What does “Rabbicalni mukimessalati…” mean?
The prayer “Rabbicalni mukimessalati…”, recommended to be recited for a lineage of people devoted to prayer, as mentioned in verse 40 of Surah Ibrahim, its Arabic and Turkish pronunciation and meaning…
This supplication (du’a) is the slave’s acknowledgement of his helplessness before Allah’s majesty and sublimity, requesting Allah’s grace and assistance with feelings of love and reverence. The word ‘du’a’ carries meanings such as “to call, to invoke, to desire, and to seek help,” and it is mostly used in the sense of “request and supplication that takes place from the lesser to the greater, from below to above.” Making du’a has been praised and encouraged in verses and hadith. “Fear Him and hope for His mercy.” (Al-A’raf, 7/56) “There is nothing more honorable before Allah than supplication.” (Tirmidhi, Duawāt, 1; Ibn Majah, Dua, 1)
THE PRAYER “RABBİCALNİ MUKİMESSALATİ…”
Surah Ibrahim: Verse 40
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