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manner as Allāh not having any partners with Him in creation, the

                       bestowal of fortune, the giving og life, death and regulation of this

                       universe. Likewise also there is no partner within all the various
                       kinds of fiibādah, including dufiā√. Whomsoever makes dufiā√ asking

                       for something, requesting fortune, requesting a cure for a sickness

                       and other (such requests), towards something other than Allāh, then
                       ‘he’ has fallen into  Shirkun Akbar (major shirk), and ‘he’ is

                       committing the most major of sins and ‘his’ dufiā√ will not be

                       granted by Allāh.


                              We are commanded to be ikhlāṣ (sincerely devoted) in our
                       fiibādah and our dufiā√ for none other than Allāh and only to Allāh

                       alone, and not towards anything else.


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                       He is the ever living, Lā ilāha illa Huwa (none has the right to be

                       worshipped but He), so invoke Him making your worship pure for
                       Him alone. All the praises and thanks be to Allāh, the Lord of the

                       fiĀlamīn (mankind, jinns and all that exists).
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                              Our dufiā√ will be granted by Allāh  whenever we are ikhlāṣ
                       and ittibāfi towards the Messenger of Allāh .




                       131  Sūrah Al Mū√min [or Ghāfir] (40), ayāh 65.
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