Prayers of the heart – Positivity Prayers
See text for the Positivity Prayers at the end of the blog article
Prayers of the heart
Every day we have to pray for our family, for the world. After every zikr we pray for the world. It is not that people are not going to do wrong; they are going to do wrong, so that Allah can teach them what is right. How does Allah guide people? By each other, by angels, by Himself, through Himself, through books, through life, through happenings, through punishments, through rewards. So what is our part? Our part is, as Allah says to his Prophet (peace be upon him): give the message and pray for them.
But if they turn their back to you, your duty is only to give the message clearly. (Al Nahl 16:82)
It was by the mercy and kindness of Allah that you (Muhammad) were lenient, soft and gentle with them. If you had been harsh and hard-hearted, they would have dispersed from around you. Therefore, forgive them and seek absolution for them. (Aal-e Imran 3:159)
You can tell somebody they are doing wrong, you can call the authorities that something is being wronged, and then pray for them, “O Allah, please show them the right way and make them act with it.” They can see the right way but they may not act. So that is why, “Ya Hadi Ya Haqq, Ya Hadi Ya Haqq”. Then you say, “Please help them to see what they are doing wrong and correct it.”
If you have not tackled your nafs, do not do anything, except what is apparent. First correct yourself and accept the truth and act with the truth, so you can tell your neighbor, “Accept the truth and act with it.” There are things you can do, there are things you cannot do. That is why you need to give the message and pray. Our job is simple. Allah says, “You cannot guide them; I guide them.”
Indeed (O Muhammad), you cannot guide whom you love, but Allah guides whom He wills. He knows best those who (want to) follow guidance. (Al Qasas 28:56)
If people break the law, there is a consequence. It is the police’s job to catch the wrongdoer, not yours. You can show opposition from your heart. You pray for these people, saying, “Ya Hadi Ya Haqq,” wishing them guidance and wishing them the truth.
This is an excerpt of the Online Saturday Sohbet given on July 17, 2010 and published in the newsletter, Call of the Divine (August 2010). Both the message and the translation of the Qur’an verses are from Murshid Shaykh Taner Vargonen Ansari
Positivity Prayers – Videos
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Explanation of Positivity Prayers by Murshid Shaykh Taner Vargonen Ansari
Shaykh Taner’s concluding remark:
I hope you share this, use it and share it so there will be positivity on Earth, so that we can give positive resonance, positive frequency in the world, so we can all live in peace.
War is no good. Some people take martial arts, I did, to protect themselves. Then I learnt that the best action to protect yourselves is make friends and be positive. That’s all. Salaamun alaykum [Peace be upon you].
Explanation of the updated Positivity Prayers by Murshida Shaykha Muzeyyen Vargonen Ansari
Snippet from Shaykha Muzeyyen:
Patience and tolerance with kindness should be our way of living with our fellow human beings and with the world.
Positivity Prayers – PDF
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Positivity Prayers – The Text
The Asma-ul Husna [Most Beautiful Names] belong to Allah. So call on Him by them, (Al A’raf:180)
Positivity Prayers
Recommended by Murshid Shaykh Taner Vargonen Ansari
1. Connect to Allah.
2. Intend to pray for yourself, your family, community, country, and the world.
3. Repeat each set 3 to 33 times a day, a minimum of 3 days per week.
ZIKR [Repeated Remembrance with Contemplation] – MEANING
Ya Hadi Ya Haqq Ya Latif – Guidance to the Truth with Ease
Ya Alim Ya Hakim Ya Hasib Ya Haqq Ya Rashid – Knowledge, Wisdom, Calculation, Just & Maturity
Ya Mu’min Ya Rashid – Mature Believers
Ya Wadud Ya Salaam Ya Jami Ya Nafi – Love, Peace & Togetherness in Goodness
Ya Adl Ya Muqsit Ya Haqq Ya Salaam – Balance (physical, emotional, mental)
Ya Muhaymin Ya Hafiz – Protection from all evil (hidden and apparent)
Ya Fattah Ya Razzaq – Opening Door for Sustenance
Ya Ghani Ya Razzaq – Self-Sufficiency in Sustenance
Ya Karim Ya Wahhab – Generosity and Benevolence
Ya Muqtadir Ya Qadir Ya Nafi – Ability to Do Things in Goodness
Ya Qawi Ya Matin Ya Shafi – Strength, Endurance and Healing
Ya Ghalib Ya Azim – Success
Ya Sabur Ya Latif – Patience and Tolerance with Kindness
Ya Ghafur Ya Afu – Absolution and Forgiveness
Ya Shakur Ya Mujib – Gratitude and Acceptance
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