Night of Measure

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Night of Measure is an Islamic holy night believed to be when the Quran was first revealed to the Prophet Muhammad and when God's decrees for the coming year are set.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic belief
Islamic holy night
religious observance
alsoKnownAs Laylat al-Qadr NERFINISHED
Night of Decree NERFINISHED
Night of Power NERFINISHED
associatedProphet Muhammad NERFINISHED
associatedWith acceptance of prayers
angels descending
destiny
divine decree
forgiveness of sins
presence of the Spirit (often understood as Gabriel)
revelation of the Quran
believedDateRange last ten nights of Ramadan
believedToBe night when the Quran was first revealed
calendarType Islamic lunar calendar
considered one of the holiest nights in Islam
dateCertainty exact date not definitively known
describedIn Quran NERFINISHED
encourages charity
intensive night prayers
recitation of the Quran
remembrance of God
supplication
hasQuranicChapter Surah 97 (al-Qadr) NERFINISHED
hasSignificance considered better than a thousand months
setting of God’s decrees for the coming year
languageOfName Arabic
linkedConcept Qadr (divine measure and decree)
liturgicalContext part of Ramadan worship
mentionedIn Surah al-Qadr NERFINISHED
observationPractice Dua (supplication)
Iʿtikaf (spiritual retreat)
Qiyam al-Layl NERFINISHED
extra voluntary prayers
observedBy Muslims NERFINISHED
occursDuring Ramadan NERFINISHED
oftenObservedOn 27th night of Ramadan
recommendedAction seeking it in odd nights of last ten nights of Ramadan
religion Islam
revealedTo Muhammad
surface form: Prophet Muhammad
spiritualTheme forgiveness
mercy
reflection on destiny
renewal of faith
timeWithinYear month of Ramadan
traditionSource Hadith literature

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Laylat al-Qadr alsoKnownAs Night of Measure
Night of Power hasAlternativeName Night of Measure