Namāz for Settling the Needs

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مروي عن الأئمة المعصومين عليهم السلام في كتب الأدعية والزيارات المعتبرة.
Virtues, description, and recitation method of NAMAZ FOR SETTLING THE NEEDS as recorded in Shia traditions.
NAMAZ FOR SETTLING THE NEEDS
In al-Rawandi's book of al-Da'awat, it is reported that Imam
Zayn al'Abidin (a.s.) passed by a man sitting at the doorstep
of another man's house. "What for are you sitting at the door
of this lavish tyrant?" the Imam (a.s.) asked.
"It is because of ordeal," the man answered.
"Stand up, " the Imam (a.s.) said,
, "I will guide you to a door
better than this tyrant's door and to a Lord who is better than
this man."
Hence, the Imam (a.s.) took the man from the hand to the
Holy Prophet's Mosque where he instructed him to turn his
face towards the kiblah direction, offer a two-unit prayer,
raise the hands towards Almighty Allah to praise Him, invoke
His blessings upon the Holy Prophet and his Household, pray
Him by reciting the last verses of Surah al-Hashr (No. 59), the
first six verses of Surah al-Hadid (No. 57), and the two verses
in SurahAl-'Imran (either verses 81-19 according to al-
Rawandi, or 26-27 according to al-Majlisi), and then pray Him
for the personal needs. Any prayer that is said in this
situation will be definitely granted.
It is worth mentioning that Imam AliAmeer al-
Momineen(a.s.) said,
, "If you need something to be settled,
you may go for seeking it on early Thursdays and you may
recite the last verses of SurahAl-'Imran, Ayah al-Kursi, Surah
al-Qadr, and Surah al-Faatehah before you leave your house,
because these holy verses and Surahs contribute to solving
all the needs for this life and the life to come."
NAMAZ FOR SETTLING THE NEEDS
In al-Rawandi's book of al-Da'awat, it is reported that Imam
Zayn al'Abidin (a.s.) passed by a man sitting at the doorstep
of another man's house. "What for are you sitting at the door
of this lavish tyrant?" the Imam (a.s.) asked.
"It is because of ordeal," the man answered.
"Stand up, " the Imam (a.s.) said,
, "I will guide you to a door
better than this tyrant's door and to a Lord who is better than
this man."
Hence, the lmam (a.s.) took the man from the hand to the
Holy Prophet's Mosque where he instructed him to turn his
face towards the kiblah direction, offer a two-unit prayer,
raise the hands towards Almighty Allah to praise Him, invoke
His blessings upon the Holy Prophet and his Household, pray
Him by reciting the last verses of Surah al-Hashr (No. 59), the
first six verses of Surah al-Hadid (No. 57), and the two verses
in SurahAl-'Imran (either verses 81-19 according to al-
Rawandi, or 26-27 according to al-Majlisi), and then pray Him
for the personal needs. Any prayer that is said in this
situation will be definitely granted.
It is worth mentioning that Imam AliAmeer al-
Momineen(a.s.) said, "If you need something to be settled,
you may go for seeking it on early Thursdays and you may
recite the last verses of SurahAl-'Imran, Ayah al-Kursi, Surah
al-Qadr, and Surah al-Faatehah before you leave your house,
because these holy verses and Surahs contribute to solving
all the needs for this life and the life to come."