak)’.”

(BUKHARI)

It is clear from this Hadith that two types of benefits accrue from the use of the Miswaak. These could be categorised as follows:

(1) UKHRAWI or Benefits which relate to the Hereafter;

(2) DUNYAWI or Benefits which relate to this worldly life.

The Ukhrawi category comprises the various Sawaabs (Rewards) which the Servant of Allah will obtain in the Hereafter for using the Miswaak. The Dunyawi category comprises the immediate benefits or advantages accruing to the physical human body by the constant use of the Miswaak.

The prime motive of the true Believer in his use of the Miswaak is his desire to obtain the first category of Benefits, i.e. Ukhrawi, the obtainal of the second category being a necessary corollary. This is so, since the only factor which governs the motive and intention of the Believer in his Ibaadat (Worship) is the Pleasure of Allah, our Creator, Nourisher and Sustainer. Hadhrat Ali (R), the fourth Khalif of Islam said:

“Make the Miswaak (i.e. its use) incumbent upon you, and be constant in this practice because Allah’s Pleasure is in it and it increases the Reward of Salat from ninety-nine times to four hundred times.”

(BUKHARI)

Hadith:

Hadhrat Shah Waliullah (R) relates the following

“The Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said:

‘I was commanded to use the Miswaak to such an extent that I thought the Miswaak would be made obligatory’.”

(AHMAD and TIBRANI)

Ibn Abbas (R) narrates the following Hadith:

Although the use of the Miswaak was not made Fardh (compulsory) upon the Ummah, nevertheless its use was Fardh upon our Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam). This is borne out by the following Hadith:

“Aisha (R) narrates that Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam): said:

‘These (practices), viz., Miswaak, Witr Salaat and Tahajjud Salaat, are Sunnat for you and Fardh for me’.”

Hadhrat Abu Hurairah (R) narrates:

“The Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) would use the Miswaak (regularly) prior to sleeping and after rising from sleep.”

(MUNTAKHAB)

Imam Ghazali (R), in his Ihya-ul-Uloom, has enum, erated ten Aadaab (Respects or duties) of sleep. The very first of these being purity and the use of the Miswaak (before sleeping).

Shaikh Abu Hamid (R) has said likewise in his Kitaab known as RAUNAQ.

Hadhrat Ibn Umar (R) says that many a time Rasulullah used the Miswaak as much as four times in a single night. Hadhrat Aishah (R) narrates:

“Verily, the Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) would use the Miswaak before making Wudhu (ablutions) whenever he arose from sleep, whether it be during the night or during the day.”

(ABU DAWOOD)

Similar Ahadith have been narrated by Imam Ahmad (R) and Abu Yatlaa (R). Imam Ghazali (R] has mentioned in his Ihya-ul-Uloom that a person before sleeping at night should keep his water and Miswaak ready and close at hand. As soon as he wakes from sleep during the night he should immediately use the water and the Miswaak, and engage in the remembrance of Allah. Hadhrat Ibn Abbas (R) states:

“The Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam): would use the Miswaak at night time (i.e. Tahajjud time) after every two Rakaats Salaat he (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) performed.”

(IBN MAJAH)

MISWAAK UPON ENTERING HOME

“Shuraih (R) narrates that he asked Aisha (R): ‘What was the first thing Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) did upon entering the house?’

Aisha (R) replied: ‘Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) would use the Miswaak’.”(MUSLIM)

MISWAAK UPON LEAVING HOME

“Whenever Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) left the house he would use the Miswaak.”

(KASHFUL GHUMMAH)

MISWAAK BEFORE AND AFTER MEALS

“Abu Hurairah (R) said:

“I have used the Miswaak before sleeping, after rising, before eating and after eating, ever since I heard the Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) advising so’.”

(AHMAD)

MISWAAK BEFORE RECITING THE HOLY QUR’AAN

“Hadhrat Ali (R) said:

‘Verily, your mouths are the pathways of the Qur’aan (i.e. you recite with your mouth), therefore cleanse your mouth with the Miswaak thoroughly’.”

(IBN MAJAH)

“The use of the Miswaak has greater emphasis when one intends to perform Salaat, Wudhu and reciting the Qur’aan.”

(BUNAYAH)

MISWAAK ON FRIDAYS

“Ibn Sabaaq (R) narrates that Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said on one Friday:

‘O Gathering of Muslims, Allah has made this Day (Friday) a Day of Eid for Muslims, therefore, bathe (on this day), use perfume and regard the use of the Miswaak (on this day) as an obligation upon you’.”

(MUATTA IMAM MUHAMMAD)

‘Suhail Bin Hanief states that Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said that to bathe and use the Miswaak on Fridays are of the Hugooq (Rights or Duties) of Friday.”

