Analyse de l'Emotional Nasheed « Ek Din Marna Bhi Hai » et Traditions de l'Eid-ul-Fitr

Presenting a new Emotional Nasheed “EK DIN MARNA BHI HAI” in Urdu language with English & Urdu Subtitles, which is written by “AZLAN UR REHMAN” and recited by “MAULANA SAEED UR REHMAN NAQSHBANDI” with his beautiful voice. Ce morceau rappelle un message fondamental : “From the slumber of negligence, one day you shall depart; O Muslim, now brace yourself, for one day you shall depart.”

Détails techniques du Nasheed 2024

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Les paroles soulignent la brièveté de la vie : “Light of four days, then a dark night, Today is the opportunity, change yourself, for one day you shall depart.” Il est conseillé de s'imprégner de ce message : “Be mindful of the impending time, Azlan. Evade every calamity today, for one day you shall depart.”

La célébration de l’Eid-ul-Fitr

Le “Eid-ul-Fitr” (aussi appelé ‘Eid-e-swagheer) est le grand jour de fête qui marque la fin du mois de Ramadwaan. Il est célébré le 1er jour du mois de Shawwaal (10ème mois du calendrier islamique). Le mot arabe “eed” signifie satisfaction, joie et festivity. Allah ta’ala founded a day of festival especially for the fasters (rozadaars) in order to reward them for their efforts of sacrifice and ‘ibaadats during the whole blessed month of Ramadwaan.

Pour ce jour de fête, on recommended de prendre un “ghussal” spécial ‘Eid-ul-Fitr (grand bain), d’accomplir le namaz Fajar en jama’at (congrégation), de manger un nombre impair de dattes, de porter des vêtements propres (neufs si possible) et de se parfumer avec de l’attar (parfum sans alcool). Go with prior “wazou” (l’ablution) et don’t miss the khutbah (sermon) just as for the namaz Jummah, since the namaz only is not valid (unbeneficial) without its khutbah.

Les obligations et les Noms de l'Eid

The Sadqa-é-Fitr (FITRA) must be given before the namaz of Eid-ul-Fitr at a rate of one share per person of your family, alive at dawn of the day of ‘Eid-ul-Fitr. Il est important de seize the opportunity to give alms and make charity on this festival day while thinking of the poor and needy ones.

La tradition attribue plusieurs noms spirituels à ce jour :

• Yaum-ur-Rahmah : The Day of mercy. The name is so because on this day Allah’s mercy is sent down upon human being.
• Yaum-ul-Amn : the Day of Peace. This is the day when the Muslim Ummah unite and make peace with each other.
• Yaum-Ut-Takhleed : The Day of creation of Paradise.
• Yaum-Ul-Intokhab : The Day of Decision for Revelation.
• Yaum-Ul-Maghfirah : The Day of Forgiveness.

En conclusion de ces pratiques, n'oubliez pas : “Don’t forget that we shall all be brought together on the last day of judgement (al-Qiyaamah)!”