What is the meaning of "unless he supplicates for a sin or cutting off ties of kinship" in the noble Hadith, and what are its examples?
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The servant's prayers are answered as long as he does not pray for a sin or for the severance of kinship ties, and as long as he does not rush the answer. The meaning of praying for a sin is to ask Allah for forbidden things, or to pray for something that involves the severance of kinship ties. This latter point is a specification after a generalization, highlighting the importance and gravity of severing kinship ties. An example of this is: to say, "O Allah, distance me from so-and-so, from their parents or their relatives."
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