MISWAAK DURING FASTING

“Aamir Bin Rabiyah (R) narrates:

‘I have seen Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) using the Miswaak many a time while fasting’.”

(IBN MAJAH)

In another Hadith our Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said that one of the best characteristics of a fasting person is his use of the Miswaak.

The majority of the Ulama have opined that it is Sunnat to use the Miswaak while fasting. It is recorded in Fataawa Siraajiah that a fasting person may use a dry or a moist (i.e. fresh, green) Miswaak.

It is recorded in many Ahadith that the Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) and his Sahaba were in the habit of having their Miswaaks on their persons while on a journey or during battles. In the Kitaab, Kashful Ghummah it is mentioned that during battle the Companions of Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) would store their Miswaaks in the scabbards of their swords for use at the time of Salaat.

Allamah Sha’rani (R) states in Kashful Ghummah that the Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said:

“Whoever spurns or rejects the Miswaak is not of us (Muslims).”

Hadhrat Ibn Mubarak (R) said:

“If the inhabitants of a city spurn and reject the use of the Miswaak, the Ruler should wage battle against them like he would wage war against the renegades or murtad-deen.”

(KHAANIYAH)

The revival of the practice of using the Miswaak instead of the various substitutes is of utmost importance to Muslims. In times such as the present age when we are confronted and surrounded by the satanic forces of irreligiosity, materialism, atheism, vice and immorality, it is of greater importance that Muslims strive most ardently to re-instate the practices or the Sunnah of our beloved Nabi it;. And, of these is the Miswaak. Substitutes, e.g. toothpowders, brushes, etc., should only be resorted to in the event of the non-availability of the Miswaak. To revive a “lost” or a forgotten Sunnah of our Nabi it:—a Sunnah which the followers of Islam have murdered—carries a great and mighty Thawaab (Reward). In this regard our Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said:

“He who holds on firmly to my Sunnah at a time when my Ummah are (grovelling) in corruption will receive a reward of a hundred martyrs.”

And, indeed the MISWAAK IS A GREAT SUNNAH.

THE SAHABAS (COMPANIONS) AND THE MISWAAK

The Sahabas (R) who were the best and the noblest examples and teachers of the Sunnah of our Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) viewed the Miswaak in a very serious light and regarded it as a practice of supreme holiness. Their constant use of the Miswaak, their continuous exhortations to use the Miswaak and their warnings to those who neglect the Miswaak are ample evidence of the nobility and the importance attached to this practice of using the Miswaak.

Ibn Abbas, Ali and Ataa (R) said:

Ataa (R) said:

“Regard the Miswaak as an obligation on you, and do not be neglectful of it. Be constant in using it, for verily, in it lies the Pleasure of Allah, The Merciful, and in it is greater reward for Salaat . . .”

Hassaan Bin Atiyyah (R) said:

“Miswaak is half of Imaan, and Wudhu is half of Imaan.”

(SHARHU IHYA-UL-ULOOM)

Abdul Aziz Abu Dawood (R) said:

“Two things of a Muslim are among the best of practices—

(1) Performing Tahajjud Salaat, and

(2) Constancy in the use of the Miswaak.”

THE ULAMA AND MISWAAK

Hadhrat Shaukani (R) said:

“Miswaak is one of the Laws of Shariah. And, this fact is as clear as daylight. This has been conceded by the peoples of the world.”

( NAILIL AUTAAR)

Hadhrat Sha’rani (R) said:

“A pledge has been taken from us on behalf of Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) that we be steadfast in the use of the Miswaak at the time of making Wudhu. Should any of us be forgetful then he should tie the Miswaak with a string and hang it around his neck or keep it in his turban (so that it will be at hand when making Wudhu). The general public has broken this pledge . . . It (constancy in the use of the Miswaak) is indicative of the strength of one’s Imaan and the degree of respect one has for the Laws of Allah and His Rasool (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam). The Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) emphasised the use of the Miswaak. And, Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) was not satisfied merely with issuing an order once, but repeatedly exhorted his followers (regarding its use).

Shaikh Muhammad (R) said:

“Verily, over a hundred Hadith have been narrated regarding the significance of the Miswaak. Therefore, it is a great astonishment to behold that so many among mankind as well as among the learned neglect such an important practice which has been emphasized to such an extent. This is a great loss.”

