Shab e Juma

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Shab-e-Juma is a compilation and continuation of Islamic religious sermons (Urdu) happening in different geographies of the globe.The application is updated on a weekly basis, depends upon the release and availability of voice communication. These religious sermons are conducted regularly on a weekly basis except Fridays, but each location follows their own weekly schedule. The reason we have chosen the name Shab-e-Juma(Not every speech is delivered or published during that period)is a way to greet the bestday of the week, though in many countries like Pakistan, India or U.S.A Friday is not an official holiday. The given name Shab-E-Juma highlights the importance of Friday and mark the blessings of Friday night (Note Islamic night begins before the day and hence the Thursday time after Mugrib is Shab-E-Juma). The listeners and especially the vast majority of females staying home can hear to these quality talks during their own convenient time, but especially on Friday night to begin the day with full desire and an urge to pray and remember Allah.

We pioneered the thought of weekly Islamic Sermons (Khitab-e-Juma, Shab-E-Juma). There are a few differences between the concept and approach of these two platforms, otherwise a monotonous application will not help the cause. The key difference is the few top speakers in Shab-E-Juma, who only deliver an exclusive weekly talk to their followers. These audiences seem more abreast with religion and hence making special arrangements to visit a chosen speaker to visit and listen other than Friday.

The lunar based Islamic Hijri calendar, time clock and dates are different from current Gregorian calendar. This differentiation seems more pronounced in relation to Muslim holy days or months like the two Eids, Ramadhan and Hajj. Friday is the holiest and the best day for all the Muslim’s, Shab-e-Juma is an effort to revive that Sunnah.Shab-e-Juma has special meaning in the eyes of all the Muslim’s around the globe. Friday is official weekly holidayin many Muslim countries.

It has been the tradition of the Muslim community to greet Friday by dressing up, wear perfume and make their moments more precious through special prayers and supplications dedicated for this fantastic day.Normally a large Friday congregation exhibits unity and discipline, Surah Juma (Al-Quran) also touches upon the importance and a number of Hadiths focus on this grandeur day.

By putting out this application and providing you updated contents, we empower you to seek Islamic knowledge within the ease of your house.The core idea is to make your time more precious and full of blessings and bounties, thesemoments which can be wasted otherwise by watching T.V, talking to friends, unnecessarily browsing or using a mobile phone.