Gratitude and Praise to Allah in Daily Prayer
The Quran says that a true believer should praise and thank Allah every day.
The daily prayer translated into Russian reads:
“I praise and thank Allah, he is the first and the last, there is no one before or after him! I pray to Allah, whose thoughts are deep and omnipresent! Thanks to his power, he created everything around him, breathed life into the created beings and directed them to the true path. He is omnipotent, when he guides us forward, then no one will take us to another path, and when he brings us back, then there is no power on earth that can make us move forward. He determines the food and wealth of all living beings, so no one can reduce the wealth of one to whom it is given, or increase the property of one to whom little is given.
Determine how long each person will live. And when the believer takes his last steps on earth, he will take him with him and reward him, otherwise he will throw him into the abyss of terrible punishment. Everyone will get what they deserve. He is justice. His blessings are pure, flawless and endless! No one can hold him accountable, only everyone is responsible for what he did.”
Muslim prayers to Allah
There are a huge number of different Muslim prayers that are said in a wide variety of everyday situations. For example, there are special prayers that need to be read in the morning while dressing and vice versa in the evening while undressing. Prayers should be read before meals.
Every Muslim always reads prayer in new clothes and at the same time asks Allah to protect him from evil. The prayer also mentions gratitude to the one who sewed the clothes, as well as asking Allah to send him the highest blessings.
It is absolutely necessary to pray before the believers leave the house or on occasions when one needs to enter someone's house. It expresses reverence and respect for the people whose home is to be visited.
Prayer "Kulhu Allahu ahad" in Arabic
The prayer “Kulhu Allahu ahad” is aimed at enabling a person to fulfill his desires.
In Arabic the text of the prayer is:
“Kulhu w Allah ahad Allahu Samad Lam yalid wa lam yulad Wa lam yakun Allahu, kufuwan ahad.”
This call is believed to be most effective when speaking Arabic. It is imperative to take into account that this prayer can be read by a believer with a pure soul and sincere thoughts. Otherwise, Allah simply will not listen to the request and will not help. You should also know that this prayer is not said separately. It is important to understand the very essence of the ceremony. The person for whom the prayer is being offered should sit on a chair, and the person saying the prayer should place his hands on his head.
After this, prayer words are said. For greater effectiveness, it is recommended to carry out the ritual for several days in a row.
Listen to the prayer “Kulhu Allahu Ahad”:
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Features of the ritual and reading of the prayer
First of all, you need to remember that a person with a pure soul should read the Kukhlu prayer. If this is not so, then Allah will not help him and will not listen to his request. It is prohibited to say this prayer yourself. Thus, the question arises of finding such a person. After he is found, you will need to explain to him the whole essence of this ritual. Further, it implies the following actions: the person sits down, and the speaker must put his hands on his head. Then the spell itself is cast. A person with a pure soul should think about the well-being of the one who came to him with a request. If his thoughts are abstract, then he will not be able to achieve success in pronouncing and all efforts will be in vain. It is important to know that the person reading the prayer must take the ceremony and reading the prayer seriously. After all, this is not a game. Otherwise, he will incur the wrath of the Almighty.
There is one more point that is very important in the ritual. So, it is better to carry it out over several days at the same time. This solution will make it possible to get positive results much faster. However, you should not wait for them immediately; this prayer will gradually influence a person’s life, and soon he will begin to feel better. For this reason, you should not be pragmatic about the fact that there are no results right now, they will definitely come, you need to be patient and have faith.
The text of the Kuhlu prayer in Arabic is as follows: 1 Kulhu in Allahu ahad 2 Allahu samad 3 Lam yalid wa lam yulad 4 Wa lam yakun allahu, kufuwan ahad. However, a prerequisite is that before pronouncing it, you need to read the bismillah.
The Kukhlu prayer should be recited by a person with a pure heart. His soul should not be burdened with sins and black thoughts. You cannot pronounce it yourself. It is important to find this special person, then you will be able to heal from diseases and remove damage.
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Imam Bakir, may peace be upon him, said: “Whoever reads it once will be overshadowed by grace. If he reads it twice, he and his family will be overshadowed by grace. If he reads it three times, then he, his family and his neighbors will be overshadowed with grace. If he reads twelve times, then Allah will build twelve palaces for him in Paradise, and the guardians of Paradise will say: “Take us to the palaces of our brother so that we can look at them.” If he reads it a hundred times, then his sins of twenty-five years will be forgiven, with the exception of murder and appropriation of other people's property. If he reads it four hundred times, he will be given the reward of four hundred martyrs (martyrs).
, whose horses were wounded and themselves shed blood. And if during the day and night he reads a thousand times, then he will not die until he sees his place in Paradise or until it is shown to him” (“Al-Kafi”, vol. 2, p. 619).
Text of the prayer “Kulhu Allahu ahad” in Russian
Despite the fact that the prayer “Kulhu Allahu Ahad” is considered stronger in the original language, it is permissible to pronounce its words in Russian. There are several variations of this prayer.
For example, you could pray the following words:
“In the name of Allah Almighty, I call you from every illness, from all evil glances, from enemies and from every pain. In the eyes of the envious, the Great Allah will heal forever. In the name of Allah I call you forever."
It is important to understand that this prayer does not have magical overtones, it contains a philosophical and religious grain. And this is something that people attending the ceremony should experience to the fullest. It is important to sincerely believe that Allah will listen to prayer and will certainly reliably protect a person. But this is only possible if a person has a bright soul.
Features of prayer and pronunciation
Kulhu Allahu Ahad came to Russia from the eastern lands, from where people are committed to the Muslim faith. For them, this prayer does not have a magical, but rather a philosophical and religious meaning. In the Muslim faith, it is generally accepted that if a person’s soul is truly bright, then you can ask him for anything good, and he will certainly fulfill it.
In fact, prayer is incredibly powerful, but it will have a much greater impact if you say the words in Arabic. In this case, you can count on the maximum effect of prayer and deliverance from diseases and problems.
It should also be noted that there are several variations of the prayer, each of which is widely used.
The most popular version of the prayer will sound like this:
“In the name of Allah, I conjure you from any illness, from any evil look, from envious people and grief. From the eyes of the envious, the great Allah will heal you, in his name I conjure you.”
This option can also be pronounced in Arabic, if a person speaks it. Of course, sometimes this is very problematic, but for the positive impact that prayer is sure to have, it is worth going through.
Of course, kulha should be pronounced only according to a special and unique ritual that has existed for several centuries. Such rituals helped people find personal peace and tranquility for their safety.
Prayer to Allah for help “O Allah, help me”
Namaz is a mandatory ritual for every Muslim. He will build not only from prayers, but also from certain actions. Therefore, those who have recently converted to Islam will have to make a lot of effort to learn all the rules. Of course, first you will have to gradually learn all the necessary prayers.
But first of all you should know that there is only one prayer that can be used at any time.
It sounds like this:
“O Great Allah! We sincerely turn to you for help, ask you to help us walk the right path, ask you for forgiveness for all our wrong actions and sincerely repent. We believe in you and count on you. We sincerely praise you with all our hearts. We thank you and recognize your strength. We reject evil from ourselves and abandon all who commit illegal and unjust actions. My God! We are faithful, we worship you alone, we pray only to you, and only to you we bow to the ground. We strive for you with all our hearts, devotedly and guided by thoughts. We sincerely believe in your mercy and fear your punishment. Let the atheists be punished!”
Prayer is also very important for beginners who are just getting acquainted with the rules of prayer.
After the obligatory prayers, the following prayer phrase should be said:
“O Allah, help me, a true believer, worthy to mention you, worthy to thank you and worthy to adore you.”
Prayer "Allah Akbar"
"Allah Akbar" translated from Arabic means: great Lord. This phrase acknowledges the power and might of the Almighty. In the Muslim religion, “Allahu Akbar” is a formula for recognizing the greatness of God. This phrase emphasizes obedience to Allah, this is one of the phrases that reflects true obedience to the Almighty, an oath of denial of other powers and possessions.
Every Muslim child understands what Allah Akbar means. This sacred phrase sounds in the mouths of Muslims throughout their lives, and these words accompany all the actions of believers. This phrase is always used in Islamic prayers. This is treated as a separate prayer conversation.
It can be translated like this:
“They will be fulfilled. Allah is Great, not mine.”
He mistakenly calls this expression a battle cry. Rather, it is a reminder to believers that, regardless of the current situation, God is Great and Almighty. It should be remembered that success and happiness for a Muslim come from Allah, his whole life depends on him. A true believer says “Allahu Akbar” when he is very afraid, and after that his soul will surely calm down. Because he will remember that everything is in God’s hands. Using this phrase you can also remove anger from the soul, calm down and prevent wrong actions. This expression of prayer is also said in moments of joy and success as a sign of gratitude to God.
Explanation of Surah Al-Ikhlas
The Almighty commanded to speak these words with firm confidence and absolute conviction in the truth of these words. And for this, a person must be aware of their true meaning. Allah is the only God. His beautiful names and qualities are perfect, His deeds are holy and without blemish, and there is no one like Him or similar to Him. He is self-sufficient, and all the inhabitants of heaven and earth are in great need of Him and pray to Him for help, because all His attributes are perfect. He is omniscient and His knowledge is unlimited. He is patient and His patience is endless. He is merciful, and His mercy embraces every thing. The same applies to all divine qualities.
The perfection of Allah is also manifested in the fact that He does not give birth and was not born, and therefore does not need anyone or anything. His names, qualities and deeds are superior to the names, qualities and deeds of creation. He is great and all-good! From all that has been said, it follows that this surah entirely preaches the doctrine that only Allah possesses divine names and qualities.
