دعاء الإمام المهدي ليلة الجمعة مروي عن الأئمة المعصومين عليهم السلام في كتب الأدعية المعتبرة.
Prayer of Imam Mahdi on Friday Night as recorded in authentic Shia supplication manuals and traditions of the Holy Infallibles ('a).
Dua ya Imam Mahdi Usiku wa Ijumaa kama ilivyonukuliwa katika vitabu sahihi vya dua na mapokezi ya Maimamu Watakatifu ('a).
إِيَّاكَ نَعْبُدُ وَ اِيَّاكَ نَسْتَعِيْنُ.
ʾiyyāka naʿbudu wa iyyāka nastaʿīnu.
Quoting the book of Kunuz al-Najah by Shaykh al-Yabrisi, the author of al-Najm al-Thaqib mentioned the following statement to have come from the Holy Region (i.e. Imam al- Mahdi): "Whoever has a request to be urgently granted by Almighty Allah, may bathe himself after midnight at a Friday night, directs towards his place of prayer, and offers a two unit prayer. In the first unit, he may recite Surah al-Faatehah, but when he reaches this holy verse, he should repeat it one hundred times: He may then continue reciting this Surah. After that, he may recite Surah al-Tawheed one time only. In the genuflection (ruku') of each unit, he may repeat the genuflection (ruku') doxology (zikr) seven times:
Quoting the book of Kunuz al-Najah by Shaykh al-Yabrisi, the author of al-Najm al-Thaqib mentioned the following statement to have come from the Holy Region (i.e. Imam al- Mahdi): "Whoever has a request to be urgently granted by Almighty Allah, may bathe himself after midnight at a Ijumaa Usiku, directs towards his place of Swala, and offers a two unit Swala. In the first unit, he may recite Surah al-Faatehah, but when he reaches this holy verse, he should repeat it one hundred times: He may then continue reciting this Surah. After that, he may recite Surah al-Tawheed one time only. In the genuflection (ruku') of each unit, he may repeat the genuflection (ruku') doxology (zikr) seven times:
سُبْحَانَ رَبَّىَ العَظِيْمِ وَ بِحَمْدِهِ.
Subḥāna rabbā al-ʿaẓīmi wa biḥamdihi.
In the two prostrations of each unit, he may repeat the prostration doxology (zikr) seven times:
[SW] In the two prostrations of each unit, he may repeat the prostration doxology (zikr) seven times:
سُبْحَانَ رَبَّىَ الْاَعْلَى وَ بِحَمْدِهِ.
Subḥāna rabbā al-āʿlā wa biḥamdihi.
Upon accomplishment of the prayer, he may beseech Almighty Allah using this supplicatory prayer. If he does, Almighty Allah will most certainly grant him his request unless it results in rupture of relations with one's relatives:
Upon accomplishment of the Swala, he may beseech Almighty Allah using this supplicatory Swala. If he does, Almighty Allah will most certainly grant him his request unless it results in rupture of relations with one's relatives:
Yā ʾaminan man kulli shayā ʾ wa kulla shayyʾi minka khāʾifun ḥadhir asʾaluka biāmnika min kulli shayā ʾ wa khawfi kulli shayā ʾi minka an tuṣallā ʿalā muḥammadin wāli muḥammadin wa an tuʿṭiyaniā āmānan linafsiā wa āhliā wa mālī wa waladī wa saʾāʾiri mā anʿamta bihi ʿalā ḥatthā lāʾākhāfa wa lā ākhdhara min shayā ʾi ʾabadan ʾinnaka ʿalā kulli shayy ʾi qadīrun wa ḥasbunā Allāhu wa niʿma al-wakīlu yā kāfiā ibrāhīma numrūda wa yā kāfiā muʾsā firʿawna asʾaluka ān tuṣalliā ʿalā muḥammadin wa ali muḥamadin wa ān takfiyanin sharra falānu bnu flāni.
