Al I�tikaf in the Last Ten Days of Ramadan

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   This is the best period to perform Al I�tikaf. This is in accordance with the hadith reported by �Aishah, who said: �The Prophet ﷺ used to seclude himself for worship in the last ten days of Ramadan until Allah Almighty took his soul.� [ Source: Bukhari.]

Anyone who intended to perform Al I�tikaf would observe Salatus-Subhi on the 21st of the month in the mosque where he intended to perform Al I�tikaf and would subsequently enter into his seclusion. �Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) reported: �The Prophet used to perform Al I�tikaf every year in the month of Ramadan; when he prayed Salatus-Subhi, he would enter the place of his Al I�tikaf.� [ Source: Bukhari.]

Al I�tikaf ends with the sunset of the last day of Ramadan. However, it is recommended to delay leaving the mosque until the early morning of �Eid day, because this is what was recorded as being practiced by many of our pious predecessors.

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	This is the best period to perform Al I�tikaf. This is in accordance with the hadith reported by �Aishah, who said: �The Prophet ﷺ used to seclude himself for worship in the last ten days of Ramadan until Allah Almighty took his soul.� [ Source: Bukhari.] Anyone who intended to perform Al I�tikaf would observe Salatus-Subhi on the 21st of the month in the mosque where he intended to perform Al I�tikaf and would subsequently enter into his seclusion. �Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) reported: �The Prophet used to perform Al I�tikaf every year in the month of Ramadan; when he prayed Salatus-Subhi, he would enter the place of his Al I�tikaf.� [ Source: Bukhari.] Al I�tikaf ends with the sunset of the last day of Ramadan. However, it is recommended to delay leaving the mosque until the early morning of �Eid day, because this is what was recorded as being practiced by many of our pious predecessors. source: islamkingdomitikaf