BACAAN BILAL SHOLAT TARAWIH UNTUK 11 RAKAAT

Summary

This transcript provides a detailed guide on the recitations and practices involved in performing an 11-rakat Tarawih prayer, with specific focus on the prayers and praises recited by the Bilal. The process includes various forms of Tasbih, Salawat, and Quranic verses, interspersed with references to the Rightly Guided Caliphs. After each set of two rakaats, the Bilal offers specific prayers, praises, and supplications, concluding with a Witr prayer and final blessings. The recitations aim to enhance the spiritual experience of Tarawih prayer during Ramadan.

Takeaways

• 😀 Bilal's recitation before starting the Tarawih prayer includes praises to Allah and affirmations of His greatness.
• 😀 Three Salawat are recited at the beginning, focusing on blessings for Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
• 😀 After each pair of Rakats, Bilal recites phrases of gratitude, invoking Allah's mercy and majesty.
• 😀 Specific companions of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), like Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali, are honored with recitations in between Tarawih prayers.
• 😀 Bilal repeats specific Quranic verses and prayers such as 'Subhanallah,' 'Lailahaillallah,' and 'Allahu Akbar' throughout the prayer.
• 😀 Salawat for the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) are recited multiple times, emphasizing the significance of sending blessings upon him.
• 😀 Bilal recites supplications seeking Allah's forgiveness and mercy, asking for protection from the Hellfire and guidance towards Paradise.
• 😀 The script includes key Quranic verses such as the verse about the month of Ramadan and the Qur'an's revelation, stressing the spiritual significance of the month.
• 😀 After completing the 11 Rakats, Bilal continues with additional prayers for forgiveness and requests Allah’s pardon and mercy.
• 😀 The session concludes with an invocation for Allah's forgiveness and a closing testimony of faith, reaffirming the belief in the oneness of Allah and seeking protection from Hellfire.

Q & A

What is the significance of the opening dhikr before starting the Tarawih prayer?

The opening dhikr (e.g., 'Subhanallah Malikil Malabut', 'Subhanal Malikil Maujud') serves as a form of purification and preparation before engaging in the prayer. It acknowledges Allah's majesty, eternal existence, and power, setting a spiritually focused tone for the worship.

What is the purpose of reciting different Salawat (blessings) during the Tarawih prayer?

Reciting different variations of Salawat (e.g., 'Allahumma Salli Ala Sayyidina Muhammad') is a way of sending blessings upon Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), asking Allah for mercy and intercession through the Prophet. It reflects love and respect for the Prophet while seeking his intercession on behalf of the worshippers.

What is the meaning of 'Assolatu Tarawih Rahimakumullah' and when is it recited?

'Assolatu Tarawih Rahimakumullah' means 'May Allah have mercy upon you' and is recited by the Bilal (caller to prayer) as a greeting to the congregation before each set of Tarawih rak'ahs, encouraging them to perform the prayer with devotion and mercy.

What is the significance of reading 'Fadlan Minallah Wanikmah' after each pair of rak'ahs?

The phrase 'Fadlan Minallah Wanikmah' translates to 'A grace from Allah and His mercy.' It is recited to express gratitude and acknowledgment of Allah’s blessings and mercy, and it emphasizes that the prayer is accepted as a gift from Allah.

Why are specific names of the Prophet's companions like Abu Bakr, Umar, and Uthman mentioned during the prayer?

Mentioning the names of the Prophet's companions, such as Abu Bakr, Umar, and Uthman (RA), honors their important roles in Islam and acknowledges their contributions to the faith. It also serves as a reminder to follow their exemplary character and commitment to the faith.

What is the role of the Quranic recitation in this Tarawih prayer sequence?

The Quranic recitation, including verses like 'Shahru Ramadan Al-Ladzii Unzila Fihi Al-Quran', highlights the special relationship between Ramadan and the Quran. It reminds worshippers that Ramadan is the month when the Quran was revealed, and the recitation is an integral part of the worship during this holy month.

What is the meaning of the prayer 'Allahumma Inna Ka Afuwwun Karim Tuhibbul Afwa Fa'fu Anna' and when is it recited?

This prayer translates to 'O Allah, You are Most Forgiving, You love to forgive, so forgive us.' It is recited towards the end of the prayer to ask for Allah's forgiveness and mercy, acknowledging that forgiveness is a key attribute of Allah, especially during Ramadan.

What is the significance of reciting 'Subhanal Malikil Quddus' three times?

'Subhanal Malikil Quddus' means 'Glory to the King, the Most Sacred.' Reciting this three times is a form of glorification and praise for Allah, acknowledging His sovereignty, holiness, and perfection, especially after completing the Tarawih prayer.

What does the phrase 'La Ilaha Illallah Wahdahula Sharikalah' mean, and why is it recited during the prayer?

The phrase means 'There is no god but Allah, He has no partners.' It is a central declaration of faith in Islam and is recited to affirm the oneness of Allah. It reinforces the core belief of monotheism and serves as a reminder of Allah’s unique and unmatched divinity.

How does the Tarawih prayer sequence differ from regular daily prayers?

The Tarawih prayer is a voluntary prayer specific to Ramadan, performed after the Isha prayer in even-numbered rak'ahs, with extra dhikr, Salawat, and supplications. It differs from regular daily prayers in its added spiritual components, such as special invocations and prayers for the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions.