Shabbai Barat

Shabbai Barat 

(Arabic: ليلة البراءة, reverse .lilatul barat) or mid-shaban (Arabic: نصف شعبان, reversal. Niṣf Sha'bān) is a blessed celebration between the 14th and 15th of the Hijri Shaban The night This night is called Laylat al. Many Muslims of different places of the world worship this night through worship. However, some groups of Muslims believe that there is no specific order of worship on this night.

There is no reference directly to the Qur'an about this special night. Many people interpret the Quranic statement as "the blessed night of the Qur'an" mentioned in verse 3 of Surah Ad-Dukhan.    

"I have sent it only on a Mubarak in the night, and I am a warner." Every important thing is fixed on this night. "     - (Surah: 44-Dukhan: Verse 3-4.)

 Others say that according to the first verse of Surah Al-Qadr, the "blessed night of the Qur'an" refers to Shabbay Qadr.    

Surely I have revealed this (Quran) in Laylat al-Qadr (in Bangla).     - Surah Qadr: Verse 1

 Hadith 

In some hadiths of Sihah Sittah or pure six texts, this Hadith is described as the specialty of the night. Also in the other Hadith texts mention the specialty of this night. There are different standards of the hadiths and disagreements in this regard. The term, which is used in the hadeeth of the Hadith, is "Nisof shaban" or "lilatun nisafi min shawban" or "midnight in shawban". It has been said in a Hadith,   

 Ayesha (R) said, one night I did not find the Prophet (sallallahu 'alaihi wa sallam), and I went out to seek him. I noticed that he was in Jannatul Baki, lifting his head towards the sky. He said, "O Aisha! Do you fear that Allah and His Messenger will do injustice to you? Not only that, Ayesha (R) said, but rather I thought that you might have gone to your wife. He said that Allah Almighty descended on the earth in the middle of the night of Shaban and forgave the sins of a greater number of people than the flocks of the tribe of Kalb. (Ibnu Majah, As-Sunan 1/444, Hadith No. 1388.) Ibnu is the only narrator of this Hadith Abu Sabrah is accused Imam Ahmad, Imam Bukhari and other Muhaddis as liars. (Ibnu Thaah, Taqaribute Taaziv, page 63; Tahiziyat Taaziv, 12 / 25-26.), [Weak, or fabricated]

Another Hadith says,  

   The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said that Allah has manifested on the night of mid-Shawan and forgiveness of all His creation except the polytheists and the envy.     - (Ibnu Majah, As-Sunan 1/445; Bazzar, Al-Musnad 1/157, 207, 7/186; Ahmad Ibn Hanbal, al-Musnad 2/176; Ibn Abi Asim, As-Sunnah, pp. 223-224 Ibn Hibban, as-Sahih 12/481; Taabrani, al-Muzam al-Kabbir, 20/108, 22-233; Al-Mujam al-Aausat, 7/68; Baihaqi, Shu'abul Iman, 3/381; Ibnu Khuzaymah, Kitabut Tawhid 1 / 325-226.) [Saad Sahih]

According to different Saheeh Hadith, Muhammad (pbuh) used to perform fasting fast in this month. Sha'aban's fast was the most loved of him. He used to perform fasting in the month of Ramadan, from the first to the 15th of the month. When asked about this, he said,    

"This month man's actions are being raised to the Lord Almighty. And I love that my work should be raised in my fasting. "     - (Nasa'i, As-Sunan 4/201; Albani, Sahihut Taragib 1/24. [Sanad Hassan]

Celebration of Shabbay 

Central shawans are celebrated in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan. Salafi Arabs do not observe this day. In the Arab world, Arabs and Shi'ahs of Sufi traditions celebrate this festival. Twelve Imam Shi'ah in Iran celebrates this day as the birthday of Imam Mahdi, the twelfth Imam of Shi'i doctrine. The night is decorated in Iran throughout the night, the invitation was arranged. In Iraq, children are allowed to eat sweets when they visit neighboring homes on this day. Iraqi Kurdistan and the Sunni Muslims of Afghanistan celebrate this holy day 15 days before Ramadan. In some Muslim mosques in Indonesia, this tradition is not celebrated in Indonesia by listening to the talk of religious leaders (Serma), known by the name of Ustad or Java and Madura Kaii, but Aicha, West Sumatra and South Kalimanta are widely celebrated in the region. In South Asia, Muslims made confectionery (especially Halua or Jarda) to give the neighbors and the poor during the evening of 15th Shaban. This tradition of distribution of halua on Shaban's 15th night was celebrated, and on the other three holy days T Halua was made: Shabba Qadr Shabay Meraaj and Laylatul Ragaiib...