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EMPAT PERKARA SEBELUM TIDUR PLUS TASBIH AZ-ZAHRA
(Dari hadis yang dituliskan kembali dengan gaya bebas)

 Rasulullah SAAW berpesan kepada Bunda Fatimah AS, putri tercintanya: "Hai Fatimah, jangan engkau tidur sebelum melakukan empat perkara, yaitu:
1. Sebelum mengkhatamkan Al-Qur'an
2. Sebelum membuat para Nabi memberimu syafaat di Hari Akhir
3. Sebelum para Muslim meridhaimu
4. Sebelum kau laksanakan Haji dan Umrah"

 Bertanya Sayyidah Fatimah AS: "Ya Rasulullah.. Bagaimana aku dapat melaksanakan empat perkara seketika?"

 Rasul yang mulia tersenyum dan bersabda: "Sebelum engkau tidur,
 1. Bacalah Surat Al-Ikhlas tiga kali, dengan begitu seakan-akan kau mengkhatamkan seluruh Al-Qur'an." (Bismillaahir rahmaanir rahiim, Qulhuallaahu ahad' Allaahushshamad' lam yalid walam yuulad' walam yakul lahuu kufuwan ahad' (3x))

 2. Bacalah salawat untukku dan para Nabi sebelum aku, maka kami semua akan memberi syafa'at di hari kiamat“. (Bismillaahir rahmaanir rahiim, Allaahumma shallii 'alaa Muhammad wa alii Muhammad (3x))

 3. Beristighfarlah (memohonkan ampunan) untuk para Muslimin, maka mereka semua akan meridhaimu“. (Astaghfirullaahal 'adziim aladzii laa ilaaha illaa huwal hayyul qoyyuum, dzul jalaali wal ikram wa atuubu ilaih (3x))

 4. Perbanyaklah bertasbih (menyucikan Alla), bertahmid (menyukuri Allah), bertahlil (mentauhidkan Allah) dan bertakbir (mengagungkan Allah), maka seakan-akan kau telah melaksanakan ibadah Haji dan Umrah“. (Bismillaahir rahmaanir rahiim, Subhanallaahi aalhamdulillaahi walaailaaha illallaahu wallaahu akbar (3x))

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 Selanjutnya, Rasulullah juga mengajarkan kepada Lady of Light ini satu hal yang jauh lebih penting dari permintaan sederhananya melalui Imam Ali. Ceritanya begini. Suatu hari Imam Ali melihat Sayyidah Fatimah kepayahan menumbuk gandum, mengerjakan pekerjaan rumahnya sambil memomong Imam Hasan dan Imam Husain yang masih kecil. Imam Ali melihat tangannya luka-luka karena pekerjaan yang begitu berat. Beliau selanjutnya mengusulkan untuk memohon bantuan Rasulullah dengan meminjamkan tawanan/sahaya untuk membantu Fatimah.

 Fatimah malu untuk melakukan itu dan akhirnya Imam Ali menyampaikannya sendiri. Namun Rasulullah yang terharu dengan penderitaan putri tercintanya tak dapat mengabulkan permohonan Sayyidah Fatimah. Imam Ali pulang dengan tangan hampa.

 Malam hari menjelang tidur Baginda Rasul SAAW menyambangi rumah Ahlul Bayt ini dan bersabda kepada Fatimah. "Hai Fatimah, inginkah engkau kuberi sesuatu yang jauh lebih baik daripada apa yang engkau minta hari ini?" Tentu saja Sayyidatun Nisa I'll 'Alamin ini mengiyakan. Rasul selanjutnya bersabda, "yaitu engkau membaca 'Allahu Akbar' 34x, 'Alhamdulillah' 33x dan 'Subhanallah' 33x, sebelum tidur dan sesudah salat. 

Wirid ini selanjutnya disebut 'Tasbih Az-Zahra'. Pada waktu Rasulullah wafat, Siti Fatimah kehilangan beliau luar biasa. Setiap hari beliau mengunjungi makam Kekasih Allah ini, biasanya sambil memeluk dan menggenggam kubur Baginda Rasul. Suatu saat beliau mengambil tanah dari kubur tersebut dan membuat butiran-butiran tanah yang selanjutnya digunakan sebagai alat untuk menghitung Tasbih Az-Zahra di atas. Inilah asal muasalnya tasbih yang kita kenal sekarang. Tasbih mengunakan butiran-butiran itu sunnah Keluarga Rasulullah SAAW.

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Islam could overtake Christianity as the dominant religion in Britain in ten years for first time, a fresh analysis of the 2011 census suggests.

According to a report published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the number of people following the Christian faith in the UK has fallen from 71.7 percent in 2001 to 59.3 percent in 2011. 

The total number Christians in England and Wales dropped by 4.1 million to 33.2 million over the past ten years. 

The decline could suggest that only a minority of people in Britain will describe themselves as Christians within the next decade. 

The analysis also showed that one in 10 under 25s in Britain is now a Muslim. 

Meanwhile, it was revealed that while nearly half (48 percent) of British Muslims are aged under 25, almost a quarter of Christians are over 65. 

Executive director of the National Secular Society Keith Porteous Wood said that Christianity may be unattractive to young people as it "lacks relevance to their lives". 

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