You should maintain the performance of prayer on time in the congregation in the mosque for men. He leaves his desires and food for My sake.” Prayers in Safar God Almighty said, “Except fasting, for it is for Me and I shall reward for it. It was proven in al-Bukhari (1894) and Muslim (1151) from the hadith of Abu Hurayrah that the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said: Every deed of the son of Adam multiplied the good ten-fold up to seven hundred times. Fasting in Safarįasting is a great act of worship that God Almighty singled out for many virtues among the acts of worship, including that fasting belongs to God Almighty and He rewards for it. Therefore, you can pray with any of the traditional supplications or any supplication that you want to draw closer to God. You can do all righteous actions that you hope for the pleasure of God Almighty, such as prayer, fasting, alms, upholding ties of kinship, helping the needy, and supplicating what you wish, and by the way, there is no special dua for the month of Safar. There were also some battles that took place in the month of Safar, such as the Battle of Al-Abwa, the Battle of Bir Mauna, and others. Fatima Al-Zahraa married Imam Ali, may God be pleased with him. Khadija who is the best of the women of the people of Paradise, and it is in it that Mrs. Therefore, there is no evidence that there are specific virtues for the month of Safar, but we can remember it with some good events, as it is the month in which the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, married Mrs. It is not said to be good or bad, but they croak like the rest of the birds. This is why some of the predecessors denounced someone who, if he hears an owl crowing, says: Good, God willing. This is from the point of treating heresy with heresy, and ignorance with ignorance. Some people say (Safar al-Khair), so Sheikh Ibn Uthaymeen, may God have mercy on him, said: And some people, if they finish a specific work on the twenty-fifth day, for example, of the month of Safar, the date that and say: It ended on the twenty-fifth of the month of Safar al-Khair. But that does not mean that it has no importance, certainly not, since every day that the sun shines on a Muslim is certainly a great opportunity to work for the good and get closer to God.
In fact, The month of Safar is like the rest of the months, and there was no hadith or Quranic text about its distinction or superiority over other months, as mentioned in other months such as the month of Ramadan and the sacred months. Many wonder about the importance of the month of Safar. Its arrangement is the second month in the Hijri calendar, which follows the month of Muharram. This month was also called Najra because the camels were dragged in it due to the intense heat. Among the other reasons for naming it Safar, it was said that it is the month in which the trees whistle, and the wind whistles loudly. They used to invade the tribes, and they would leave those who found zero of their belongings. Some of them said: It was called that because Mecca was deserted from its people (empty of its people) when they traveled invading or searching for food. It is said It was called Safar due to many reasons. The month of Safar is one of the twelve months of the Hijri calendar. Here are these lines to correct some misconceptions about the month of Safar and clarify some facts about the month of Safar. Therefore, the misconceptions raised about the month of Safar regarding performing prayers or certain actions is an exaggeration in religion and have no basis in Islamic law. The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, says: Beware of exaggeration in religion For those who were before you were destroyed by extremism in religion. the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, forbade extremism.
That is, moderation is a prominent feature of everything related to the religion of Islam. Islam is a moderate religion, and its moderation is inferred by examining its beliefs, principles, scientific principles, morals, worship, laws, and rulings.
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