The Key To A Successful Day

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The Key To A Successful Day: Duas for the morning, evening and after prayer.

Private Devotions For Morning And Evening From The Qur’an And Sunnah

Saeed Bin Ali Bin Wahf Al-Qahtani
Language: English | Format: PDF | Pages: 34 | Size: 1 MB

The author said in his introduction, “There are hundreds of benefits associated with Dhikr, the act of rehearsing and celebrating the praises of Allah. The well-known medieval scholar Ibn Al-Qaiyim mentioned more than seventy of these in his book Kitabul-Adhkar. Among the benefits he mentioned were that Dhikr drives away Satan, pleases Allah, the Merciful, and replaces pain and sorrow of the heart with peace happiness and contentment.”

Self-Ruqya Treatment: Do It Yourself Treat Your Family

Dr. Khalid Aljuraisy
Language: English | Format: PDF | Pages: 292 | Size: 24 MB

Praise be to Allah, the Kind the Ever Caring (1), the Able, the Merciful, the Owner of the dominion. It is who answers the prayers of those in urgent need, who heals His slaves whom He tries with illness.

Praise is due to Him for His great blessings and generosity.

We testify that there is no God but Allah, alone without partners, and we testify that Muhammad is His slave and messenger, whom He has sent as a mercy to all mankind.

May Allah’s peace and blessings be upon Prophet Muhammad, his kin, his sahaabah (companions) and he dedicated followers.

Regrettably, some Muslims have neglected ruqyas. Others may have never thought about them at all. They may even see them as nonsense (2). However, the faithful believe that ruqyas are a worthy means of immense benefit for healing all physical and non-physical illnesses. Shari’ah statements confirm the permissibility of seeking healing by Qur’anic recitations and the Prophet’s established prayers. For example, Allah says, “…Say: It [the Qur’an) is for those who believe [in it] guidance and a healing.” [41/44] Also, according to the Hadith, “When Allah’s Messenger became ill, Gibreel (Angel Gabriel) would do (this) ruqya unto him: In the name of Allah, may He grant you healing. May He cure you of all illnesses, of the evil of whoever envies you, and of evil eyes.”(3)

Evidently, the ruqya literature has wide range of ruqyas. Basically, if a ruqya is permissible and it established to be beneficial, it is used. For example, some rqaais (performers of ruqya) use short surahs (Qur’anic chapters), such as Surat Al-Faatihah. Others may use a long one, such as Surat Al-Baqarah. Also, a selection of surahs can be used, e.g. Al-Faathiah plus Al-Falaq and An-Naas. Some may even use only one Ayah, e.g. Ayat Al-Kursi. Sometimes, water, oil or honey is used. The raaqi recites the ruqya unto clean water to be drunk by the patient, unto oil to be rubbed onto the body, or unto honey to be eaten.
In all the above-mentioned examples, the raaqi uses a permissible ruqya which he believes to be beneficial; and suitable for a Particular patient. This is based on the Prophet’s saying, “Let me see your ruqyas. Ruqyas are valid provided that they are void of shirk.”(4) The Prophet also says. “I see no harm (in ruqyas). Let whoever can benefit his fellow Muslim do so.”(5)

Evidently, some imams among the salaf (early righteous Muslims) used for ruqya Ayahs that had not been designated for ruqya earlier. For example, as mentioned by Ibn-Alqayyim in Attib Annabawi (Prophetic Medicine), for women having difficult labour, Imam Ahmad used to write as ruqya on white paper or something clean the following supplications, from the Hadith and the Qur’an:

– “There is no God but Allah, the Almighty, the Forbearing. Blessed be Allah, the Lord of the Glorious Throne. Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds.” (6)
– “On the day when they see that which they are promised (it will seem to them) as though they had tarried but an hour of daylight. A clear message. Shall any be destroyed save evil living folk?” [69/35]
– On the day when they behold it, it will be as if they had but tarried for an evening or the morn thereof.” [79/46]
According to Ibn-Alqayyim, some the salaf (early Muslims) – Ibn-Taymiyyah among them – mentioned that Imam Ahmad had written that ruqya for several cases of difficult delivery.

It would be impracticable to detail salaf statements with respect to the ruqyas they based on ijtihad. Therefore, not only have I selected the Ayahs specified by evidence as ruqya, but have also included other prayers believed to be beneficial for the treatment of sihr (witchcraft), possession, the evil eye and other illnesses, physical as well as non-physical.

Remembrance After Obligatory Prayers

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This design shows the remembrance recited after prayers. It is recommended to be printed and distributed in Masjeds (Mosques).

Supplication And Its Manners Times Conditions Mistakes

Abdul Aziz Bin Mohammed Al-Dowaish
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What are the Conditions of Du’aa? Merits of Supplications? Manners of Making Du’aa? Mistakes in Du’aa? Why invocations not Answered? This series answer those questions and other topics.

Dua’ Qunoot – Mashari Rashid Al-Afasy (E-Book + Audio)

Sheikh Mashari Rashid Al-Afasy
Language: Arabic – English | Format: PDF | Pages: 19 | Size: 1 MB

This is the complete translation and transliteration of the dua from the famous qunoot done by Mashari Rashid Al-Afasy. It also includes the Arabic text making memorizing the dua easier. The dua begins. ‘ Allahumma lakal-hamdu anta noorus-samaawaati wal-ardi wa man eehinna, wa lakalhamdu anta qayyimus-samaawaati wal-ardi wa man feehinna, wa lakal-hamdu anta rabbus-samaawaati wal-ardi wa man feehinna. O Allah, for You is all Praise – You are the Light of the Heavens and the Earth and all that is in them; and for You is all Praise – You are the Guardian of the Heavens and the Earth and all that is in them; and for You is all Praise – you are the Lord of the Heavens and the Earth and all that is in them…’

A Selection Of Supplications From Al-Qur’an And Authentic Hadith

Islamic Knowlege Team
Language: English | Format: PDF | Pages: 36 | Size: 1 MB

List of Contents: 001 – Dua (supplication) 002 – The Merit Of Making Dua 003 – Best Times To Make Dua 004 – Glorfication Of Allah 005 – Thanking Allah 006 – Trust In Allah 007 – Dependance On Allah 008 – Blessing On Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) 009 – Protection From Shaytan 010 – In Distress 011 – General Wellbeing 012 – Ayat-ul-Kursi 013 – Seeking Knowledge And Wisdom 014 – Seeking Guidance 015 – Seeking Protection 016 – Seeking Patience And Perseverance 017 – Seeking Health 018 – Seeking Wealth 019 – When Travelling 020 – Wearing New Garment 021 – Dua For Speech 022 – Dua For Parents 023 – Dua For Offspring 024 – Dua For Finding A Suitable Spouse 025 – Dua For Spouses 026 – At Beginning of Intercourse 027 – Sorting Out Differnces 028 – Seeking Victory Over Enemies 029 – Seeking Forgiveness 030 – Protection From Trials Of The Hereafter 031 – Tahajjud Prayer 032 – Istikharah Prayer.

Du’aas In The Life Of A Muslim (Vol. 1 & 2) – A Collection Of Essential Du’aas For Everyday Life

Based on the Madressa text books: Du’aas in the Life of a Muslim and Basic Essentials for Muslims.

Arabic: Qari Altaf Hathodwi
English: Jazaar Raad

CD 1 Track Listing:

1.  Ta’a-Wuz, Tasmiyah
2.  Kalimah Tayyibah, Kalimah Shahaadah, Kalimah Tamjeed, Kalimah Tawheed, Kalima Radde Kufr, Imman-E-Mujmal, Imaan-E-Mufassal
3.  Before Making Wudhu, While Making Wudhu, After Making Wudhu
4.  Adhaan
5.  Adhaan Fajr
6.  Iqaamah
7.  Iqaamah Shaafi
8.  Reply to Adhaan and Iqaamah
9.  Dua After Adhaan
10  When Entering Masjid, When Leaving Masjid
11.  Salaah Duas:  Takbeer, Thanaa’, Ruku, Raising From Ruku, Standing After Ruku, Sajdah, Tashah-Hud, Tashah-Hud (Shafi’), Durood-E-Ibrahim, Dua After Durood-E-Ibrahim, Du’aa After Salaam, Du’aa-e-Qunoot, Du’aa-E-Qunoot (Shafi’)
12.  Before Sleeping, After Waking Up, Before Going To Bed
13.  On Entering The Toilet, On Leaving The Toilet
14.  On Seeing The New Moon
15.  Before Eating, After Eating, When Eating Elsewhere
16.  On Boarding A Car, On Bidding Someone Farewell, At The Time Of A Journey, After Beginning A  Journey, On Returning From A Journey
17.  For Fasting, On Breaking Fast, Making “Iftaari” At Someone Else’s House
18.  Sneezing
19.  When A Loss Occurs
20.  After Drinking Water
21.  When Looking Into A Mirror
22.  On Wearing A  New Garment
23.  Morning And Evening
24.  After Drinking Milk
25.  On Hearing Good News
26.  Greeting A  Muslim And Replying To The Greeting
27.  Expressing One’s Love To Another, Replying To One Who Expresses His Love
28.  When Seeing Another Muslim Cheerful
29.  On Thanking Someone

The Qunoot Collection

Dua is one of the strongest weapons of the Believer. This tear-jerking audio set is a collection of Qanoot Dua’s made by various Imams from around the world.

“The Believers, Men and Women, are Supporters and Protectors of one another. They command Al-Ma’ruf and forbid Al-Munkar, they perform Salat and give the Zakat, and Obey Allah and His Messenger. Allah will have his Mercy on them. Surely Allah is All-Mighty, All-Wise.” (At-Taubah: 71)

The Qanoot is recited at times of hardship, difficulties and when the Ummah has been affected by calamities. Usually the Imaam will recite it after the ruku and it is Sunnah for the followers to follow By stretching out their hands in front of their chest (as in dua) praying that Allah (SWT) alleviate the calamities from the Muslims.

The current Crusade against the Muslims is evidently clear from the atrocities committed against them in Iraq, Palestine, Kashmir and Chechnya.

Du’a The Weapon Of The Believer: A Treatise On The Status And Etiquette Of Du’a In Islam

Abu Ammaar Yasir Qadhi
Language: English | Format: PDF | Pages: 240 | Size: 13.5 MB

In this work, the author elaborates on the status, importance, and etiquette of du’a or prayer and supplications in Islam. In the most comprehensive work yet written in English on this topic, the author discusses, amongst other matters:

* The excellence and benefits of the dua
* The types of dua
* The pre-conditions that are needed in order for a dua to be accepted
* The recommended etiquette of performing dua
* The timings and situations in which the dua is more likely to be answered
* The various factors that aid or prevent a dua from being accepted
* The relationship of dua with the Divine Decree (qadr)
* The wisdom behind a delayed response

This is a highly informative and essential book for every Muslim household.

About the Author

Abu Ammaar Yasir Qadhi was born in Houston, Texas, but completed his primary and secondary education in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. He graduated with a B.Sc. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Houston, after which he was accepted as a student at the Islamic University of Madinah. After completing a diploma in Arabic, he graduated with a B.A. from the College of Hadith and Islamic Sciences.

Of his published works are: Riyaa: Hidden Shirk; An Introduction to the Sciences of the Qur’an; Asmaa bint Abee Bakr (booklet); Safiyyah bint Abd al-Muttalib (booklet); and other works.