Shab-E-Barat Ki Haqeeqat | 15th Shaban Ki Shab | عبادت یا بدعت حقیقت کیا ہے | Dr. Israr Ahmed Bayan

Shab-E-Barat Ki Haqeeqat | 15th Shaban Ki Shab | عبادت یا بدعت حقیقت کیا ہے | Listen Dr. Israr Ahmed Bayan.


In this video, Dr. Israr Ahmed explains the reality and significance of Shab-e-Barat. He addresses common questions such as whether there are specific prayers (Namaz) or supplications (Dua) prescribed for this night.
​Most importantly, Dr. Israr Ahmed discusses the authenticity of celebrating this night: Is it a virtuous night to be observed, or is it considered an innovation (Bid'ah) in religion? If you have ever wondered about the true status of Shab-e-Barat, watch this full video to understand his detailed scholarly perspective.

​Key Points Covered:
​The Reality of Shab-e-Barat: What does Islamic history say?
​Virtues & Rituals: Are there specific prayers or Duas mentioned in the Sunnah?
​Sunnah vs. Bid'ah: Is celebrating this night a religious requirement or a later addition?

​1. The Reality of the Night
​Dr. Israr Ahmed generally classified the specific celebrations of Shab-e-Barat as part of "Popular Religion" rather than "Core Religion." He pointed out that while the month of Shaban has its own merits, many of the customs associated with this specific night (like fireworks, making halwa, or lighting up buildings) have no basis in the Quran or the authentic Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

​2. Is it Bid'ah (Innovation)?
​Dr. Israr Ahmed emphasized a balanced but cautious view:
​The Specific Rituals: He considered the communal celebrations and the belief that a "special" destiny is written only on this specific night to be Bid’ah (religious innovation).
​The Hadith: He often noted that the Ahadith regarding the excellence of this specific night are Da’if (weak) or disputed among scholars, unlike the clear Sahih (authentic) proofs for Laylat al-Qadr (the Night of Decree in Ramadan).

​3. Special Prayers and Duas
​Dr. Israr Ahmed maintained that:
​No Prescribed Namaz: There is no specific "Shab-e-Barat Namaz" (like 100 Rakat or specific Surah counts) proven from the Prophet (PBUH).
​Individual Worship: If a person wants to pray Tahajjud or make Dua individually because it is a night in the blessed month of Shaban, they may do so, but it should not be treated as a mandatory congregational event.

​4. Fasting on the 15th
​He mentioned that the Prophet (PBUH) used to fast frequently throughout the month of Shaban. Therefore, fasting on the 15th is fine if done as part of the overall sunnah of Shaban, but believing that a fast on only this day is a specific requirement is not supported by strong evidence.
​Summary Quote: Dr. Israr Ahmed’s core message was to avoid "Rasm-o-Riwaj" (customs and traditions) that distract from the true spirit of Islam. He encouraged people to focus more on the Quran and the authentic Sunnah rather than getting lost in disputed cultural festivals.

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