Tonight we will realize the Regaip Kandili. It is recommended to spend the Regaib Night with worship, to pray, to read the Quran, to pray, to repent and seek forgiveness. It is very rewarding to fast on Thursday and revive its night. Fasting in the month of Rajab is virtuous. What would our Prophet, who wanted to spend this special and meaningful night with worship, do at Regaip Kandili? What is the Regaip Kandili prayer of our Prophet? seeks an answer. Here are all the details about the Regaip Kandili worship…
WHAT DID OUR PROPHET LORD DO IN REGAIP KANDILI?
According to hadith and sirah experts; Our Prophet used to fast on the day of Regaip Kandili and pray by performing voluntary prayers at night. In addition, some experts are among the narrations that our Prophet performed 12 rak’ats of voluntary prayers, especially for this night.
In general, our Master the Prophet used to repent often in every worship, except for one night, and recite the Qur’an and meditate abundantly. In addition, he used to get up and pray every night, with the exception of oil lamp nights.
THE PRAYER AND READING OF OUR PROPHET REGAIP CANDILI!
Our beloved Prophet (pbuh) prayed a lot, performed prayers, fasted, did all kinds of good deeds, and took care to give alms in the month of Rajab, which was the Night of Regaib. The prayer recited by our Prophet during the Regaip Kandil is as follows: “O Allah, make the months of Rajab and Sha’ban blessed for us and bring us to the month of Ramadan”.
WHAT IS THE VICTIM OF REGAİB NIGHT?
Praying on Regâib nights, repenting and asking forgiveness, spending this night with various worships are generally accepted among scholars.
The Messenger of Allah suggested the following prayer to his ummah:
“O our God! Bless Receb and Shabân, make Ramadan concordant / deliver it.”(Taberânî, Evsat, IV, 189; Beyhakî, Şuab, V, 348. Crş. Ahmed, I, 259)
The Three Months are the months when we will feel the hope that our prayers and repentance will be accepted more. It is very important to spend the Three Months, which start with the month of Rajab, continue with Shaban and end with the month of Ramadan, with prayers and worship.
It is reported that the prayers were accepted in five nights:
“There are five nights in which prayers cannot be reversed. The first night of Rajab, the night in the middle of Shaban, Friday night, Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha nights.” (Abdurrezzak, Musannef, IV, 317; Beyhaki, Şuabül-İman, V, 287-288) For this reason, Muslims have always revived these nights.