(SUBL)

AADAAB OR RESPECTS TO BE OBSERVED REGARDING THE MISWAAK

The majority of the Ulama hold the view that the use of the Miswaak is not Fardh (compulsory). Howeyer, despite it not being decreed Fardh by the Shariah, it is of utmost importance. It is likewise essential that all the Aadaab pertaining to the Miswaak be observed. Neglect of the Aadaab is a sign of spiritual indolence and weakness of Imaan. In order to achieve the Sawaub of a particular practice in full measure it is necessary that the Aadaab relating to the practice be observed. If neglect is shown towards the Aadanb, the final result will be the neglect of that very practice. In the Kituab, Ta’leemul Muta-allim the following is stated:

“He who becomes neglectful about the Aadaab is deprived of the Sunnats; and he who becomes neglectful of the Sunnats is deprived of the Faraa-idh (compulsory acts); and he who becomes neglectful of the Faraaidh is deprived of the Hereafter.”

(TA’LEEMUL MUTA-ALLIM)

Faqih Abu Laith Samarqandi (R) states:

“As long as the Servant of Allah safeguards the Aadaab Satan does not attempt to assault him (i.e. mislead him). However, when he neglects the Aadaab Satan makes advances into the Sunnats (i.e. misleads the Servant from the Sunnats). Thereafter follows Satan’s assault on the faraa-idh (compulsory duties). This is followed by Satan’s assault on Ikhlaas (sincerity), and finally on Yaqeen (Faith). Hence, it is necessary for a

person to protect the Aadaab of all his affairs and actions, e g. the Aadaab of selling and the Aadaab of Wudhu, Salaat, buying, etc.

(BUSTAANUL AARIFEEN)

TYPES OF MISWAAKS

It is permissible to take for a Miswaak all types of tree twigs provided these are not harmful or poisonous. It is forbidden to use a Miswaak from a poisonous tree. Miswaaks from the following trees are not permissible:

(1) Pomegranate

(2) Bamboo

(3) Raihaan

(4) Chambelie

Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) FORBADE THE USE OF Raihaan as Miswaak because it causes the sickness, Juz-zaam

The following are the types of Miswaak are recommended:

(1) Peelo tree

(2) Zaitoon or Olive tree

(3) Bitam or

(4) Any bitter tree

(5) Walnut tree

Miswaak of the Peelo Tree

“And, the best of Miswaaks is the Peelo, then the Olive.”

(KABIRI)

The best type of Miswaak is that which is taken from the Peelo tree. In the Kitaab, Ta-heelul Manaa-fi’ it is mentioned that the miswaak of the Peelo tree is excellent for obtaining the glow or glitter of the teeth.

Our Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) also praised and recommended the Peelo tree for Miswaak purposes. Besides recommending the Peelo tree, Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) as well as the Sahaabas (R) used Miswaaks of this tree. Ibn Sa’d (R) narrates that Abu Khabrah (R) said:

“Nabi (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) presented me with a Miswaak of the Peelo tree, and he (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said:

‘Use the Miswaak of the Peelo tree’.”

Ibn Masood (R) said:

“I always kept a stock of Peelo Miswaaks for Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam)”

In the Kitaab, Mawaahib, it is stated that the Companions of Imam Shafi (R) have recorded Concensus of Opinion among them on the fact that the use of the Peelo Miswaak is Mustahab (i.e. an Islamic practice which carries much Sawaab (Reward) if upheld, and in the event of not fulfilling it no punishment will be meted out).

Miswaak of the Olive Tree

Rasullulah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) has spoken highly of the Miswaak of this tree as well. The following Hadith brings out the significance of the Olive tree Miswaak:

“Use the Miswaak of the Olive tree. It is the Miswaak of a Mubarak (auspicious or gracious) tree. It purifies and makes wholesome the mouth. It removes the yellowishness of the teeth. It is my (i.e. Rasulullah’s (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam)) Miswaak and the Miswaak of the Ambiyaa (Prophets) who came before me.”

(MUNTAKHAB)

Miswaak of the Bitam Tree

In another Hadith it is stated that in the absence of the Peelo tree the Olive tree should be used, and in the absence of the Olive Miswaak, the Bitam tree Miswaak should be used.

(MUNTAKHAB)

Miswaak of some bitter tree

If none of the three abovementioned types of Miswaak is available, a Miswaak of any bitter tree should be used

(KUHASTANI)

” . . Thereafter it is Mustahab to use a Miswaak of a bitter tree because the Miswaak of a bitter tree removes odor of the mouth to a greater extent.”

(KABIRI)

In Alamgiri it is stated that the Miswaak of a bitter tree makes the mouth wholesome, strengthens the teeth and the gums.

Mlswask of the Walnut Tree

Mistwaak of the Walnut tree has been recommended in the Kitaab, Taise.

NIYYAT OR INTENTION OF USING THE MISWAAK

“Niyyat of using the Miswaak should be made prior to its use.”

