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It is stated by Ibn Ubayd , the freed slave of Abdur rehman who was one of the Quran reciters and a jurist that he heard Sayyidina Abu Hurayrah RA say that the Messenger of Allah said, “The supplication of everyone of your is granted as long as he does not show haste(and say) that he made a supplication but it was not accepted."
(Tirmizi, Ibn Majah,Ahmad, Muslim, Abu Dawood)
It is narrated by sayydina Abu Hurayrah RA that the Prophet said, “The supplication of each on of you is accepted unless he asks for a sin or breaking of bonds of relationship or makes haste and say, ‘I made a supplication but I do not see it being accepted, and give up supplication (out of despair).
Explanation
We know that we must always make supplication to Allah . We must never give up out of despair or a feeling that although we have made supplications for long, we have not had a response. It is also wrong to say that there were no chances of receiving an answer because it is the duty of a slave to request for hisneeds and to show humbleness and he must not be derelict in observing this duty. The result of the supplication will be apparent in this world or the next as and when Allah decides. Supposing there is no favourable answer then is it not that supplication is in itself a form of worship? In fact, supplication is the essence of worship and as long as a slave makes a supplication he is engaged in worship. Hence, he must never neglect making a supplication . Many people utter out of ignorance, “We make supplication for years on end, even scratched and worn out but we still await a response.” These things are wrong. If we do not see the result here, in this world, then inshallah, we will surely find a result in the Hereafter which is far excellent than the fleeting things of this life.
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(Tirmizi, Ibn Majah,Ahmad, Muslim, Abu Dawood)
It is narrated by sayydina Abu Hurayrah RA that the Prophet said, “The supplication of each on of you is accepted unless he asks for a sin or breaking of bonds of relationship or makes haste and say, ‘I made a supplication but I do not see it being accepted, and give up supplication (out of despair).
Explanation
We know that we must always make supplication to Allah . We must never give up out of despair or a feeling that although we have made supplications for long, we have not had a response. It is also wrong to say that there were no chances of receiving an answer because it is the duty of a slave to request for hisneeds and to show humbleness and he must not be derelict in observing this duty. The result of the supplication will be apparent in this world or the next as and when Allah decides. Supposing there is no favourable answer then is it not that supplication is in itself a form of worship? In fact, supplication is the essence of worship and as long as a slave makes a supplication he is engaged in worship. Hence, he must never neglect making a supplication . Many people utter out of ignorance, “We make supplication for years on end, even scratched and worn out but we still await a response.” These things are wrong. If we do not see the result here, in this world, then inshallah, we will surely find a result in the Hereafter which is far excellent than the fleeting things of this life.
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