Jaulah (or gasht) is a key practice of Tablighi Jamaat where members visit homes in the community to invite people to pray and listen to religious teachings.

1. Group formation:
   • Groups typically consist of 3-10 people.
   • Three people are given specific roles: Ameer (leader), Mutakallim (spokesperson), and guide.
2. Behavior during gasht:
   • Walk on the right side of the path with lowered gaze.
   • Lower gaze and avoid looking at worldly materials.
   • Move together as a group.
   • Engage in dhikr (remembrance of Allah) while walking.
3. Interaction with people:
   • Knock on doors and request to speak with male family members.
   • The Mutakallim should address the entire group, not just the person being visited.
   • Give short, encouraging talks focused on faith and the importance of prayer.
4. Time management:
   • Gasht should last about 45 minutes.
   • End Gasht such that everyone can join the congregational prayer.
   • Make sure 5-10 minutes are left for the participants to make ablution.
5. Speech content:
   • Focus on the importance of faith, prayer, and following the Prophet's way.
   • Emphasize the benefits of connecting with Allah in this life and the hereafter.
   • Use simple language to ensure understanding.
6. Mosque-based activities:
   • Leave 2-3 brothers in the mosque for dhikr and dua.
   • One person should welcome newcomers to the mosque.
   • After gasht, give a short talk (bayan) in the mosque about the six points of Tabligh.