Suhaib Webb – The Most Important Dua You Can Say Theses Nights
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The speaker discusses the meaning of the title "naigh" in the book "naighs of the stars" and how it relates to the personality of Jesus Christ. The title is used to show the passion of the speaker in a situation where they are called by their name and their attributes. The speaker also talks about the importance of forgiveness and apologizing for mistakes made by the speaker.
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Assalamu alaykum Rahmatullah. A quick overview of the
dua that we're all going to be saying
these last 10 nights that touches really the
depths of our soul taught to us from
our mother's Sayyidah,
from the prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam that says
Allahumma
o Allah in nakkah indeed
We're gonna talk about them in a second.
You love to pardon
then pardon us. Let's say it a few
times so we can lock it in, inshallah,
especially for those of us who are learning
this beautiful dua.
Again,
Allahumma
Inaka.
What
does it mean? It's so amazing.
Allahumma
as mentioned by many scholars is different than
you Allah. Although sometimes it's translated like as
oh Allah, but the meme at the end
of Allahumma is often used to show plurality
like, and
for example. So the meme tends to mean
something which is plural. So when you say
Allahumma,
you're not only calling on Allah Subhanahu Wa
Ta'ala by his name Allah Azzawajal,
but you're calling him by all of his
names and attributes, man. Those that you know
and those that you don't know. SubhanAllah. So
when you say, allahumma,
that's powerful.
That's powerful because Allah's names and attributes are
infinite. So not only are you calling him
on the 99 names and attributes that we
know, but all of his attributes.
So when you say it, you should feel
like Allah
like you're pleading with Allah about everything that
you know and that you don't know.
The word is used in Arabic to emphasize
something,
and it's meant to show the the passion
of the speaker in this situation. So indeed
you. So it's like you you.
You know? It's so beautiful.
Yeah.
It is such a beautiful thing, man, because
the one that has Af is the one
who not only forgives,
but forgives when he or she has the
right to punish.
So when we say,
we should be thinking about things that we
did deliberately, man. Sins that we did on
purpose.
And now we come back to Allah and
these nights, we say by all of your
names, by all of your attributes, you only
you, you are the one who can pardon
me, you are the one who can forgive
me, you are the one who can allow
these things to be removed.
And before you say that,
you love to pardon.
You love to emancipate.
You love to let things go.
So pardon us. And notice how you say
for the whole Ummah
because there's barakah in jama'ah. There's so many
amazing things from this dua, but quickly, Allah
is invoking Allah
by all of his names and attributes.
Indeed, only you are
the one who can truly forgive when he
has the right to punish.
You love to pardon.
So pardon us. We ask Allah
Subhanahu
Wa Ta'ala,
and to bless us inshallah, and to forgive
us
and to partner our mistakes.