Riyadul Haqq – Including the Prophet in Our Prayer

			We do not pray sort of sort of loss of the law highly he was.
		

			But he is part of our prayer.
		

			We do not supplicate to him, but he is part of our supplication. And this is why endure.
		

			It's related from say, than I would have thought but of the Allah. These are his words. It's not a
hadith. But this is an author. This is a saying of Barbara, the Allah horn, that a person's do I
remain suspended between the heavens and earth, until he sends solitons around upon the prophets of
Allah it.
		

			imagined a person's do a person supplication and prayer to Allah remained suspended, and remains
hung between the heaven and between heaven and earth, until that person sends Sudan and Sudan upon
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam. This is why it's always been part of the tradition of dua,
that you praise Allah azza wa jal before you ask. And you also send salat and salaam upon the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		

			before you ask for yourself before you make the art for yourself, and we have that in the shepherd,
at the end of Salah in the show what what does a person do one first of all salutes and greets laws
of nature, adhere to the law he was Salawat walk by EBA and then
		

			one greets the messengers Allah Hardy was salam, Salam Arnica, you're gonna be your I have to lie.
		

			And then
		

			at the end of Salah, before you make any dua such as urban Allah man for Santa Elena, Elena Coonan,
MNL, ha serene, which is actually a prayer for forgiveness. It's a prayer of repentance, whether one
that has those words or any other draft for oneself before that dua. What do we do? After mentioning
Allah azza wa jal in greeting and saluting Allah, we send salat and salam upon the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and his family before making dua for ourselves at the end of Salah.
		

			So, just as a matter of the Allah, Allah said, the persons who are remain suspended between the
heaven between heaven and earth, until that person sends out and salam upon the prophets of Allah,
it was part of the elevated mention of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa Salam is that as I said, we
don't make dua to him, but he is part of our dua. We don't pray to him, but he is part of our prayer
to Allah. We don't worship the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa salam, but he is part of our worship, in
Salah even salah to Janaza in every day, so whether it's fuddled, or knuffel. We mentioned the name
of the prophets of Allah I think or something