Salawat in the Quran and Hadith
Salawat in the Quran and Hadith
Author: Dr. Mohammad Ali Shomali
Published by Risalat International Institute
This book comes in five chapters.
The first chapter of this volume studies the notion of remembrance (dhikr) in Islam and lays the foundations for exploring the meaning, functions and outcomes of salawat.
The second chapter studies the notion of salawat in the light of Qur’anic verses. Different meanings of ṣalāt and its plural, ṣalawāt, are distinguished. The relation between salawat and divine salutations and blessings are discussed. It is also explained who are expected to receive salutations from Allah (swt) and His messenger along with a discussion about the benefits of sending salwat on the Prophet (s).
The third chapter attempts to unpack the meaning of salwat. In addition to being a powerful and effective invocation, salawat is also a kind of greeting and prayer for and by the Prophet (s).
The fourth chapter studies the significance of salawat in the light of Islamic narrations. Based on hadith, salawat brings light and forgiveness, helps with acceptance of supplications and removes hypocrisy from one’s heart. The fifth and final chapter asserts some methods and manners of sending salwat.
Pages: 78
Isbn no 978 1 915599 00 1
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Salawat in the Quran and Hadith
Author: Dr. Mohammad Ali Shomali
Published by Risalat International Institute
This book comes in five chapters.
The first chapter of this volume studies the notion of remembrance (dhikr) in Islam and lays the foundations for exploring the meaning, functions and outcomes of salawat.
The second chapter studies the notion of salawat in the light of Qur’anic verses. Different meanings of ṣalāt and its plural, ṣalawāt, are distinguished. The relation between salawat and divine salutations and blessings are discussed. It is also explained who are expected to receive salutations from Allah (swt) and His messenger along with a discussion about the benefits of sending salwat on the Prophet (s).
The third chapter attempts to unpack the meaning of salwat. In addition to being a powerful and effective invocation, salawat is also a kind of greeting and prayer for and by the Prophet (s).
The fourth chapter studies the significance of salawat in the light of Islamic narrations. Based on hadith, salawat brings light and forgiveness, helps with acceptance of supplications and removes hypocrisy from one’s heart. The fifth and final chapter asserts some methods and manners of sending salwat.
Pages: 78
Isbn no 978 1 915599 00 1
