Saturday
A number of rites have been reported to be advisably said or done at the first night in Rajab, which is a holy night. These rites are as follows:
Whoever receives the month of Rajab and bathes himself in the first, middle, and last of it, will be released from all of his sins to return as pure as the day of his birth.
The reward of this prayer is that whoever offers it, will have all his sins forgiven and will return as sin-free as the day of his birth.
Imam Abu-Jaโfar II (ุนููู ุงูุณูุงู ) is reported to have recommended saying this the following supplication at the first night of Rajab after the Ishaโ Prayer:
Ali ibn Hadid has narrated that Imam Musa ibn Jaโfar (ุนููู ุงูุณูุงู ) used to recite the following supplication while prostrating after the completion of the Night Prayer (Salat al-Layl):
The first day of Rajab is a holy day on which there are several rites to be advisably done:
Other ten units of this prayer should be offered on the fifteenth (i.e. middle) of Rajab in the very aforementioned form. However, the following invocation should be added after the first one:
This greatly beneficial prayer must not be neglected. However, Salman has another prayer, to be offered on this day, which consists of ten units in each of which Surah al-Fฤtiแธฅah should be recited once and Surah al-Tawแธฅฤซd three times. This prayer brings about a great reward; it achieves forgiveness of all sins, protects against the grave torture and the chastisement on the Resurrection Day, and saves from leprosy, elephantiasis, and pleurisy.
Sayyid Ibn Tawus has also mentioned, in his book of Iqbal al-Aโmal, another prayer that is offered on the first of Rajab.