There are supplications and remembrances
(كناش أدعية و أذكار)
| Title | There are supplications and remembrances |
|---|---|
| Title Original | كناش أدعية و أذكار |
| Type | Document |
| Language | Arabic |
| Digital | Yes |
| Manuscript | No |
| Pages Count | 26 |
| Library: | King Abdul-Aziz Al Saoud Foundation for Islamic Studies and Human Sciences |
| Record ID | affichage_numerics2180 |
| Notes | The beginning of the manuscript: Then he mentioned how to invoke the Most Beautiful Names of God until he said and respond to him, to invoke God Almighty by His ninety-nine names every day or night, for it was narrated on the authority of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, whoever counts them will enter Paradise, and they are separated in all. The end of the manuscript: Do not occupy your tongues with insults to kings, but repent to God and show His compassion toward you. I finish. From the book of Ibn Nabhan Al-Shafi’i, Uwais Al-Qarni said: Whoever places his hand on his temples in the open, his heart will harden and his modesty and compassion will disappear from him. Al-Hasan said: Whoever kills an ant in the open, a devil will become in his hair, making him forget the remembrance of God for forty mornings. I finish. We did not stop at a university Among the restrictions mentioned are: How to invoke the Most Beautiful Names of God, perhaps for the chosen Kantī; The will of Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Othman Al-Tamutrouti to Abu Zaid Al-Tanmarti, author of the book Al-Fawaida Al-Tamruti; A supplication attributed to Ahmed Al-Shawi; A prayer attributed to Ahmed bin Musa; A supplication attributed to Al-Kharshi regarding protection from the afflictions of time. Yahya Al-Shawi's prayer; A prayer attributed to Ibn al-Arabi al-Hatami; A prayer attributed to Sidi Redouane; Translated by Abu Abbas Al-Sabti Font type: Moroccan |
