Prayers of the Pious

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The author has directed that 100% of the royalties from the sale of this book be donated to Yaqeen Institute, a US based nonprofit research institute, supporting their research and activities for the global Muslim community 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. Transliteration Guide A brief guide to some of the letters and symbols used in the Arabic transliteration in this book. This book presents a series of Facebook videos he delivered during Ramadan 2018. Many of the videos were watched tens of thousands of times.

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If you want to learn more about Islamic spirituality and develop a more personal relationship with Allah, I highly recommend reading “Prayers of the Pious.” point to hide his good deeds. And a lot of times, you know, we find other companions finding RebeccaYou will learn about the different types of prayers that are prescribed in the Quran and the Sunnah. O Allah, let the best of my lifetime be its ending, and my best deed be that which I seal (my life with), and the best of my days the Day I meet You. Shaykh Omar Suleiman provides us with thirty short prayers taken from the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad and the early generations, each with a short reminder to deepen the impact of the prayer in our lives. Let me die a Muslim and be accompanied by the righteous. (Yusuf 12:101) This is an admirable way for all of us to call upon Allah (glorified and exalted is He) because it encompasses the last of our days in terms of time, the last of our deeds to the very specificity of that last deed, and the last of our days, the Day that we meet with Allah (glorified and exalted is He) , being the best Day of our life.

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destructive praise because it can put us in a situation of hypocrisy. May Allah protect this bubble

O Allah! We ask you the best of this life and the best of the Hereafter and protect us from the Fire of Hell.’ (al-Baqarah 2:201) In a similar vein, Salam ibn Mutiʿ (may Allah be pleased with him) was heard making this du ʿ ā’ : ‘O Allah, if you have granted any righteous servant of Yours a station because of a trial they faced, then grant it to me while sparing me that trial.’ Allah is capable of giving the best of this life and the best of the next, so don’t ask Allah for trials and tests but still seek reward. Be graceful when Allah tests you because it might be the case that we can only reach that station of Allah’s pleasure by going through that trial and test. At the same time, when asking Allah know that you are asking from a merciful Lord, a capable Lord, so ask the best from Him. May Allah (glorified and exalted is He) grant us the best of this life and the best of the Hereafter and protect us from the punishment of Hell. May He grant us the highest station of seekers, and the highest station of the patient, and the highest station of the grateful without putting us through trials that could potentially compromise that patience and allow us to lose out on that reward. Āmīn . Allāhumma in kunta ballaghta aḥadan min ʿibādika al-ṣālihīna darajatan bi-balā’in fa-ballighnīhā bil-ʿāfiyah O Allah, if You have granted any righteous servant of Yours a station because of a trial they faced, then grant it to me while sparing me that trial. Allāhumma usturnā bi-sitrika al-jamīli, wajʿal taḥta al-sitri mā-tarḍā bihi ʿannā O Allah, veil us with Your beautiful veil and place beneath that veil what will please You from us.

