Understanding the Difference Between Kadir Night and Kandil: Breaking News in Turkey
The Difference Between Kadir Night and Kandil Nights
Kadir Night, also known as the Night of Power, is a blessed night mentioned in the Holy Quran as a night that is better than a thousand months. This night marks the time when the Holy Quran was first revealed and it is recommended to seek its blessings in the last ten days of Ramadan. Although it is commonly believed to fall on the 27th night of Ramadan, the exact date remains unknown. The rewards of worship on Kadir Night are considered to be more significant than years of worship.
On the other hand, Kandil nights are five special nights observed in Islamic societies to uphold spiritual values. These nights include Mevlid, Regaip, Mirac, Berat, and Kadir Night. While these nights are not mentioned in the Quran, they are considered blessed due to their association with important events in the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and are encouraged to be observed through worship.
Unlike Kandil nights, the exact date of Kadir Night varies each year and is traditionally sought in the final days of Ramadan. While both Kadir Night and Kandil nights hold significant importance in Islamic culture, they differ in their origins and the specific events they commemorate.
