In the Name of Allah, Most Merciful and Compassionate

A reminder

Giving Iftar to a Fasting man

Giving Iftar to a fasting man is an act of great merit.

Zaib ibn Khalik Jehmi has related that our Prophet upon whom be peace has sad, “He who gives iftar to another fasting person shall earn reward equivalent to a fasting man without detracting from the reward of the latter.” (Nisai and Tirmidhi)

Salrnan Farsi has related that our eternally blessed Prophet has said that, “If one breaks the fast of another, this act shall be a source of pardon of his sins and release of his neck from hellfire, and he shall earn the merit of the fast of the fasting man, but the reward of the fasting man shall not be reduced”. The companion, upon hearing this submitted: “Some of us do not have enough to break the fast of another”. Thereupon our Prophet said “Allah shall give this reward even to those who give a date or water or a mouthful of milk to a fasting man.” (Sahih ibn Hazimah)

September 16th, 2007

Updated prayer times for the prayer rom

Week: 37
Fajr Dhour Asr Magrib Isha
- 14:05 17:05 See a prayer calendar 21:30

These timings will remain until Ramazan and salat-ul-Tarawih will begin

Continue Reading September 11th, 2007

MSAT 2007/2008

Due to summer holidays, activities in our prayer room is slightly low.

Continue Reading July 3rd, 2007

Dr. Mohammad J. Al- Yamany’s visit to Trondheim

Dr. Mohammad J. Al-Yyamany’s visit to Trondheim

Continue Reading May 2nd, 2007

Updated prayer times for the prayer rom

Week: 18
Fajr Dhour Asr Magrib Isha
- 14:05 17:45 21:55 23:25

Continue Reading April 30th, 2007

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