When is Qadr Night celebrated?
According to Islamic texts, Qadr Night falls on one of the last ten nights of the month of fasting, but the exact date is not specified. The sacred sources mention the numbers 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29. Some Islamic scholars indicate that the night from the 26th to the 27th day of fasting may be the Night of Decree, and this opinion is supported by the Muftiyat of Kyrgyzstan, which officially celebrates Qadr Night on this night.What does this night represent?
In Kyrgyz, Qadr Night translates to the Night of Decree, and in Arabic, it is Laylat al-Qadr or Al-Qadr. It is believed that on this night, the angel Gabriel appeared to the Prophet Muhammad with the revelation of the Quran. Faith on this night is expressed through prayers and good deeds.How to determine the arrival of Qadr Night?
According to hadiths, this night is characterized by a special tranquility that believers feel. It is said that even the trees bow to the ground at this moment, but only a person with a high spiritual level can see this. Signs of the Night of Decree include:- Moderate temperature (neither cold nor hot).
- Bright moonlight.
- Absence of shooting stars.
- The moon resembles half a plate.
How to observe Qadr Night?
Before the beginning of Qadr Night, it is recommended to perform a full ablution (ghusl) and cleanse one’s thoughts and feelings of negativity.What to do on Qadr Night?
This night is meant for the forgiveness of sins, repentance, and intensified prayer, as it is at this moment that a person's fate is recorded for the year ahead until the next Night of Decree.What should not be done on Qadr Night?
- The consumption of alcohol is prohibited.
- It is not advisable to gossip or speak empty words.
- Sleeping on this night is not recommended.
- One should not argue or speak ill of others.
- Watching entertainment shows and movies is forbidden.