In the name of the Lord, in the name of the God of Mercy and Mercy
"When My servants ask you about My proximity and My distance, that they may know that I am near to them. If anyone calls upon me, I will accept his prayer. "
A person is experiencing some psychic distress in his or her life, in the bitterness of his or her life, that he does not have any material means. Even if he has all the means available to him, the wealth of the wealthy, and all the means of secular pleasures, he will not be deprived of his mental depression.
In such a case, the person goes to the question of his closest friend, the most dear one, to say good words. Sometimes, though, nobody is whispering in one corner of the loneliness without counting it to be cautious. In all cases, the only way to calm and heal is to communicate with the imprisoned person and open the heart to the table.
If a person is misbehaving because of sin, and he hates himself because of sin, and where does he hurt himself? At this point, a person must abide by the source of all purity and goodness, the creator of love and wisdom, and join in the council of communication with Him, and find peace with His love and remembrance.
Is there anything more delusional than the fact that a poor person is standing before his dear blessed soul and purifies his soul in the fountain of his conversation and searches his soul with the remembrance of one of them? This is the supreme and most beautiful blessing of prayer!
In the language of Avam, they interpret the prayer as "the desire and the will of the need." However, the true meaning of prayer is, "Calling a prisoner of love by the slave, keeping him in bondage, and making a neighborhood and neighborhood with the rank of truthful ones."
When he sees a poor heart and a shattered body away from purity and goodness, he is looking for a closer way to the meeting of a friend and companion. How can she find her place in the neighborhood? He is in awe. Here is the moment: "Surely, I am near."
Indeed, there is no breakthrough in accompanying him: "We are closer to him than his jugular vein."
If such a hall is approaching the truth and approaching His Majesty, then it will love him and will be a prisoner of righteousness; He will say, "Let them accept my call and believe in Me."
We hope that we too will be in the dignified assemblies, and in the presence of truth we will not want anyone else. The right to know is the highest degree of acceptance of worship.
The book before you is the selection of Ustad Misbah Yazdi's talk about prayer.
This collection consists of three parts. The first part deals with common themes in prayer. This section has been composed of conversations about the master's prayers.
Çekiney By Gajiyev Azerbaijan Islamic Prayers Ayatul Kürsi Ganja
