The Eternal Benefits of Salawat

Our beloved Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was the greatest human being to have lived. He loved his ummah so dearly that he put his own life on the line and sacrificed for us immensely to convey the message of Islam, even before our existence. As a believer, it is crucial that we keep his presence alive and beating within our hearts. We are eternally indebted to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), for he is the one who lit the flame of faith in our hearts.

One of the best ways we can show our love and thanks to him (pbuh) is by sending salutations and blessings upon him.

Join Islamic Help and spend the evening with Dr Hafiz Ather Hussain to gain a deeper understanding of the benefits of salawat and how to stay connected to our beloved Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).

What is salawat? How do we send salawat upon him? How does salawat benefit us? What is the importance of salawat? Dr Hafiz Ather will inshallah explain these points and much more.

A brief outline of topics covered:

Introduction - What is salawat?
The importance of salawat
How does salawat benefit us?
A means of our forgiveness
Closeness to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
Ease of provision
The key to his intercession
The means by which our prayers get answered
How to send salawat to the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)

The Teacher – Dr Hafiz Ather Hussain al-Azhari

Dr Hafiz Ather Hussain is an Imam, published author and researcher. He began his Islamic education by completing the memorisation of the Holy Qur’ān at the age of thirteen. Between 1996 and 1999, Dr Ather studied at al-Azhar University in Cairo, the oldest seat of Islamic learning in the world. He specialised in Hadīth Studies and graduated in BA Principles of Theology in 1999. Upon returning to England, he joined the University of Birmingham to study BA in Political Science, and he graduated with First Class Honours in 2003. In 2006, he completed his MPhil in Theology on the al-Jāmī of al-Khatīb al-Baghdādī and in 2012, he completed his PhD in Theology (on the Nuzha of Ibn Hajar al-Asqalānī), all at the same university.

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The Eternal Benefits of Salawat - Friday 23rd Dec
Shukr - A Path To Loving Allah - Saturday 24th Dec
Dhikr - Polishing The Heart - Sunday 25th Dec
Istikhara - An Essential Guide - Friday 30th Dec
The Formula For Du'a - Saturday 31st Dec
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