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 '''Laylat al-Qadr''' (Arabic: {{ia|لَیلَة القَدر}}; Night of the Measure, Night of the Destiny) is the night of the [[revelation]] of the [[Qur'an]] and the predestination of the coming year for all persons. In the Qur'an and [[hadith]]s, the Night of Qadr is said to be more valuable than one thousand months. It is the most virtuous night of the year and the night of divine mercy and the forgiveness of [[sin]]s, when [[angel]]s descend on the Earth. According to some [[Shiite]] hadiths, the angels present people's predestinations for the coming year to the [[Imam]].
-The exact date of Laylat al-Qadr is unknown. However, according to many traditions, it is in the [[month of Ramadan]]. Shi'a believe that it is whether the eve of nineteenth or twenty first or twenty third of the month of Ramadan. Majority of Shi'a emphasis on the eve of twenty third and majority of [[Sunni]] Muslims mark twenty seventh of the month of Ramadan as Laylat al-Qadr.
+The exact date of Laylat al-Qadr is unknown. However, according to many traditions, it is in the [[month of Ramadan]]. Shi'a believe that it is whether the eve of 19th or 21st or 23rd of the month of Ramadan. Majority of Shi'a emphasis on the eve of [[Ramadan 23|23rd]] and majority of [[Sunni]] Muslims mark [[Ramadan 27|27th]] of the month of Ramadan as Laylat al-Qadr.
 On these nights, Shi'a follow their [[Imams (a)]] in [[Vigil|staying awake the whole night]], reciting the Qur'an, praying and performing other rituals. The anniversary of [[Imam 'Ali (a)]]'s martyrdom at [[Ramadan 21]] has increased the importance of these days among Shi'a.