In order to keep one’s eyes healthy, Ayat al-Kursi should be recited after prayers, following which, one must put his hands on his eyes and say, "Allāhumma ihfaz hadaqatayya bihaqqi hadaqatay ‘Alī bin Abi Ṭālib Amīr al-Mu’minīn ‘alayhi as-salām. (O God, protect my two eyes for the sake of the two ey...

In order to remain safe, recite the following three times every morning and evening: “Allāhuma ‘ij‘al fī dir‘ika al-hasīnati allatī taj‘alu fīhā man turīdu.” (O God, keep me in your strong, protective armor wherein you keep those whom you intend to!) ...

For finding the lost or stolen things, even if it may be a person, recite this Zikr a lot: "Asbahtu fī amānillah, amsaytu fī jawārillah." (I started my day in the protection of God, my night began in the protection of God). ...

One who wants an increase in his sustenance should recite the following Zikr a lot, with a Salawat in the beginning and end: "Allahumma aghninī bihalālika ‘an harāmika wa bifaḍlika ‘an man siwāk." (O God, make me needless of your Haram (unlawful) through your Halal (lawful), and from all other than ...

Q: What should I do to get rid of pretentiousness of virtue? A: You should repeatedly recite the Hawqala with full belief in it, i.e. recite repeatedly “Lā hawla walā quwwata illā billāh (There is no power or strength except through God). ...

Q: What should we do for curing anger? A: Recite Salawat repeatedly with full belief, “Allāhumma Salli ‘alā Muhammadin wa ‘ali Muhammad.” ...

The supplications reported for specific places and times are not restricted such that they cannot be recited at other places or times; in fact, these instructions are desirable in multiplicity. ...

We love Imam Mahdi since he is the Commander of the Bees. All our affairs reach us through him, and the Prophet, peace be upon him and his progeny, has appointed him as our commander. We love the Prophet because God has appointed him as an intercessor between God and us, and we love God because he i...

There were people who, if they committed a sin or mistake, ate impure food, they would realize and say, "We became dark, a veil has overcome us." ...

Sometimes we do not act upon the explicit and easy commands of jurisprudence that we are already aware of, and then we go to teachers of ethics and spirituality to ask for heavy Zikrs (invocations) and matters heavier and greater than what we need… This indicates that we do not want to progress and ...