8) His (Imam Sajjad's) Supplication in Seeking Refuge

English Us

8) His (Imam Sajjad's) Supplication in Seeking Refuge

4310 0 share 0



1- O God, I seek refuge in Thee from the agitation of craving, the violence of wrath, the domination of envy, the frailty of patience, the lack of contentment, surliness of character, urgency of passion, the disposition to vehemence,

2- following caprice,1 opposing guidance, the sleep of heedlessness, undertaking the toilsome, preferring falsehood over truth, persisting in sin, making little of disobedience, making much of obedience,

3- vying with the wealthy, disparaging the poor, guarding badly over those in our hands, failing to thank those who have done good to us,

O God, I seek refuge in Thee from the agitation of craving, the violence of wrath, the domination of envy, the frailty of patience, the lack of contentment, surliness of character, urgency of passion, the disposition to vehemence, following caprice,1 opposing guidance, the sleep of heedlessness, undertaking the toilsome, preferring falsehood over truth, persisting in sin, making little of disobedience, making much of obedience,

4- aiding a wrongdoer, abandoning someone troubled, wanting what is not rightfully ours, and speaking about knowledge without knowing.

5- We seek refuge in Thee from harbouring dishonesty toward anyone, being pleased with our works, and stretching out our expectations.

6- We seek refuge in Thee from ill-mindedness, looking down on the small, Satan's gaining mastery over us, time's afflicting us, and the sovereign's oppressing us.

7- We seek refuge in Thee from acting with prodigality and not having sufficiency.

We seek refuge in Thee from ill-mindedness, looking down on the small, Satan's gaining mastery over us, time's afflicting us, and the sovereign's oppressing us. We seek refuge in Thee from acting with prodigality and not having sufficiency.

8- We seek refuge in Thee from the gloating of enemies, indigent need for equals, living in hardship, and dying without readiness.

9- We seek refuge in Thee from the most dreadful remorse, the greatest affliction, the most wretched wretchedness, the evil end to the journey, the deprivation of reward, and the advent of punishment.

10- O God, bless Muhammad and his Household and through Thy mercy, give to me refuge from all of that, and to all the faithful, both men and women! O Most Merciful of the merciful!

1. The term 'caprice' denotes any desire that is opposed to the truth or turns man away from the divine guidance.
Who is further astray than he who follows his own caprice without guidance from God? (28:50) Obey not him whose heart We have made heedless of Our remembrance, so that he follows his own caprice (18:28).
God addresses David with the command:
Judge among men by the truth, and follow not caprice (38:26).

Related Post

37) Imam Sajjad's Supplication in Giving Thanks

37) Imam Sajjad's Supplication in Giving Thanks

His Supplication when Confessing his Shortcomings in Giving Thanks

Permanency of ethical values

Permanency of ethical values

Ethical values, which pertain to the very principle of humanity, and which are t...

The tax of one-fifth (Khums)

The tax of one-fifth (Khums)

All the Fuqaha' of Islam are of the belief that spoils obtained in war should be...

What does “Shi‘ah” mean?

What does “Shi‘ah” mean?

In Arabic “Shi‘ah” literally means “follower”. And the Muslims use the word “Shi...

Why must the Prophets be Ma‘sūm (Infallible)?

Why must the Prophets be Ma‘sūm (Infallible)?

The Wise and Merciful God sent the prophets so that human society may recognize ...

Magic, In the Eyes of Islam

Magic, In the Eyes of Islam

There are numerous opinions regarding the meaning of magic and its essence and b...

The Angel Who Could Not Fly (story)

The Angel Who Could Not Fly (story)

Our 3rd Imam, Imam Husain (A) was the second son of Imam Ali (A) and Lady Fatima...

Comments

Please share your comments with us.

0 Comments

Blog Categories

IslamPlus Events Article Ahlulbayt View