Prayers Recited at the End of Prayer
Prayer, which holds an important place in the life of every Muslim, is not only a form of worship but also an opportunity to establish a deep connection with Allah. The prayers recited at the end of prayer are precious moments that strengthen this bond and fill our hearts with peace. In this article, we will examine the prayers that can be recited after Tahiyyat and Sall-Barik, along with their meanings and pronunciations.
Prayers to Be Recited After Tahiyyat and Sall-Barik
After performing Tashahhud (Tahiyyat prayer) and Sall-Barik, one may recite any of the prayers mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah in Arabic. These prayers are an expression of our turning towards Allah and provide an opportunity to present our desires from our hearts to Him.
Those who want to recite these prayers in prayer should recite them after Tahiyyat and before giving Salam. The following prayers are those encouraged by the Prophet (peace be upon him) and cherished by many Muslims.
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Rabbena Prayer
Pronunciation: “…Rabbenâ âtina fiyddünyâ haseneten ve fiyl’âhireti haseneten wa kınâ azâbennâr.”
Meaning: