Rafiq-ul-Haramayn - Ilyas Attar Qadri

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Rafiq-ul-Haramayn 15
20. If something is lost, recite the following:
يَا جَ‏ امِعَ‏ النَّاسِ‏
ط
لِيَوْ‏ مٍ‏ لاَّ‏ رَيْ‏ ‏َب فِيْ‎‏ِ‏ اِنَّ‏ اللّ‏
َٰ لاَ‏ يُخْ‏ لِفُ‏ الْمِيْعَ‏ ادَ‏
اِجْ‏ مَعْ‏
بَ‎‏ْنىِ‏ ْ وَ‏ بَينْ‏ َ ضَ‏ آ لَّتىِ‏ ْ
Translation: O the One gathering people on the day about which
there is no doubt! Indeed Allah ( ) does not go against the promise.
Make me find my lost thing.
By the blessing of reciting it, the lost thing will turn up, .
‏َك ۡ رب َ ُ ‘ say 21. When moving to a higher place,
ّٰ ُ ا
from a higher to a lower place, say ‘ ِ
‏.’س ُ ب ۡ ح ٰ نَ‏ ا‏ّٰ‏
‏’اَ‎ and when moving
22. Recite Āyat-ul-Kursī once at the time of sleeping, it provides
refuge from satan and thief.
23. According to a Ḥadīš, if someone facing a difficulty needs help,
he should call out the following words thrice:
Translation: O servants of Allah! Help me.
يَا عِ‏ بَادَ‏ اللّ‏ ِٰ
ا َِ‎‏ْنُوْ‏ نىِ‏
(Ḥiṣn-e-Ḥaṣīn, pp. 82)
24. Observe the foregoing manners and etiquettes during the return
journey as well.
25. People should welcome the Ḥājī and request him for Du’ā before
he reaches his home as the Du’ā made by a Ḥājī is accepted until
he has reached his home.
26. On returning from the journey, offer two Rak’āt Nafl Ṣalāĥ
before going to home in the Masjid of your locality (provided
the time is not Makrūĥ for Ṣalāĥ).