1. Aadaab of majlis 2. Forming a safe 3. Nahi anil munkar

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Guidance on attending Islahi Majalis for spiritual self-reformation, maintaining correct etiquette during congregational prayer, and fulfilling the duty of Nahi 'Anil Munkar (forbidding evil) with wisdom.

Attending an Islahi Majlis requires trust and love for the speaker; receiving correction can be uncomfortable, and approaching it with resistance leads to ego-defense, backbiting, and spiritual retrogression.
Partial attendance at spiritual gatherings or relying on isolated clips leads to misunderstanding and deprives a person of full benefit.
Rows (safs) in congregational prayer should be balanced evenly to the left and right of the Imam, and knowledgeable individuals (Sahib-e-Ilm) should stand directly behind the Imam.
Compromising Islamic values to remain popular or avoid offending relatives weakens faith; evil must be addressed rather than normalized.
Effective correction requires three conditions: speaking the truth (Haqq), using a wise and gentle approach (Haqq Tariqah), and having pure intentions for Allah (Haqq ke Liye).

Hadith on changing evil: Correcting evil physically, verbally, or hating it in the heart, which represents the weakest level of Iman.
Practice of Rasulullah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam): Encouraging senior Sahaba (Radiallahu Anhum) to stand close to the Imam to learn and convey teachings to others.

Ensure proper rest before attending an Islahi Majlis to remain alert and attentive throughout the discourse.
Personalize spiritual advice heard in lectures by reflecting on one's own weaknesses instead of assuming it applies to others.
Revive Sunnah practices gently within the home and social circles using tact, love, and respectful reminders.