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  #1 Muhammed Parrish on 19 May 12

   

  The granting of the Dua
  
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  There are prayers that Allah accepts and grants quickly, and there are also some prayers that Allah delays or withholds at times.
  It may be that the expected response to the Du3a is not in the sense of the petitioner or is even absent. The leads to may well be:
  
  Ein sinful Dua
  A Dua to break the ties of kinship
  Absence of patience of the petitioner
  A dua really should under no circumstances be connected with promises or circumstances on the component of the petitioner
  
  Abu Huraira narrated that the Messenger of Allah (s) said:
  "Every single of you gets (from Allah) a reaction to his Du3a, offered he is not so impatient and says," I have known as Allah and my ask for was not fulfilled "(Muslim).
  
  A believer will never query Allah's ruling, since he is aware of that Allah is the Knower, and thus he understands superior when it is ideal to grant the Dua for the petitioner.
  
  „…but it might take place that ye loathe a factor which is very good for you, and it might come about that ye love a point which is bad for you. Allah knoweth, ye know not." (Sura 2:216)
  
  
  
  Abu Huraira narrated that the Prophet (s) stated:
  "The prayer of a servant is accepted as extended as he does not inquire for a thing sinful or some thing that could break the ties of kinship, and he was not impatient. A person asked: "O Messenger of Allah, what is meant by impatience?" He replied (s): "A petitioner who claims:" I have prayed and prayed a lot of periods, but this has not been answered, "and then he is disappointed and provides up on the prayer. "(Sahih Muslim)
  
  The Prophet (s) explained that 3 Duas will be granted in any instance:
  "Dua of mother and father for their children, Dua of a traveler, Dua of a man or woman who is oppressed (versus his oppressors)."
  (Tirmizi, Abu Dawood, Ibn Maadja)
  
  And in an additional hadith Abu Darda noted that the next Dua will also be heard: "There is no believing servant who makes a Dua for his brother in his absence, devoid of the angels calling: The exact same for you as well."
  (Sahih Muslim)
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The granting of the Dua<br /><br />Make contact with<br />Derek Daniels<br />Duas Planet<br />416-325-3254<br />elvismalone11@hotmail.com<br /><a href="http://duas-world.com/" rel="nofollow">doaa</a><br /><br />There are prayers that Allah accepts and grants quickly, and there are also some prayers that Allah delays or withholds at times.<br />It may be that the expected response to the Du3a is not in the sense of the petitioner or is even absent. The leads to may well be:<br /><br /> Ein sinful Dua<br /> A Dua to break the ties of kinship<br /> Absence of patience of the petitioner<br /> A dua really should under no circumstances be connected with promises or circumstances on the component of the petitioner<br /><br />Abu Huraira narrated that the Messenger of Allah (s) said:<br />"Every single of you gets (from Allah) a reaction to his Du3a, offered he is not so impatient and says," I have known as Allah and my ask for was not fulfilled "(Muslim).<br /><br />A believer will never query Allah's ruling, since he is aware of that Allah is the Knower, and thus he understands superior when it is ideal to grant the Dua for the petitioner.<br /><br />„…but it might take place that ye loathe a factor which is very good for you, and it might come about that ye love a point which is bad for you. Allah knoweth, ye know not." (Sura 2:216)<br /><br /><br /><br />Abu Huraira narrated that the Prophet (s) stated:<br />"The prayer of a servant is accepted as extended as he does not inquire for a thing sinful or some thing that could break the ties of kinship, and he was not impatient. A person asked: "O Messenger of Allah, what is meant by impatience?" He replied (s): "A petitioner who claims:" I have prayed and prayed a lot of periods, but this has not been answered, "and then he is disappointed and provides up on the prayer. "(Sahih Muslim)<br /><br />The Prophet (s) explained that 3 Duas will be granted in any instance:<br />"Dua of mother and father for their children, Dua of a traveler, Dua of a man or woman who is oppressed (versus his oppressors)."<br />(Tirmizi, Abu Dawood, Ibn Maadja)<br /><br />And in an additional hadith Abu Darda noted that the next Dua will also be heard: "There is no believing servant who makes a Dua for his brother in his absence, devoid of the angels calling: The exact same for you as well."<br />(Sahih Muslim)<br /><br />For much more Information please go to<br /><br /><br /></div>

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