In This Video Recite Three (3) Durood Sharif
1- Darood e Taj 3x
2- Darood Tanjeena 3x
3- Darood Ibrahimi 3x
Guldasta Durood Sharif With Soft Voice.
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Darood Taj Benefits:-
Since its composition, Darood Taj has found universal fame and many of the righteous (saliheen), gnostics (ʿarifeen) and seekers (murideen) have adopted it as part of their daily readings and recite it in abundance. A regular recitation of this prayer is known to:
Purify the heart
Increase provision (rizq)
Provide protection from the effects of magic (sihr), envy (hasad) and jinn
Help overcome grief and sadness
Avert calamities
Provide a vision of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Specific goals can be attained by reciting Darood Taj a specific number of times and / or at specific times of the day:
For purification of the heart - 7 times after Fajr, 3 times after Asr and 3 times after Isha daily
For increased provision - 7 times between Tahajjud and Fajr or 7 times after Fajr daily
For protection from magic and jinn and to overcome disease, or other calamities - 11 times daily
For protection from enemies, oppression and envy or to overcome poverty, sadness and grief - 41 times after Isha for 40 consecutive days or once daily
To fulfil a specific purpose or need - 40 times between Isha and Fajr
To receive divine inspiration - 100 times daily for 3 whole years
To receive a vision of the Prophet Muhammad - 170 times every Thursday night for 40 consecutive Thursday nights
To recover from an illness - 11 times, blow upon water and drink the water
To attract love of a creation - 111 times for 40 consecutive nights in seclusion
Darood Tanjeena Benefits:-
Shaykh Umar ibn Ali ibn Salim al-Fakahani (d. 734 AH/1134 CE) relates directly from Shaykh Musa al-Dirar in his book Fajr al-Munir how Darood Tanjeena was revealed. Shaykh Musa said:
I was once riding upon a ship in the sea and we were assailed by a powerful tempest they had called the Capsizer (al-iqlabiyya) and which seldom left behind survivors who did not drown. As we were battling against the fierce winds I was overcome by sleep.
In my sleep I saw the Prophet ﷺ and he said to me, ‘Tell the passengers in the ship to say the following 1000 times: Allahumma ṣalli ʿala Sayyidinā Muḥammadin ṣalātan tunjīnā bihā…’
When I had awoken I told the other passengers what I had seen, and by the time we had recited the supplication 300 times, the tempest - by the blessings of prayers upon the Prophet ﷺ - had settled.
Durood Ibrahim Benefits:-
The great Maliki scholar Shaykh Ahmad al-Sawi (d. 1241 AH/1825 CE) said:
Al-Bukhari narrated in some of his books that the Prophet ﷺ said, ‘Whosoever utters this prayer, it shall be a witness for him on the Day of Resurrection and I shall intercede for him.’
This hadith is sound (hasan) and its narrators are all found in Sahih al-Bukhari.
Others have mentioned that reading this prayer 1000 times will result in one seeing the Prophet ﷺ in a dream.
This prayer mentioned in the hadith doesn’t include the word “master” (Sayyid) before the name of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Regarding this, Imam Shams al-Din al-Ramli al-Shafi (d.1004 AH/1595 CE) said in his commentary in al-Minhaj:
It is best to mention the word “master” (Sayyid) because it consists of mentioning what we have been ordered to say with an additional statement of fact, which is proper etiquette (adab). Mentioning it is therefore superior to omitting it…
Imam Ahmad ibn Hajar al-Haytami said in al-Jawhar al-Munazzam, ‘There is no harm in adding the phrase ‘our master’ (Sayyiduna) before the name Muhammad; indeed, it is proper etiquette toward him ﷺ, even if mentioned within the obligatory prayer.’
The great Imam Shihab al-Din al-Qastallani (d. 923 AH/1517 CE) said the following regarding Durood Ibrahim in al-Mawahib al-Ladunniyyah:
The scholars have inferred from the Prophet ﷺ that this prayer is the best, since he taught his Companions its wording after they asked him about it. The path of excellence, therefore, is to invoke with it.