Taweez of Imam al-Rida ('a)

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مروي عن الأئمة المعصومين عليهم السلام في كتب الأدعية والزيارات المعتبرة.
Virtues, description, and recitation method of IMAM AL RIDAS TAWEEZ as recorded in Shia traditions.
IMAM AL RIDAS TAWEEZ
This supplicatory amulet is connected to a miraculous story
that was reported by Abu'l-Salt who, reporting this story, has
said: One day, my master 'Ali ibn Musa al-Rida ('a) was sitting
in his house when a messenger of the ruler, al-Ma'mun, came
to him and informed that the ruler had summoned him to
present himself before him. 'Ali ibn Musa al-Rida ('a) stood
up and said to me, "Abu'l-Salt, it is not usual that the ruler
summons me at such time unless there will be a
catastrophic matter. No, by Allah! He will not be able to inflict
any misfortunate thing upon me, because I carry with me a
few words that came to my hand from my grandfather, the
Holy Prophet (s)."
1, Abu'l-Salt, then came out with the lmam ('a) to respond to
al-Ma'mun's summon. The moment Imam al-Rida's eyes fell
on al-Ma'mun, he said this supplicatory amulet entirely. When
he was present there, the ruler looked at the Imam ('a) and
said, "Abu'l-Hasan, I have ordered one hundred thousand
dirhams to be given to you. You may also write to me
Whatever you need."
When the Imam ('a) left, al-Ma'mun looked at his back and
said,
, "I wanted something, but Allah wanted another.
However, what Allah wants must be better."
IMAM AL RIDAS TAWEEZ
This supplicatory amulet is connected to a miraculous story
that was reported by Abu'l-Salt who, reporting this story, has
said: One day, my master 'Ali ibn Musa al-Rida ('a) was sitting
in his house when a messenger of the ruler, al-Ma'mun, came
to him and informed that the ruler had summoned him to
present himself before him. 'Ali ibn Musa al-Rida ('a) stood
up and said to me, "Abu'l-Salt, it is not usual that the ruler
summons me at such time unless there will be a
catastrophic matter. No, by Allah! He will not be able to inflict
any mistortunate thing upon me, because l carry with me a
few words that came to my hand from my grandfather, the
Holy Prophet (s)."
1, Abu'l-Salt, then came out with the Imam ('a) to respond to
al-Ma'mun's summon. The moment Imam al-Rida's eyes fell
on al-Ma'mun, he said this supplicatory amulet entirely. When
he was present there, the ruler looked at the Imam ('a) and
said,
, "Abu'l-Hasan, I have ordered one hundred thousand
dirhams to be given to you. You may also write to me
whatever you need."
When the Imam ('a) left, al-Ma'mun looked at his back and
said, "I wanted something, but Allah wanted another.
However, what Allah wants must be better."