Mufti Menk – Amazing Du’a Between The Two Prostrations
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The speaker discusses the importance of rab tariffli in praying and being asked for forgiveness by Jesus Christ. They explain that the idea is to be seeking forgiveness and ask Jesus what he wants. The conversation also touches on the importance of seeking forgiveness in a sense of pride and pride in Christ's actions.
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Between the two prostrations we say rabbirli.
Do you know that dua? You're supposed to
be making a dua at different times, right,
in your prayer. One of them is between
the two prostrations
in some of the schools of thought it's
actually mandatory, and some of them it's not
mandatory. But what is the dua? The dua
is rabbir firli. That's the simple part of
it. A simple way. You could say a
slightly longer dua. The point I'm raising is,
oh Allah forgive me.
I went down prostrated. I said, SubhanAllah,
You are the greatest, O my Lord. Glory
be to the One who made me, the
One who is in control of every aspect
of my existence. And what are we saying?
You are the highest. Come up from sujood,
you say Allahu Akbar and say, Rabbir Fili,
Allah forgive me. Who is going to forgive
you? The one who you just described in
your sujood. And then you go back to
another sujood. SubhanAllah.
Amazing.
Everything happens in salah.
Once
in a unit.
Besides sujud,
it happens twice.
That's Allah.
So seek the forgiveness of Allah and get
onto the same page then ask Him what
you want. Rabbir fili. Oh Allah forgive me.
That also shows me that the seeking of
forgiveness is one of the most
important
supplications that you can ever make.