Supplications from the Sunnah – Dua 1
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Channel: Abdul Nasir Jangda
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Speaker 1 discusses the common sup disclosure of the prophet's frequent and common supiers, which refers to the heart. The speaker explains that the prophet's strength comes from his ability to demonstrate his power and consistency, and that his success is due to his ability to turn and establish his heart upon the deen. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of not feeling motivated or demoralized, as it can affect one's deen.AI Generated Transcript ©
Sharib Nahushab
says that I asked our mother, the mother
of the believers,
That, oh dear mother of the believers,
what was one of the most frequent and
common supplications
the prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam made when he
was with you? And she commented and she
said that one of the most frequent and
common supplications
the prophet
made
was, oh, turner of the hearts, establish my
heart upon your deen.
This is really interesting and remarkable. The word
kalb, the prophet
is demonstrating his very powerful eloquence here.
The word kalb in the Arabic language refers
to the heart. But the word qalb in
its etymology, the origin of the word, it
means to turn, to flip.
Taqlib literally means to flip something over.
And so
the heart means that which turns and flips.
And this is something that we all experience
as human beings, the human condition.
Someday sometimes we feel a certain way and
then we feel a different way. We start
off the day in this feeling a certain
way, and by the end of the day,
we might be in a very, very different
state and condition. And even when it comes
to our wadeen,
that can be an issue.
Sometimes we feel very motivated and committed,
dedicated.
But then there are times when we feel
weak and demoralized.
And so the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam who
is
the peak
and the pinnacle
of consistency and steadfastness,
The prophet salallahu alayhi wa sama is teaching
us this beautiful du'a, that, oh, the one
who can turn the hearts,
establish my heart, stop it from flipping and
turning
when it comes to your deen and establish
my heart upon your deen. May Allah Subhanahu
deen.
deen.