Chapter 158

Remembrance 4 from Chapter 158

Du‘ā’, humility, and takbīr in battle, and asking Allah to fulfil his promise to help the believers

Arabic
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Romanisation

Allāhumma anjiz lī mā wa‘adtanī, Allāhumma āti mā wa‘adtanī, Allāhumma in tuhlik hādhihi-l-‘iṣābata min ahli-l-Islāmi lā tu‘bad fi-l-arḍ.

Context

As for the wording of Muslim, he says: “The Prophet Honorific symbol faced the qiblah, then stretched out his hand and raised his voice, supplicating to his Lord: ‘O Allah, fulfil Your promise to me. O Allah, grant what You have promised me. O Allah, if this small group of the people of Islam is destroyed You will not be worshipped on Earth’ and he continued to supplicate his Lord loudly, stretching out his hands so much so that his upper garment fell off.” [3].I say: yahtifu with fatḥah at the beginning and kasrah on the third [consonant] means ‘he raised his voice in supplication’.

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References
[3] Al-Bukhārī (3953), Muslim (1763), at-Tirmidhī (3081), and Abū Dāwūd (2690), in an abridged form.

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