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Aclear subject of most of the supplications of the pious predecessors is sincerity, which shows where their priorities the Maya coloane allama Gianni Haytham, ma Illa noon Oh Allah make me better than what they think of blessed with a beautiful ending, he was blessed to die, on the same day of the week that the ProphetIlāhī lā-tuʿadhib lisānan yukhbiru ʿanka, wa-lā ʿaynan tanẓuru ilā ʿulūmin tadullu ʿalayka, wa-lā yadan taktubu hadītha rasūlika; fabiʿizzatika lā-tudkhilanī al-nār My God, do not punish a tongue that informs about You, nor an eye that looks upon (Islamic) sciences which point to You, nor a hand that writes the Traditions of Your Messenger. So by Your honour, do not admit me into the Fire. Imam Ibn al-Jawzi (may Allah be pleased with him) was a great teacher and scholar who lived centuries after the Prophet (peace be upon him) . He would tell his students, if you make it to Jannah and you don’t find me then ask about me, and ask Allah (glorified and exalted is He) to enter me into Jannah as well. Imam Ibn al-Jawzi had sessions with thousands of people at a time, and he would cry out to Allah (glorified and exalted is He) and say, ‘O Allah! Do not punish me, because if you punish me people will say that Allah punished the one that used to teach us about him’. His argument in his du ʿ ā’ s and pleas to Allah (glorified and exalted is He) , like this one, were born out of a fear of hypocrisy: I’m teaching people about You, so don’t humiliate me because then they will say that Allah humiliated the one who taught them about Him. I’m guiding people to Jannah, I’m acting as an ultimate instrument of guidance, but if I do things or say things that are not pleasing to You that might cause me to be punished, don’t let it be that people show up in Jannah and they don’t find the one who taught them about You. This is one of the things we learn from the Prophet (peace be upon him) , to invoke Allah (glorified and exalted is He) with our good deeds; not out of arrogance but out of humility. When you are invoking Allah (glorified and exalted is He) recognize your shortcomings, or realize that you might not be the best of people and you need to rectify those flaws that you need to overcome. Become an instrument of guidance to His gardens, and out of His generosity and benevolence and honour, Allah will not enter you into the Fire. actually living up to that and that was not all a false portrayal. And then Josie Rahim, Allah has a Prayers of the Pious is a collection of prayers and supplications from the Quran, the Sunnah, and the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The prayers are organized into 30 chapters, each of which focuses on a different aspect of Islamic spirituality. This is a very special narration, similar to when the Prophet (peace be upon him) heard the du ʿ ā’ of ʿAbdullah ibn Masʿūd (may Allah be pleased with him) . He is walking by a man in a masjid and overhears the prayer of a pious man, an unknown Bedouin, calling upon Allah (glorified and exalted is He) . The Prophet (peace be upon him) does not know this man but his du ʿ ā’ amazes him. The Prophet (peace be upon him) is connected to his Lord closer than anyone else, so he senses that connection when he hears it from other people and he appreciates the genuine relationship that someone might have with Allah (glorified and exalted is He) . Even if the pious don’t call upon Him in the most perfect of ways, they call upon Him knowing how capable He is. In the statement preceding his du ʿ ā’ , the man encompasses all of the elements of nature—the mountains, the seas, the rain, and the trees—but he also understands that there are some things that are not perceived in terms of nature, and he brings all of creation into his du ʿ ā’ . This teaches us that the praise of our Lord can never be exaggerated, so you praise and you praise and you praise. Then he makes his du ʿ ā’ , and it sounds familiar: ‘Make the best of my life the end of it, the best of my deeds the last of them, and the best of my days the Day I meet You.’ It’s almost verbatim of the du ʿ ā’ made by Abū Bakr al-Ṣiddīq (may Allah be pleased with him) , the first du ʿ ā’ discussed in this book. Amazed by the Bedouin’s du ʿ ā’ , the Prophet (peace be upon him) appoints a man to stay with him and to wait for him to finish his prayers, and to inform the Prophet (peace be upon him) when he is done. When the Bedouin has finished, the Prophet (peace be upon him) comes over to him and asks the man who he is and where he’s from. The Bedouin tells the Prophet (peace be upon him) that he’s just a man from Banū ʿAmr (an Arabian tribe in Quba’, on the outskirts of Madinah) and the Prophet (peace be upon him) gives him a gift. The Prophet (peace be upon him) asks, ‘do you know why I’m giving you this gift?’ He continues, ‘maybe we’re related’. The Prophet (peace be upon him) knows, he says, because of the beauty of the Bedouin’s praise of Allah (glorified and exalted is He) . Subhan Allah. An individual does not have to be a poet to praise Allah, you’d be surprised how poetic you can be when you are sincere. May Allah (glorified and exalted is He) , the Creator of the heavens and the earth, He who knows the weights of the mountains and the measurements of the seas, forgive us and make the best of our lives the end of them and the best of our deeds the last of them, and the best of our days the Day that we meet Him. Āmīn . Prophet peace be upon him, after the Prophet peace be upon him passed away. You can imagine how much

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The Prayers of the Pious: This section includes a collection of prayers and supplications from the Quran, the Sunnah, and the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). No one will have the power to intercede [with Allah], except for him who has taken a covenant with the All-Beneficent, (Maryam 19:87) One of the questions about the Qur’an is how do you interact with those verses? The Prophet (peace be upon him) said of ʿAbdullah ibn Masʿūd, ‘whoever wants to hear the Qur’an fresh, as if it was just recited, then let him listen to the qira’at of ʿAbdullah ibn Masʿūd’. And this is how he interacts with this particular verse and this idea of taking a covenant with Allah (glorified and exalted is He) . One of the things that we learn about Allah (glorified and exalted is He) is that He is too shy to turn away the hands of His sincere servants. So when you call upon Allah and you say, ‘O Allah! You never break your promises. You promised us mercy, so please show us mercy; You promised that if we do this, You will do that.’ It’s a very beautiful and powerful way to engage your Rabb, to engage your Lord, to engage your Sustainer. A Lord that loves to forgive, a Lord that loves to pardon, a Lord that loves to show mercy. May Allah (glorified and exalted is He) deliver us on the Day of Judgement, as He promised us that if we believe in Him and we turn to Him and obey Him to the best of our ability that He will deliver us with His mercy. May Allah (glorified and exalted is He) deliver us with His mercy and allow us to enter into the Gardens of felicity.

of 63, which was the way that the same age that apobec had Alma and Ali, all died at the same age as applies to every person who is deemed righteous by the public eye. Just as we hate slander, we hate not really you. It's the veil that Allah has provided. And you need to be self aware of that so that When we deal with a hardship, we often ask ourselves the reason we are being subjected to that hardship. We are told it is because of the great reward that can come as a result of it, if we internalize and act upon it in the way that the Prophet (peace be upon him) taught us to act in a time of hardship. You hear lessons of Allah (glorified and exalted is He) showering people who have been through hardship and trials with the mercy that He does, and you start to wonder if this is the only way one can gain the pleasure of Allah (glorified and exalted is He) ; as in the hadith of the Prophet (peace be upon him) that Allah tests those whom He loves. So can we only attain the love of Allah through severe trials and tests? This is the sentiment that would be present in the Hereafter, when the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, ‘When ahl al-ʿāfiyah (people who were spared from hardship) see ahl al-balā’ (people who were tested) being rewarded by Allah in the Hereafter, they would wish to be returned to the world so that they would cut their skins’. So Allah (glorified and exalted is He) is the One who consoles and comforts, and Allah is the One who allots this immense reward for the struggles of the righteous. Hence the question: is there any way for us to attain a high position with Allah (glorified and exalted is He) without going through severe hardship? And how do we reconcile that notion with the du ʿ ā’ in the Qur’an: By reading this short work with an attentive heart, the reader can cultivate love for God and His Messenger and live life with gratitude and contentment.