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Shaikh Abul Futuh Razi narrates from the Holy prophet
(S.A.W.S.) that He said, "on the night of me'raj when I ascended to the heavens, I saw an Angel who had a thousand hands. On each of his hands there were a thousand fingers, and he was counting some thing on them. I asked Jibrael as to who that Angel was, and what was he counting? Jibrael replied that the Angel had been
appointed by Allah to count the drops of rain, so that it may be known as to how many drops have fallen down to the earth. I turned towards the Angel and asked him, "Do you know the total amount of the rain-drops which have fallen down on the earth from the day Allah created this world till now"? To which he replied. "O prophet of Allah I swear by my Lord who has chosen You (as a blessing) for mankind, verily I know the total amount of rain-drops fallen on the earth till now. Even to the extent that how many drops have fallen in the wilds, in the properous lands, in the gardens
and also in the cemetery".
Then I told him that I was wary much surprised by the power of his mind and intellect and the ability to remember, to which he replied, O prophet of Allah verily this ability to count proves futile I try to count only one thing". I asked him as to what calculation was that. He replied, "'when people of Your Ummah gather at one place
and send salawat upon You, it is beyond my ability and
capacity to count the rewards for it".
Shaikh Kulaini relates, that whoever recites the
following salawat seven times during Asr on Fridays, Allah
gives him the rewards equal to all His servants, and accepts
his deeds and prayers of that day. It is also related that the
reward will be equal to the sight in the eyes of all man:
اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد الاوصياء المرضيين بافضل صلواتك وبارك عليهم بافضل بركات والسلام عليه وعليهم ورحمة الله وبركاته.
It is related that whoever recites the following salawat
after morning prayers, will not die un till he sees his
Imame zaman (.A.S).
اللهم صل على محمد وعلى محمد وعجل فرجهم
Narration's of Good Character (Husne Khalq)
Narration: 1
Anas ibne Malik says, that once I was in the presence of
the Holy prophet (S.A.W.S) who had worn a Yemeni
shawl, the edges of which were shabby and torn. Suddenly
a nomad came and pulled His shawl with such severity, that
the edges gave way. He then shouted, "O Mohammad!
Load all this wealth on the two camels, for verily this
wealth is Allah's, and not your father's" The Holy prophet
(S.A.W.S) heard his words silently, and then said. "Surely
