Prayers of the Pious

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Adhhibi al-ba’sa rabba al-nāsi, wa’shfi anta al-shāfī lā-shifā’a illā shifā’uka shifā’an lā-yughādiru saqaman Remove the illness O Sustainer of Mankind. Cure the disease, for You are the One Who cures, there is no cure except Your cure. Grant me a cure that leaves no illness.

Prayers of the Pious - Yaqeen Institute - Imam Omar Suleiman Prayers of the Pious - Yaqeen Institute - Imam Omar Suleiman

Allāhumma innī naṣaḥtu li-khalqika ẓāhiran wa-ghashashtu nafsī bāṭinan, fa-hab lī ghisshī li-nafsī li-nuṣḥī li-khalqika Presented as a beautiful gift book this collection of prayers, or du'as in Arabic, will stand out due to the authors notoriety.You will have the opportunity to read and reflect on a collection of prayers and supplications from the Quran, the Sunnah, and the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

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Allāhumma lā-taḥrimnī khayra mā-ʿindaka li-sharri mā-ʿindī O Allah, do not forbid me from the good You have, for the evil I have. did that we were never aware of that the books never encompassed. May Allah be pleased with him. AndTransliteration Guide A brief guide to some of the letters and symbols used in the Arabic transliteration in this book. E-books may weaken your eyesight due to the glare of the screen. Support the book publisher by purchasing his original paper book. If you can access it and get it, do not hesitate to buy it. So, she makes this du ʿ ā’ for him, and there is no greater du ʿ ā’ than that of a mother and no more powerful a du ʿ ā’ than that of a person who is under oppression. There are so many themes that we can take from this du ʿ ā’ , the du ʿ ā’ of the oppressed, the du ʿ ā’ of the mother, the love and admiration that this mother had for her own child and what she saw in his standing and whimpering and crying out to Allah (glorified and exalted is He) ; how he struggled his entire life and lived the life of resistance. She not only mentions his sacrifices and his service, but she also asks Allah for the reward of her sacrifice and her service. Perhaps the most important lesson we can take from this is that Asma’ was privy to the fact that the death of her son would ultimately lead to her own death as well, as she was living at that point through her son. When ʿAbdullah ibn Zubayr (may Allah be pleased with him) was crucified, he was left crucified next to the Kaʿbah, and she would come out, this 100-year-old woman, and cry at his body and ask: ‘Isn’t it time for this noble warrior to come down. Isn’t it time for this body, this man to be honoured?’ She pleaded until eventually his body was taken down, and she died only a few days later. May Allah (glorified and exalted is He) be pleased with her and allow us to meet this beautiful woman, this powerful mother, who is a symbol of resistance, a symbol of righteousness in all circumstances, on the Day of Judgement. May Allah (glorified and exalted is He) be pleased with her son and be pleased with her family and May Allah allow us to face our oppressors with the greatest courage and great sincerity and be families that are thankful and patient even in the most difficult days. Āmīn .