Remembrance and Supplication
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How does a person seek forgiveness with the intention of repentance and bringing provision, and is it permissible to intend to ask for multiple things through seeking forgiveness?
Is it permissible to speak during the Tasbih of a thousand times on the night of Jumu'ah, and what is the ruling on that?
Is there a specific supplication to be recited after the Duha prayer, and is it the supplication mentioned: "O Allah, if my provision is in the heaven, then send it down; and if it is in the earth, then bring it forth; and if my provision is far, then bring it near; and if it is near, then make it easy; and if it is little, then bless it for us. O Allah, make what is lawful suffice us against what is unlawful, and enrich us by Your bounty, making us independent of anyone other than You," or is it permissible to recite this supplication at any time?
What is the correct number of Tasbeeh, Tahmeed, and Takbeer after the obligatory prayers? And what is the wording of the remembrance before sleep and its reward? And how is Tasbeeh done with the right hand?
What is the ruling on the supplication that begins with "O Allah, I seek refuge in You from the hour of evil" and includes various supplications and remembrances, and ends with a request to disseminate it to remind people of the remembrance of Allah?
What is the ruling on wishing for death to دفع (ward off/alleviate) feelings of self-dissatisfaction, and does that affect one's religious commitment?
To what extent is the supplication attributed to Al-Khidr, which begins with "O Allah, just as You were gentle in Your greatness without being among the gentle," and ends with "Verily, You are the Oft-Pardoning, the Most Merciful," authentic?
Will not fulfilling two vows made fifteen years ago, and providing for essential matters such as supporting family and purchasing a house through installments, affect the acceptance of prayers for my son's success in his studies? And does buying a house through an Islamic bank make it unlawful and prevent the acceptance of prayers?
Is the mentioned supplication answered, and will Allah forgive whoever recites it for forty Friday nights for what is between him and other human beings, and him and his Lord?
When is the time of Sahar when supplications are answered, and what is the meaning of the word "Sahar"?
3 - Is the rosary considered an innovation (bid‘ah)?
What is the ruling on supplicating to Allah using colloquial dialect?
What is the wisdom behind not wearing sewn garments in a state of Ihram?
Is it permissible to utter religious discourse in colloquial Arabic, specifically by pronouncing the letter "ب" (b) with a kasra in the word "ربنا" (Rabbana - Our Lord) despite it being obligatory to pronounce it with a damma, in normal conversation and not during prayer?
Has any particular supplication been reported that can be used to enable one to perform all prayers in congregation, especially when this is difficult due to work?
Is it obligatory to say "Insha'Allah" when informing about a future action, and is one sinful for omitting it?
Is it permissible to say, "May our Lord not let your efforts go to waste," when supplicating for children's success in exams, and does this statement achieve its intended purpose?
Is it permissible for an infertile person to supplicate with the noble verse: "My Lord, do not leave me alone [with no heir], while You are the best of inheritors" (Quran 21:89) to request offspring?
Is it correct to say: "All praise is due to Allah alone, and all thanks are due to Him alone"?
Is a mother's prayer for her children's well-being answered, such as that they be blessed with abundant provision or a righteous spouse?
What is the lawful ruqyah for memorizing books?
What is the interpretation of hearing an inner voice that distorts the verses of the Quran and the remembrance of Allah, and will Allah hold one accountable for it if it does not cease with seeking refuge (with Allah), and should one stop acts of worship because of it?
What is meant by glorifying Allah Almighty and praising Him before supplicating?
Does the aforementioned supplication contain anything impermissible?