salat; also referred to as divine blessings on Muhammad, durood shareef or durood-e-Ibrahim) is an Islamic complimentary Arabic phrase, which contains the salutation upon Muhammad.

Why do we say durood?

Durood Sharif is an invocation or a conventionally complimentary phrase which Muslims make after the name of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Not only that, it promotes the love for the holy Prophet which is the soul of faith and a highly rewarding exercise for this world and the hereafter.

Who wrote durood Sharif?

Salaam. Salaam, (also Durood o Salaam in Urdu) is commonly translated as peace or blessings or salutations. One such Salaam, written by a prominent Islamic scholar, Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi is very popular and normally recited after Jumu'ah throughout the world.