Du'ā for seeking protection from difficulty, wretchedness, bad Taqdeer, and taunting of the enemies.*
*Du'ā for seeking protection from difficulty, wretchedness, bad Taqdeer, and taunting of the enemies.*
اللهم إِن أعوذ بك من جهد البالء ودرك الشقاء وسوء القضاء ومشاتة األعداء
Allahuma ini aaoozu bika min jahdil balaa wa dar kish shaqaa wa soo il qadhaa wa shamaa tha thil aa'daa.
O Allah! I seek refuge in you from severe calamities, and from the grips of ill hope, and evil destiny, and from the taunting of the enemies.
In the first portion of the Dua we are seeking protection from all types of severe difficulty and hardship. Hadrat Ibne Abbas رضي الله عنه explains by means of an example that a big hardship is where a person has many children and no money. For example, he has twelve or fourteen children, and each one has different need simultaneously. In the morning each one of them have a need to have breakfast, and he has nothing to give them, as he is poor. Somehow he might manage to give them breakfast, and before he knows, it is time for lunch, and he has to look for something to feed his wife and children again.
In the second portion of the Dua, a person is seeking protection from wretchedness
whereby the heart of a person becomes black. Hadrat Abdullah Ibn Masood رضي ألله عنه explains this by stating that a person commits such a sin which causes the doors of Taubah to close, and such a person is deprived of Taubah.
In the third portion of the Dua, one seeks refuge from evil destiny as we do not know what the next moment holds in store for us. The next phone call or the next knock on the door can reveal some grievous news, therefore we seek protection from anything bad written in our Taqdeer.
In the final portion of the Dua, we seek protection from the laughing of the enemy. Generally a person has enemies that are jealous of him, and they are waiting for something to go wrong in his life, business, institution, etc. and they go around talking of what had gone wrong, and people enjoy doing this.
Hadhrat Moulana Abdul Hamid Is'haq Saheb
اللهم إِن أعوذ بك من جهد البالء ودرك الشقاء وسوء القضاء ومشاتة األعداء
Allahuma ini aaoozu bika min jahdil balaa wa dar kish shaqaa wa soo il qadhaa wa shamaa tha thil aa'daa.
O Allah! I seek refuge in you from severe calamities, and from the grips of ill hope, and evil destiny, and from the taunting of the enemies.
In the first portion of the Dua we are seeking protection from all types of severe difficulty and hardship. Hadrat Ibne Abbas رضي الله عنه explains by means of an example that a big hardship is where a person has many children and no money. For example, he has twelve or fourteen children, and each one has different need simultaneously. In the morning each one of them have a need to have breakfast, and he has nothing to give them, as he is poor. Somehow he might manage to give them breakfast, and before he knows, it is time for lunch, and he has to look for something to feed his wife and children again.
In the second portion of the Dua, a person is seeking protection from wretchedness
whereby the heart of a person becomes black. Hadrat Abdullah Ibn Masood رضي ألله عنه explains this by stating that a person commits such a sin which causes the doors of Taubah to close, and such a person is deprived of Taubah.
In the third portion of the Dua, one seeks refuge from evil destiny as we do not know what the next moment holds in store for us. The next phone call or the next knock on the door can reveal some grievous news, therefore we seek protection from anything bad written in our Taqdeer.
In the final portion of the Dua, we seek protection from the laughing of the enemy. Generally a person has enemies that are jealous of him, and they are waiting for something to go wrong in his life, business, institution, etc. and they go around talking of what had gone wrong, and people enjoy doing this.
Hadhrat Moulana Abdul Hamid Is'haq Saheb
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