Introduction<strong>Remembrance</strong> of AllahAbu Musa Al-‐Ash`ari (may Allah be pleased with him) reported: The Prophet said, "The similitude of one who remembers his Rabb and one who does not remember Him, is like that of the living and the dead.” (Al-Bukhari, Muslim) Note: Lack of remembrance of Allah is akin to death. When a person dies, he is unable to do anything. Similarly, a person who does not remember Allah goes so far from Him that he cannot do anything which can benefit him. 1 Du’aa (Supplication)Abu Hurayrah reported that the Prophet said, “Nothing isdearer to Allah than supplications.” (Adab Al Mufrad by Imam Al Bukhari)In Islamic terminology, du’aa is the act of supplication. It is calling out to Allah; it is a conversation with Allah, our Creator, our Lord, the All-‐Knowing, and the All-‐Powerful. In fact, the word is derived from the Arabic root meaning “to call out or to summon.” It is one of the most powerful and effective acts of worship a human being can engage in. Du’aa has been called the weapon of the believer. It affirms a person’s belief in One Allah and it shuns all forms of idolatry or polytheism.Du’aa is essentially submission to Allah and a manifestation of a person’s need for Allah. 2 1 Riyad-us-Saliheen2 http://www.islamreligion.com/articles/4005/viewall/- 2 -
‘A’ishah said, “The Prophet was asked, ‘Which type ofworship is best?’ He replied, ‘A man’s supplication for himself.’”Du’aa – A Direct ConnectionPrayer (Salah), is one of the pillars of Islam, and in performing the five daily prayers a Muslim actually engages in a physical form of du’aa asking Allah to forgive him, and grant him Paradise through his actions. Throughout the prayer, one also supplicates to Allah directly. Salah is an obligatory act of worship, and a direct connection between Allah and the believer. Du’aa on the other hand is a Muslim’s way of feeling that connection to Allah at anytime, in any place. Du’aa incorporates praise, gratefulness, hope, and calling on Allah to assist the one in need and grant his or her requests. Although making du’aa is not an obligation, there are numerous virtues in turning to Allah frequently with du’aa. Frequent du’aa increases one’s faith, makes one feel closer to Allah, gives hope and relief to the distressed, and saves the supplicant from the despair and isolation. Throughout theQur’an, Allah encourages the believer to call on Him; He asks usto lay our dreams, hopes, fears, and uncertainties before Himand to be sure that He hears every word. 3“And when My slaves ask you (O Muhammad) concerning Me, then (answer them), I am indeed near (to them by My Knowledge). I respond to the supplications of the supplicant when he calls on Me (without any mediator or intercessor). So let them obey Me and believe in Me, so that they may be led aright.” (Al-Baqarah, 2:186) 3 http://www.islamreligion.com/articles/4005/viewall/- 3 -
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