You may now mention the one whom you anticipate to harm you by name and the father's name (i.e. so-and-so the son of so-and-so) and beseech Almighty Allah to repel his harm and save from his evils. Most certainly, Almighty Allah will do, if He wills. Then, you may prostrate yourself, submit your request, and beseech Almighty Allah earnestly and purely. Verily, if any believing man or woman offers this prayer and says this supplicatory prayer, the doors to the heavens will be opened before him/her so that his/her requests will be granted and his/her prayer will be immediately responded, no matter what his/her prayer may be. This is one of the favors Almighty Allah has bestowed upon people and upon us." The venerable son of Shaykh al-Yabrisi; namely, Radi al-Din Hasan ibn al-Fadl, has reported this prayer too in the book of Makarim al-Akhlaq with little difference in the supplicatory prayer. In the prefatory statement, he has added the word qad (surely) after kuntu (have been), the word ahadan (anyone) after the word akhafa (fear), and the word as'aluka (I beseech You) after the word fir'awna (Pharaoh). However, the other words of the supplicatory prayer are the same. PRAYER OF IMAM MAHDI ON NIGHT OF FRIDAY (SHAB E JUMUAH) Quoting the book of Kunuz al-Najah by Shaykh al-Yabrisi, the author of al-Najm al-Thaqib mentioned the following statement to have come from the Holy Region (i.e. Imam al- Mahdi): "Whoever has a request to be urgently granted by Almighty Allah, may bathe himself after midnight at a Friday night, directs towards his place of prayer, and offers a two unit prayer. In the first unit, he may recite Surah al-Faatehah, but when he reaches this holy verse, he should repeat it one hundred times: You do we serve and You do we beseech for help. He may then continue reciting this Surah. After that, he may recite Surah al-Tawheed one time only. In the genuflection (ruku') of each unit, he may repeat the genuflection (ruku') doxology (zikr) seven times: All glory be to Allah, the All-great and with the Praising of Him. In the two prostrations of each unit, he may repeat the prostration doxology (zikr) seven times: Glory be to my Lord, the Most High and with the Praising of Him. Upon accomplishment of the prayer, he may beseech Almighty Allah using this supplicatory prayer. If he does, Almighty Allah will most certainly grant him his request unless it results in rupture of relations with one's relatives: You may then repeat this word as much as one breathe takes: You may then continue, saying: You may now mention the one whom you anticipate to harm you by name and the father's name (i.e. so-and-so the son of so-and-so) and beseech Almighty Allah to repel his harm and save from his evils. Most certainly, Almighty Allah will do, if He wills. Then, you may prostrate yourself, submit your request, and beseech Almighty Allah earnestly and purely. Verily, if any believing man or woman offers this prayer and says this supplicatory prayer, the doors to the heavens will be opened before him/her so that his/her requests will be granted and his/her prayer will be immediately responded, no matter what his/her prayer may be. This is one of the favors Almighty Allah has bestowed upon people and upon us." The venerable son of Shaykh al-Yabrisi, namely, Radi al-Din Hasan ibn al-Fadl, has reported this prayer too in the book of Makarim al-Akhlaq with little difference in the supplicatory prayer. In the prefatory statement, he has added the word qad (surely) after kuntu (have been), the word ahadan (anyone) after the word akhafa (fear), and the word as'aluka (I beseech You) after the word fir'awna (Pharaoh). However, the other words of the supplicatory prayer are the same.
You may now mention the one whom you anticipate to harm you by name and the father's name (i.e. so-and-so the son of so-and-so) and beseech Almighty Allah to repel his harm and save from his evils. Most certainly, Almighty Allah will do, if He wills. Then, you may prostrate yourself, submit your request, and beseech Almighty Allah earnestly and purely. Hakika, if any believing man or woman offers this Swala and says this supplicatory Swala, the doors to the heavens will be opened before him/her so that his/her requests will be granted and his/her Swala will be immediately responded, no matter what his/her Swala may be. This is one of the favors Almighty Allah has bestowed upon people and upon us." The venerable son of Shaykh al-Yabrisi; namely, Radi al-Din Hasan ibn al-Fadl, has reported this Swala too in the book of Makarim al-Akhlaq with little difference in the supplicatory Swala. In the prefatory statement, he has added the word qad (surely) after kuntu (have been), the word ahadan (anyone) after the word akhafa (fear), and the word as'aluka (I beseech You) after the word fir'awna (Pharaoh). However, the other words of the supplicatory Swala are the same. Swala OF IMAM MAHDI ON Usiku OF Ijumaa (SHAB E JUMUAH) Quoting the book of Kunuz al-Najah by Shaykh al-Yabrisi, the author of al-Najm al-Thaqib mentioned the following statement to have come from the Holy Region (i.e. Imam al- Mahdi): "Whoever has a request to be urgently granted by Almighty Allah, may bathe himself after midnight at a Ijumaa Usiku, directs towards his place of Swala, and offers a two unit Swala. In the first unit, he may recite Surah al-Faatehah, but when he reaches this holy verse, he should repeat it one hundred times: You do we serve and You do we beseech for help. He may then continue reciting this Surah. After that, he may recite Surah al-Tawheed one time only. In the genuflection (ruku') of each unit, he may repeat the genuflection (ruku') doxology (zikr) seven times: All glory be to Allah, the All-great and with the Praising of Him. In the two prostrations of each unit, he may repeat the prostration doxology (zikr) seven times: Glory be to my Lord, the Most High and with the Praising of Him. Upon accomplishment of the Swala, he may beseech Almighty Allah using this supplicatory Swala. If he does, Almighty Allah will most certainly grant him his request unless it results in rupture of relations with one's relatives: You may then repeat this word as much as one breathe takes: You may then continue, saying: You may now mention the one whom you anticipate to harm you by name and the father's name (i.e. so-and-so the son of so-and-so) and beseech Almighty Allah to repel his harm and save from his evils. Most certainly, Almighty Allah will do, if He wills. Then, you may prostrate yourself, submit your request, and beseech Almighty Allah earnestly and purely. Hakika, if any believing man or woman offers this Swala and says this supplicatory Swala, the doors to the heavens will be opened before him/her so that his/her requests will be granted and his/her Swala will be immediately responded, no matter what his/her Swala may be. This is one of the favors Almighty Allah has bestowed upon people and upon us." The venerable son of Shaykh al-Yabrisi, namely, Radi al-Din Hasan ibn al-Fadl, has reported this Swala too in the book of Makarim al-Akhlaq with little difference in the supplicatory Swala. In the prefatory statement, he has added the word qad (surely) after kuntu (have been), the word ahadan (anyone) after the word akhafa (fear), and the word as'aluka (I beseech You) after the word fir'awna (Pharaoh). However, the other words of the supplicatory Swala are the same.
