When is Qadr Night celebrated?
According to the Holy Book of Muslims, Qadr Night falls on one of the last ten nights of Ramadan. Exact dates are not specified; however, sources mention the 21st, 23rd, 25th, 27th, and 29th. Muslim scholars, particularly the Muftiyat of Kyrgyzstan, believe that the night from the 26th to the 27th day of fasting is the closest to the Night of Decree, and it is officially celebrated during this period.What is Qadr Night?
Qadr Night, which translates to the Night of Decree, is called Laylat al-Qadr or Al-Qadr in Arabic. It is believed that on this night, the angel Gabriel descended to the Prophet Muhammad with the revelation of the Quran. Believers dedicate this night to prayers and reflections.What signs indicate the arrival of Qadr Night?
According to the hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad, this night is characterized by a special tranquility. Believers feel a peace and reverence that is hard to experience at other times. It is said that even the trees bow down to the ground on this night, but only those with a high spiritual level can see this.- The air temperature is moderate, neither cold nor hot.
- The moon shines brightly.
- There is an absence of meteor showers.
- The moon is in a crescent shape.
How should Qadr Night be observed?
Before the beginning of Qadr Night, it is recommended to perform the ritual washing (ghusl) and to cleanse one's thoughts and feelings of negativity.What to do on Qadr Night?
On this night, it is important to ask for forgiveness for one's sins, to sincerely repent, and to pray a lot, as it is believed that during this period, everything that will happen to a person in the coming year until the next Night of Decree is recorded.What should not be done on Qadr Night?
- It is forbidden to consume alcohol.
- One should not gossip or engage in idle talk.
- Sleeping on this night is not recommended.
- It is necessary to avoid swearing and negative remarks about others.
- One should not watch movies or entertainment programs.