Mufti Menk – A prayer for YOU who is sick or ill

Assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh Today I'm addressing you, the person who's been affected with sickness and illness. I sincerely pray for you by saying, Scheffer, como la who come May Allah subhanho wa Taala grant you cure May Allah subhanho wa Taala grant you miraculous recovery. May Allah subhanho wa Taala grant you good health. May Allah grant you a speedy and complete return to normal health. And may Allah make you even better than what you were before you who are ill, you who are sickly. Remember every droplet of patience would earn you a great reward. So be patient, become, take your medication, call out to Allah alone, ask Allah to cure you and make sure that you are

doing whatever the experts have told you to do. Subhan Allah, sickness is also a gift from Allah, it should be drawing you closer to Allah subhanho wa Taala in every aspect of that relationship, so your prayers, and so much more. You're speaking with Allah many of us don't communicate with Allah. We speak to him through our through supplication, through complaining to him about our own weakness and asking him to strengthen us. May Allah grant you cure labas a hole in sha Allah, may Allah grant you purity, may Allah grant you that which is a blessing from him made something good come out of this illness and inshallah you will be back to normal. Remember, be very, very firm in your

conviction regarding a Shafi who is the cure the owner of cure Allah Allahu mushfiq enter Shafi la Shiva Illa, Shiva, Shiva on now you're ready to summon while as soon Manuela Allah, Allah Allah grant cure, you are indeed the owner of cure. There is no cure besides your cure, cure that would eradicate all pain. It would eradicate all sickness, all illness all disease. May Allah truly grant you killed my brother, my sister, we are part of one huge family known as the oma, the oma this beautiful nation. We are muslimeen we are believers, we are human kind. Remember, we're reaching out to you today with a dua. May Allah subhanho wa Taala truly grant you patience. And May He grant you

she found that patients were talking about, many of us have tasted sickness and disease and illness, perhaps not just like what you have right now. But remember that conviction, the faith that you have in Allah, Allah will grant you cure. And if Allah does not grant you cure Subhana Allah, the fact that we were patient and we kept remembering Allah and praising him and glorifying him that would earn us paradise. At the end of the day, we all have to return to Allah, I have to go back to Allah and so do you. There are people who were not sickly, who've already returned to Allah suddenly, either through an accident or some other means. And us who are ill. Let's make peace with Allah seek

the forgiveness of Allah. May Allah grant us all forgiveness, because if Allah forgives us, we will earn Jenna and paradise without reckoning and Subhan Allah, remember to send blessings and salutations upon Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, we usually are taught to say, son, Allahu Allah Muhammad, but in a better way, in a more prolonged way we can say Allahumma salli ala Sayyidina Muhammad wa ala ala Sayidina Muhammad in Waterbury Cosell him. And there are so many other ways of declaring that beautiful beautiful thing known as Salawat Allah Nabi sallallahu, alayhi wa sallam, my brothers and sisters, like we say,

today, we are visiting you through the screen. Yes, it is a Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him to visit those who are sick and deal and to pray for them. So here we are. This is a visit to you, my brother, my sister, we love you so much. We care for you. Here we are, we feel your pain. And that's the reason why I truly from the bottom of my heart, reach out to all those who are sick and ill and say, Oh Allah, grant my brother or my sister, you Allah, grant them, cure your law safeguard them, let their health return in a miraculous way to better than what it was pure cure. May Allah purify all of us, I mean, akuto Kohli hadda was Salam alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh