Surah At Takasur is the 102 chapter of the Holy Quran. The meaning of the title is “The Rivalry In World Increase”. It was revealed in Mecca. It has 8 verses and 1 ruku. Surah At Takasur is located in juz’30. This surah is about the greed for money in humans, it has fear of the hellfire that the world is not real and the human think that The minimum form of reciting out loud is when he can hear himself and those who are close to him can hear him, and the maximum is limitless. End quote. In Sharh al-Mudawwanah it adds: Whoever recites in his heart whilst praying is like one who does not recite at all. Hence it is permissible for one who is junub to recite in his heart. Benefits of invoking (Ya Allahu) Ya Wahidu frequently. Firm belief in Tawhid and patience. Will be bestowed with a righteous son. Immunity from fear of being alone. Strengthen heart against delusions. Manifestation of divine knowledge ( Marifah) in dream. References. 1. Ism-e-Azam by Alama Alam Faqri (p37) ⬇️. One of the mastery benefits of the Quran with Tafseer is its potential to build an individual reflection. It also encourages us to know our personal innerness. It prompts individuals to ponder the Quranic verses in relation to their own lives and circumstances. This introspection fosters personal growth and self-improvement. In Qadah we recite At-tahiyyat, Allah-umma salli, Allah-umma Barik and Rabbana. Then we turn for 'Salaam' first to our right sides by saying "As Salaam-u alaikum wa rahmatullah" After that we turn to the left side saying "As Salaam-u alaikum wa rahmatullah" again. Thus we have finished performing the four rakats fardh of the Salat al-zuhr. Recite “Allahu Akbar” once for each of the last 33 beads. As the final stage of Dhikr, say or think “Allahu Akbar” each time your thumb passes over a bead, for a total of 33 times. [5] X Research source “Allahu Akbar” means “Allah is the greatest” and is one of the most common phrases in all forms of Islamic prayer. Say Allahu Akbar. Prostrate again. This prostrations is just like the first one. Say Allahu Akbar when moving in and out of this position. Stand back up into the fourth, and final, raka’at. This one is just like the third one: recite only Surah Al Fatiha. Go into Ruk’u. Say Allahu Akbar. In Qadah we recite At-tahiyyat, Allah-umma salli, Allah-umma Barik and Rabbana. Then we turn for 'Salaam' first to our right sides by saying "As Salaam-u alaikum wa rahmatullah" After that we turn to the left side saying "As Salaam-u alaikum wa rahmatullah" again. Thus we have finished performing the four rakats fardh of the Salat Al-Isha. Saying “Samee Allahu Liman Hamidah Rabbana Lakal Hamdh” gets up from ruku to qiyam position. Now read the tasbih ten times. Go to Sajdah saying Takbeer (Allah Hoo Akbar), and after reciting “Subhaana Rabbiyal A’la” a minimum of three times, read the tasbih ten times in Sajdah. Concerned and beloved ones should recite Qur’an or perform any act of virtue, i.e. give charity, etc. with sincerity and gift it to the deceased. That is closer to the Sunnah and more beneficial to the deceased than performing an act of Bid’at which is of no benefit to the deceased, thus, defeating the actual purpose. d4tK.