Merits of Ta'qibaat

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مروي عن الأئمة المعصومين عليهم السلام في كتب الأدعية والزيارات المعتبرة.
Virtues, description, and recitation method of MERITS OF TAKIBAAT as recorded in Shia traditions.
فَاِذَا فَرَغْتَ فَانْصَبْ
About the exegesis of these two holy verses, it is reported that when you accomplish your prayer, you should labor hard by engaging yourself with supplications and you should desire for your Lord by praying Him for granting you your requests and you should thus put your hope in none save Him. Imam AliAmeer al-Momineen(a.s.) is reported to have said, hands towards the sky and tire out yourself by praying Almighty Allah.' As is inferred from traditions, post-prayer utterances increase sustenance. A believer is recorded as performer of prayers and is awarded the rewards of performing prayers as much as he engages himself with mentioning Almighty Allah after the prayer. A supplication that is said after obligatory prayers is preferred to supplications that are said after supererogatory (mustahab / nafilah) prayers. So, when you accomplish free, you should labor hard.
وَإِلَى رَبِّكَ فَارْغَبْ.
And for your Lord, you should desire. About the exegesis of these two holy verses, it is reported that when you accomplish your prayer, you should labor hard by engaging yourself with supplications and you should desire for your Lord by praying Him for granting you your requests and you should thus put your hope in none save Him. Imam AliAmeer al-Momineen(a.s.) is reported to have said, hands towards the sky and tire out yourself by praying Almighty Allah.' As is inferred from traditions, post-prayer utterances increase sustenance. A believer is recorded as performer of prayers and is awarded the rewards of performing prayers as much as he engages himself with mentioning Almighty Allah after the prayer. A supplication that is said after obligatory prayers is preferred to supplications that are said after supererogatory (mustahab / nafilah) prayers.