(SHARE MINHAAJ)

The following duaa should also be recited at the time of using the Miswaak:

Recite this Prayer before using the Miswaak

Translation: “O Allah, Purify my mouth: Enlighten my heart: Purify my body; And make my body unlawful to the Fire.”

(BUNAYAH)

ADVANTAGES AND BENEFITS OF THE MISWAAK

(1) Eliminates bad odour and improves the sense of taste

Allamah Ibn Daqiq (R) says: “The wisdom underlying the use of the Miswaak after rising from sleep is that during sleep bad vapours rise from the stomach towards the mouth. This causes bad odour in the mouth as well as a change in the sense of taste. Use of the Miswaak eliminates the bad odor and rectifies the change which occurred in the taste.”

(NALE WA TA’LEEQ)

(2) Sharpens the Memory

Hadhrat Ali (R) said that “Miswaak sharpens the memory.

(3) Sharpens the Intelligence

“Four things increase the Intelligence—

(i) Shunning of nonsensical talks

(ii) Use of the Miswaak

(iii) Sitting in the company of the pious, and

(iv) Sitting in the company of the Ulama.”

(TIBBE NABAWI)

(4) Eliminates Slime

Hadhrat Ali (R) said that “Miswaak removes slime.”

(IHYA-UL-ULOOM)

(5) A Cure for Illness

Hadhrat Aisha (R) said that “Miswaak (its constant use) is a cure for all illness excepting Death.”

(REPORTED BY DAILAMI IN FIRDAUS)

(6) Miswaak creates fragrance in the mouth.

(7) Miswaak strengthens the gums.

(8) Miswaak prevents tooth decay.

(9) Miswaak prevents further increase of decay which has already set in the teeth.

(10) Miswaak is a cure for headaches.

(11) Miswaak assists in eliminating toothaches.

(12) Miswaak creates lustre (Noor) on the face of the one who continually uses it.

(13) Miswaak causes the teeth to glow.

(14) Miswaak removes the yellowishness of the teeth.

(15) Miswaak strengthens the eye-sight.

(16) Miswaak is beneficial for the health of the entire body.

(17) Miswaak assists in the process of Digestion.

(18) Miswaak is a cure for a certain mouth disease known as Qilaa’- This is stated in Hujjatul Baaleghah.

(19) Miswaak clears the voice. This is stated in TibbeNabawi.

(20) Miswaak facilitates the appetite (Tibbe Nabawi).

(21) Miswaak increases the eloquence of one’s speech.

Abu Hurairah (R) said that “Miswaak increases the eloquence of a person.” (AL-JAAMI’)

(22) Miswaak (i.e. its constant use) will be ~ factor to ease the pangs of Death. The continuous use of the Miswaak makes it easy for the Rooh (Soul) to depart from the body when its appointed time arrives. (SHARHUS SUDOOR)

(23) Miswaak increases the Thawaab (reward) of Salaat (prayer) from seventy times to four hundred times. (HADITH)

(24) Miswaak is a factor which will earn higher ranks in Jannat for the one who uses it

(25) The Angels sing the praises of the one who uses the Miswaak.

(26) Use of the Miswaak displeases Shaitaan.

(27) Use of the Miswaak graces one with the companionship of the Angels.

(28) And, the greatest benefit of using the Miswaak is the attainment of Allah Ta’ala’s Pleasure.

I’ve come to know about Molana Tariq Jameel’s bayan today in Narrowal after Maghrib prayer which will be held in Narrowal Markaz most probably. Those who wish to listen him can go there. May ALLAH be happy with us

Arabic course to understand Quran is started again in Quran Academy, 36-K, Model Town Lahore. This course is basically designed for those people who are doing jobs or busy in their businesses in day time. That’s how course timings are from Magrib prayer to Isha prayer. This course will deal with basic Arabic grammar and rules to read Quran right (correct Koran recitation). Read above leaflet or find below complete detail of this course.

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Course Duration: 4 Months

Course Requirement: Module-I clear (Only if you wish to get admission in Module-II)

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This way one can study Dars-e-Nizami in just 4 years with Daura-e-Hadith. In Lahore Jamia Ashrafia is giving this course. Admissions opens once in a year, which is right after Eid-ul-Fitar. There ain’t any fee and those who wish to live in hostel can also get a room for free. Plus there ain’t any charges of food which is given to you twice a day. So many facilities for people so they could just read and know about Islam. An institute is getting no money from you and providing you one of the best teachers of world. Yes! Jamia Ashrafia is world wide famous institute which has quality teachers.

After Maghrib and Isha prayer tomorrow (22nd May, 2010) there is a program by Quran Academy. Read out details from above