For the repelling of afflictions, this supplication is also useful: "Allāhumma Sali ‘alā Muhammad wa ‘āli Muhammad wa amsik ‘annā al-sū’." (O God, send blessings on Mohammad and his descendants and keep evils aloof from us!) ...

Supplication requires the following: 1- Praising the Almighty God 2- Confessing to one’s sins and being penitent for them, which is just like repentance or the consequence of it. 3- Sending Salawats (peace and blessings) upon Prophet Mohammad and his descendants, who are the intermediaries of Divine...

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. ...

God never sends afflictions without wisdom; rather, he sends it for us to pray and supplicate. Therefore, for relief from these, supplicating is necessary, and humility at his threshold is desirable. ...

During times of difficulty, and for repelling afflictions, one must not let go off supplication and seeking intercession. ...

The verse ‘Indeed hearts find rest in God’s remembrance,’ states that the Zikrollah (remembrance of God) is the sole cause of the hearts attaining peace and tranquility, Based on this, can we who do not have peace, claim that we remember Him? ...

The first stage of adhering to the supplications of Ahl al-Bayt is to sit down and become familiar with them. ...

Those who have important desires, should offer the ordinary prayers and acts of worship that have been mentioned for the fulfilment of desires, and if they want to emphasize on their need and make sure that it is fulfilled, then they should go into Sajdah after their supplications and prayers and tr...

No Zikr (invocation) is greater than practical Zikr. No practical Zikr is greater than refraining from sins in acts and beliefs. ...

This is a great supplication and we have been ordered to recite it during the period of occultation: “Yā Allah, Yā Rahmān, Yā Rahīm, Yā Muqallib al-Qulūb, Thabbit Qalbī ‘alā dīnik.” (O God, O Beneficent, O Merciful, O turner of Hearts, make my heart steadfast in your religion!)  ...