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Prayer
The poster contains the hadith on fasting in Muharram and night prayer, with a direct reference to Sahih Muslim 1163a. The source is provided alongside the reference already printed in the image, without adding a calendar or unstated ruling.
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The image contains a reminder title, two printed poetic lines and the name Muhammad Saʿid Raslan. The page records those visible elements without identifying a poet or claiming that the lines were authored by the named speaker.
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This cover carries a title connecting patience and certainty with happiness and a printed speaker name. The page documents the artwork without inventing quotations or a lesson summary. The archive year describes the file, not this page's publication date.
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The cover presents a sermon title and the printed name Muhammad ibn Hadi al-Madkhali. The artwork supplies the documented title; the archive does not infer the sermon content, occasion or delivery date.
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The cover carries the title 'اتق الله حيثما كنت' and the printed name Ubayd al-Jabiri. The entry describes the cover and its labels without inventing a transcript. The original historical wording beneath the name is preserved in the transcription.
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This artwork is a lesson cover carrying an Arabic title about good opinion of Allah and the name Sulayman al-Ruhayli. This page documents those visible labels; it does not supply a lecture transcript or infer a lecture date.
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This cover uses a general title for a guidance item. It contains no religious quotation or speaker name, so its documentation is limited to the visible wording and presentation. No missing lecture content has been invented.
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This wide banner combines an Eid al-Adha greeting with a brief note about sacrifice. The greeting is general wording, not an attributed hadith. The linked official reference provides context for the note and records scholarly differences and conditions.
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The card keeps the qualification about major sins within its quotation. The wording shown matches Sunan Ibn Majah 1086. The image also carries an al-Albani series reference; this page links directly to the matching narration.
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This card documents the hadith on habitual deeds during illness or travel, recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari 2996. The artwork names Abu Musa al-Ashʿari. Its final two Arabic descriptors appear in a different order from the linked narration, which is retained for comparison.
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The artwork quotes a hadith about caring for a widow or a poor person. The image says only that al-Bukhari recorded it; this page supplies the specific reference, 5353, so the wording can be checked directly.
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The poster quotes the hadith about the two Fajr rakʿahs recorded in Sahih Muslim. The source chapter identifies the voluntary two rakʿahs before the obligatory dawn prayer, giving the short quotation its precise context.
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