Timeless Prayers

INTRODUCTION
Ab[ Hurayrah t narrates that the Messenger r has stated,
“Whoever does not supplicate to All\h I, He becomes angry with
him.”
A#mad in his Musnad, Ibn M\jah, al-Bayhaq| and a{-^abar\n|
Anas t narrates that the Messenger of All\h r has stated,
“One should ask from All\h for all one’s needs even if it be for a
shoelace.”
Ibn *ibb\n, a{-^abar\n| and al-Bayhaq|
Man has forgotten how much All\h I loves him. While no one says
that people should not engage in pursuing their livelihood, a reminder
needs to be given to everyone to make time during the day to allow
one’s thoughts to return to All\h I, taking time out to praise Him and
ask for our needs.
While one should indeed ask for our needs of the afterlife, the Prophet
r has instructed that equally, we should ask from All\h I for even the
most simple of our daily requirements. This, as we can clearly see will
allow us to remember All\h I more often during the day. This is an
easy way of pleasing Him.
We have covered the supplications that are found in the Qur’\n in our
book, “Supplications from the Holy Qur’\n,” and the ad`iyah taught
to us by the Messenger r, which are related to either a specific action
or a specific time have been included in the book, “The Prophet’s r
way of Du`\’.” This book records transmitted some of the narrated
ad`iyah which are not specifically time or place related.
This book presents before the reader prayers from various books of
A#\d|th. These ad`iyah are either what have been taught by the
Messenger r, what have been transmitted from other Prophets u, or
have been recommended by the companions y.
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