Periodic Occasions

A brief article translated into Thai shows the virtues of Dhul Hijjah month such as its first ten days, Arafah day, slaughter day, Tashriq days, according to Quranic, Sunnad proofs, and scholars' opinions.

An article translated into Uyghur explains the meaning of the blessed Eid al-Adha. It stresses that it is not customary but an Islamic festival, based on proofs from the Quran and Sunnah.

An article in German explains some points about the virtues of the first ten days of Dhul Hijjah. It is a motivation for us when knowing that Allah swore by them and his messenger urged us to abundantly worship Allah during these days, for they are the best days ever.

Rulings and Manners of Sacrifice

An article in Bengal confirms that the most beloved days of worship to Allah are the first ten days of Dhul-Hijja month, as mentioned by the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him). We have to take advantage of these days with righteous deeds: remembering Allah, fasting, repentance, and avoiding sins. This article contains the virtues and the recommended acts performed on these days.

An article in Malayalam shows the virtue of the ten first days of Dhul-Hijjah month, the rulings of the sacrifice, and the blessed Eid al-Adha in the light of the Quran and Sunnah

An article in Uyghur confirms the legitimacy of Eid prayer, and how to perform it according to the Hanafi school and the other schools and the proofs that support each opinion.

An article in Uyghur shows the deeds we should/not do in the festival of Adha.

An article in Thai confirms that slaughtering a sacrifice on the Eid is an Islamic rite and recommended act on those being financially able to do it. This article shows in detail the conditions and rulings of slaughtering a sacrifice according to the Quran and Sunnah proofs.

An article translated into Uyghur shows the virtue of the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah month. It is really a blessing from Allah, the Almighty, that he granted us seasons to get multiple rewards of the acts of worship. As a result, they compete to be closer to Allah. The Prophet confirmed they are the best days ever. Moreover, Allah swore by these days, which refers to their honor since Allah, the Great, does not swear except by a great thing.

An article in Uyghur talks about the sacrifice in eid through the following points: Legislation and reasons. It also mentions the lessons we may learn from this act of worship as sincerity, strengthening and steadfastness in belief, obeying our parents as Allah ordered, and patience when being afflicted along with other issues in the light of the Qur’an and the prophetic Sunnah.

An article translated into Telugu shows how blessed is the night of decree whose reward is really big and double which we should not miss.

This is an n article shows virtues, wisdom of Ashura day fasting along with some invalid innovations performed on it.

This is an article contains the virtues and deeds of early tenth days of Dhu al-Hijjah.

This article in French shows that fasting the six days after Ramadan is an evidence on the fasting person's thanks to his Lord almighty for His easiness of fasting Ramadan, increase in goodness. It is also a sign of loving the righteous deeds and a desire to continue in this righteous path.

Ten ways for persistence on the righteous deeds after Ramadan, and useful tips to keep steadfast on the good deeds after Ramadan.

This article presents some benefits of fasting the six days of Shawwal and some rulings related to that, compared to the evidences from the authentic hadiths.

There is no doubt that a Muslim is required to keep performing good deeds and purifying his soul. Therefore, acts of worship and good deeds were ordained. The more good deeds a servant performs, the more his soul will be purified and vice versa. Thus, those performing good deeds are pure-hearted and righteous while those committing sins are hard-hearted and corrupted. Fasting is one of the acts of worship that purifies and cures the heart of its diseases. The month of Ramadan is a season for reckoning one's deeds. Its days are purification for the heart. Hence, a fasting one comes out of Ramadan with a new heart and state. Fasting the six days of Shawwal is one of the valuable opportunities as a fasting one performs another good deed after fasting Ramadan. This article explains some virtues of fasting the six days of Shawwal.

This article explains the ruling of Islamic law concerning combining the intentions matter such as combining the intention of fasting the Six Days of Shawwal with the intention of making up the missed fast-days of Ramadan.

Statement of the correct attitude towards the Muslim celebration of Muhammad’s birth.