This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Now what are some of the signs of Leila Tukadir. The Prophet

so I'm saying Leila to Kadri, Leila to Samha. Leilah to Khatar is a

soft night, it's a gentle night.

It's not hot, it's not cold, it's a very cool night, it's a very comforting night.

Tuss Bihus Shamsu, so be Habehara,

Sabehataha, daifatam, hamra.

The sun rises that day, da'a, hamra.

It's weak, meaning it doesn't have rays,

and it's a reddish complexion.

It's a reddish color, it's a reddish color.

So you find every year in Ramadan people taking pictures of the sun

and trying to post them.

Now here's the question, was that a sign for that particular year? Like the year where the Prophet

said Islam had mud on his face. It rained a lot that night, or was that, or is that a

general sign? Al-qadi Ayyad, he says it's two possibilities. One of them is that a general sign? Al-Qa I-Yad, he says it's two possibilities.

One of them is that that's a distinctive sign

that Allah is what is given for Lailutul-Lkadir.

All right, so, and every year you kind of look through those pictures

and some of them seem a little bit more clear and you don't see the rays on them.

And the second one which he said is very beautiful, he says that the amount of angels that come down on Leela Tulkadader take away the rays of the sun.

So, Sifham Allah, even if a lot of people were praying Kiamulil on a night,

the amount of Malaika that were descending on the earth, their wings, the light of their creation,

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