Durood-e-Muqaddas (The Sacred Salutation) is a revered Islamic invocation believed to bring profound spiritual rewards, including the forgiveness of sins purification of the heart acceptance of prayers
A: No. The Quran commands Muslims to send Salawat (Surah Ahzab, 33:56), but the specific wording of Durood e Muqaddas was compiled by great Sufi saints and scholars based on Hadith.
Reciting Durood is a highly esteemed practice in Islamic tradition that signifies love, respect, and veneration for the Holy Prophet ﷺ. This specific Durood, the "Muqaddas" (Sacred) version, emphasizes the sanctity and noble attributes of the Prophet ﷺ.
You can view or download PDF versions of various Durood collections on platforms like Scribd and Internet Archive , though some may primarily feature Arabic or Urdu alongside Gujarati transliteration.