The Envoy said: "The best day on which the sun has risen is Friday." After the five obligatory prayers, the one that Allah prefers is that of Friday, so much so that He dedicated the Koran to it. This is the favorite day of Muslims. On this day, "there is a time of Friday during which no believer asks something from Allah, without He granting it to him..."
The hadiths in this book are taken from the famous "At-Taj al-Jami li-l-usul fi ahadith ar-Rasul" by Shaykh Mansur Ali Nasif, of the University of al-Azhar: a selective compilation of hadiths, augmented concise and explicit comments.

Topics covered in this book:

• the merits and obligations of Friday prayer
• those required to attend the Friday service
• Friday service in towns and villages and the number of worshipers
• people exempted from attending the Friday office
• the merits of attendance and bathing
• perfume, care and elegance
• the merits of the trip to the office on Friday
• the time of the office and that of the call to prayer
• the preaching
• friday prayer
• rules of decorum for the preacher and the audience
• the moment when one is granted
• the prayers on the Messenger (pbsl) the night and the day of Friday