Prophetic Invocations in Islam.(urdu)

1. MasnoonMasnoon
Du’ainDu’ain
Prophetic InvocationsProphetic Invocations

2. QuranQuran
al A’raf : 205al A’raf : 205
And remember your Lord within yourself humbly and fearingAnd remember your Lord within yourself humbly and fearing
and in a voice not loud in the morning and the eveningand in a voice not loud in the morning and the evening
and be not of the heedless onesand be not of the heedless ones

3. QuranQuran
al A’raf : 206al A’raf : 206
Surely those who are with your Lord are not too proud to serve HimSurely those who are with your Lord are not too proud to serve Him
and they declare His glory and throw themselves downand they declare His glory and throw themselves down
in humility before Himin humility before Him

4. HadithHadith
at Tirmidhiat Tirmidhi
Narrated Anas ibn MalikNarrated Anas ibn Malik
"Supplication is the pith of worship""Supplication is the pith of worship"
Narrated Jabir ibn AbdullahNarrated Jabir ibn Abdullah
"No one offers a supplication without Allah bringing him what"No one offers a supplication without Allah bringing him what
he asks or keeping away from him a like amount of evil,he asks or keeping away from him a like amount of evil,
provided he does not ask for something sinfulor for breakingprovided he does not ask for something sinfulor for breaking
ties of relationship"ties of relationship"

5. HadithHadith
TirmidhiTirmidhi
Narrated Abu Hurayrah,Narrated Abu Hurayrah,
"If anyone finds pleasure"If anyone finds pleasure
in receiving an answer from Allahin receiving an answer from Allah
in times of difficulty,in times of difficulty,
he should make many supplicationshe should make many supplications
when times are easy"when times are easy"

6. HadithHadith
BayhaqiBayhaqi
Narrated Hazrat Ibn Abbās (ra) :Narrated Hazrat Ibn Abbās (ra) :
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said,Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) said,
"Supplications of five persons are for ever accepted"Supplications of five persons are for ever accepted
- of the oppressed so long he has not taken revenge- of the oppressed so long he has not taken revenge
- of the pilgrim till he returns home after the- of the pilgrim till he returns home after the HHajaj
- of the warrior fighting in Jihād till it is concluded- of the warrior fighting in Jihād till it is concluded
- of the sick patient till his recovery; and- of the sick patient till his recovery; and
- of a Muslim for a fellow Muslim in his absence."- of a Muslim for a fellow Muslim in his absence."