
Importance of Jumma according to Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa (saw)
“Let my people beware of neglecting the Friday prayer, Allah will set a seal upon their hearts and they will be counted among the negligent one’s”
"Anyone who thoughtlessly missed three Friday prayers consecutively, has his heart sealed by Allah”
“If you are in a village and the Adhan is pronounced for the Friday prayer, it is obligatory for you to present yourself for the Friday prayer wether you hear the Adhan or not”
Importance of Jumma according to Hazrat Masih Maud (as)
“Of all the obligations of a Muslim, the most important is prayer, and of all the prayers, none is so essential to be recited in congregation as the Friday service prayer. The Friday is in fact the greatest Muslim festival. The Holy Qur’an regards it as a holiday. A whole chapter of the holy book entitled "the Friday" has been devoted to it. In that chapter Almighty God commands Muslims to quit all their worldly affairs when they are summoned to prayer of Friday, to assemble in mosques and to say the Friday prayers with due observance of all the requirements of the Law. The person who does not act in obedience of these injunctions is regarded by the Holy Qur’an as guilty of a deadly sin and almost outside the circle of Islam. Far more stress has been laid upon attendance at the Friday Sermon and prayers than upon Eid. It is on the account of this importance of the Friday in the Muslim faith that Friday has universally been observed as a holiday among the Muslims from the very earliest time that Islam took its rise”
Day Off on Friday - Announcement published by Hadhrat Massih e Maud on January 1st 1896
Friday Sermons of Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba) on Importance of Jumma
Other Resources
Find out more about Jumma (Friday Prayers):
How to lead Jumma Prayers- Do's and Don'ts
Common Mistakes to Avoid - Jumma Prayer
What is Jumma to Me. (By Rizwan Malik- Laurel)
When I kneel beside my brothers
And pray for many others
That is the day called Jum’aa.
Before the eyes of God I layMy worries and my sorrows
And hope for many good tomorrows;
My heart is not betrayed.
We travel many miles,We bear adverse conditions,
The fog of doubt, the raining repetitions,
Could fill many a Nile.
Though we cover our heads,To protects us from this downpour,
When we pray upon the floor
As the Qur’an has said.
As I hear the call,The call for prayer.
The sound is so fair,
Before Allah I fall.
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