The Tahajjud Prayer: Virtues and Technicalities
About this ebook
Drawing from the Qur’an, Hadith, and the luminous example of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, this work guides you through:
• The history and timeless significance of Tahajjud.
• The spiritual and worldly virtues unlocked by rising at night.
• The burning passion of the Sahabah (ضي الله عنهم) and the pious predecessors (رحمه الله) ) for this act of worship.
• Clear technical details: timing, raka‘at, Witr, and what to do when missed.
• The inner states of khushu‘ (concentration) and khudhu‘ (humble devotion).
• The psychological and physiological benefits of this sacred practice.
Accessible yet profound, practical yet inspiring, this book is both a manual and a source of motivation. Whether you are taking your first steps into Tahajjud or seeking to perfect a lifelong habit, this guide will illuminate your nights and transform your days.
About the author
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Embark on a humble journey with Abu Khadijah Damansari, a servant of Allah devoted to uncovering the simple beauty of Islam. With a heart dedicated to sharing the wisdom of esteemed Islamic scholars, his mission is to make their teachings accessible to all, weaving them into lessons that touch both heart and soul.
With humility, he endeavours to bring to life the profound insights drawn from the Qur’an, the Hadith of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, the noble Companions (رضي الله عنهم), and the timeless guidance of our revered scholars and pious predecessors (رحمهم الله).
Through the writings of Abu Khadijah Damansari, the aim is not to dazzle with words but to remind hearts of what has always been close: the eternal guidance of Islam. His work aspires only to serve as a bridge—carrying classical wisdom into the present moment—so that readers may find clarity, comfort, and connection in their own journey of faith.
With a simple pen and sincere intention, he hopes to show that Islam is not distant or complex, but a way of life at once profound and practical. Any benefit that reaches the reader is solely from Allah’s mercy; any shortcomings are his own. May these words, in some small way, be a means of khayr for the Ummah, and may Allah ﷻ accept them as an offering of service.
