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                       11.  It is obligatory for us to supplicate within our dufiā√  to Allāh
                             alone, not towards anything besides Him. Dufiā√ is fiibādah,


                            and we must carry out all fiibādah to Allāh alone. ßÚ⎥⎫ÏètGó¡nΣ  y‚$−ƒÎ)uρ

                            ‰ç7÷ètΡ x‚$−ƒÎ) “You (Alone) we worship, and You (Alone) we ask


                            for help (for each and everything)”. Allāh is the one who has

                            the right to all fiibādah (all worship) with all of the forms of
                            fiibādah (in accordance with Sharīfiah) that are carried out by

                            ‘mankind’ and all of His creation; such as the dufiā√ requesting

                            help at the time of difficulty, the slaughtering of animals,
                            making vows, and others. Because it is only Allāh that is the

                            absolute authority, if He causes some danger towards a person,
                            there is nothing that can alleviate it except Him Himself, and if

                            Allāh wills goodness, there is nothing, no being that is able to

                            remove His blessings. There is nobody whatsoever that is able
                            to prevent the will of Allāh.


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                       And if Allāh touches you with hurt, there is none who can remove it

                       but He; and if He intends any good for you, there is none who can



                       150  Dufiā√ are divided into two: 1. Dufiā√ fiIbādah. 2. Dufiā√ Mas√alah (to request, to plead).
                       Both of them possess very close relationships, whether in terms of wording, doing and ifitiqād
                       (conviction), and we must direct both of them only towards Allāh alone and because of Allāh.
                       (Taṣbīḥud-Dufiā√, pp. 17-18 - Shaikh Bakr bin fiAbdullāh Abū Zaid and Ad-Dufiā√ Mafhūmuhu
                       wa Aḥkāmuhu, pp. 11-15 - Muḥammad bin Ibrāhīm al Ḥamd).
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