

Is Laylatul Qadr on the 27th Night? | Ramadan Reflections 21 | Dr. Omar Suleiman
10 snips Mar 27, 2025
Dr. Omar Suleiman delves into the wisdom of the Sahabah, urging a shift in mindset about Laylatul Qadr, particularly its association with the 27th night. He emphasizes not saving one's best efforts for a single moment, but embracing nightly worship throughout Ramadan. The discussion also highlights the significance of learning the Quran through key companions of the Prophet, focusing on their contributions and the foundational role they played in shaping Islamic practices, especially in prayer.
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Ubayy ibn Ka'b Leading Taraweeh
- Umar ibn al-Khattab chose Ubayy ibn Ka'b to lead Taraweeh prayers in Medina.
- Ubayy ibn Ka'b famously swore that Laylatul Qadr was on the 27th night.
Contrasting Views on Laylatul Qadr
- When asked about Laylatul Qadr, Abdullah ibn Mas'ud said consistent prayer throughout the year leads to it.
- This contrasted with Ubayy ibn Ka'b's firm belief that it falls on the 27th night.
Umar's Advice on Prayer
- When asked about Salat al-Wusta, Umar ibn al-Khattab advised focusing on all prayers.
- He discouraged seeking shortcuts and emphasized the importance of consistent prayer.