Lailatul Barat Starts in 2021

Imam Sadegh (as) said: Imam Baqir (as) was asked about the virtue of the night of mid-Sha'ban Hazrat said: The night of mid-Sha'ban is the highest night after the night of Ghadr #HumanSavior https://t.co/id1CI9f1mr

— سرباز وطن و ولایت (@smrdr234) March 28, 2021

Tonight our Muslim friends mark Mid-Sha'ban or Laylat al-Bara'at, known in English as the Night of Forgiveness. On this night Muslims pray to Allah and seek forgiveness for their sins. Many believe that it's during this night that their fortunes for the upcoming year are decided. https://t.co/FCtkGuKG67

— Peace Mala (@PeaceMala) March 28, 2021

@Aal_Moalim Ibn Bāz [رحمه الله] said: ❝What the majority of Muslim scholars agreed upon is that the celebration of Mid-Sha'ban night is Bid'ah and that the Hadiths reported regarding the virtue of this night are all weak and some of them are fabricated.❞ [Fatwas of Ibn Bāz, (1/187)

— Talha (@Talhaa_____) March 27, 2021

Lailatul Barat (Nisf of Sha'ban) will be observed on Sunday evening, Insha'Allah (15th Sha'ban is Monday).

— Hyde Jamia Mosque (@HydeJamiaMosque) March 25, 2021

@adave_NHS @BapiOresearch @subodhdave1 @DrNandiniC @LiluWheeler @raj_psyc @DrAnsuMRCGP @oldagepsych @drpselby @Derektracy1 @mayachutts @indranilc @csmony @GoCarpediumDoc @geopsychiatry @DrMalaJoneja @deliriumkrish @parthaskar @PeaPeaspot Very true its Mid-Sha'ban 2021 which begins in the evening of Sunday, 28 March and end in the evening of Monday, 29 March. Passover begins 27th 4th April -that occurs the night of the paschal full moon after the 14th of Nisan, eve of the 15th, telling the story of the exodus &👇 https://t.co/Nilyk9Dsce

— Nagina Khan, PhD (@DrKhan_do) March 28, 2021

@Aal_Moalim Sh. ‘Abd al-‘Azeez Ibn Bāz [رحمه الله] said: ❝From the Bid'ahs which have been introduced into the religion by people is the Bid'ah of celebrating the Mid-Sha'ban night and fasting on its day. There is no reliable evidence for such actions.❞ [Fatwas of Ibn Bāz, (1/186-187)

— Talha (@Talhaa_____) March 27, 2021

Rulings pertaining to the merits and virtues of the night of mid-Sha’bān. Question: Is it permissible to supplicate aloud on the fifteenth of Sha’bān in the mosques, and what is the validity and soundness of doing so? Shaykh ibn Bāz [may Allāh have mercy on him] said:

— Mads (@UmmAdammh) March 29, 2021