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We have explained before the Fatiha, the dua in the ruku, dua after ruku, dua in the sujud, dua between the two sajda.
Ustadh Mohamad Baajour explains lesser-known duas to recite after Tahiyat in Salat, highlighting authentic supplications from the Prophet and Sahabah.
Key Takeaways
- Making dua after Tahiyat and before salam is a Sunnah and a great opportunity taught by the Prophet.
- Supplications can be personalized, but there are authentic duas from the Prophet and his companions that are highly recommended.
- Seeking refuge from punishments and trials, confessing one’s shortcomings, and asking for Paradise are central themes in these duas.
- Even simple duas are valuable and reflect sincerity in prayer.
- Regularly incorporating these duas enhances the spiritual benefit of Salat.
Summary
- The video discusses the importance of making dua after completing the Tahiyat and before concluding Salat with salam.
- It references a Hadith from Bukhari and Muslim encouraging the musalli to choose any dua they like at this time.
- Three authentic duas are presented: one taught by the Prophet Muhammad, one from Abu Bakr, and one from a Sahabi with a personal story.
- The first dua seeks refuge from the punishment of Hell, the grave, the trials of life and death, and the fitna of the Dajjal.
- The second dua, taught to Abu Bakr, is a humble confession of having wronged oneself and asking for Allah’s forgiveness and mercy.
- The third dua is a simple plea for Paradise and protection from Hellfire, illustrating that even simple words are valuable.
- The video emphasizes the significance of not rushing to salam and making sincere duas after Salat.
- It includes a story about Muadh and a Sahabi to illustrate the human aspect of prayer and community challenges.
- The speaker encourages viewers to adopt this habit regularly to benefit from the Prophet’s gift of dua after Salat.
- Additional duas may be shared in future videos to further enrich the practice.
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Then we did the Tahiyat, the salat al-Ibrahimiyyah, and today there's a gift, literally, a gift from Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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The Hadith is in Bukhari and in Muslim, Muttafaq Alaihi, after Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, he taught us the Tahiyat in the Hadith of the Tahiyat, at the end of the Hadith.
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Listen to what he said: "Thumma liyatakhyar min ad-dua'i a'jabahu ilayhi wa yad'u."
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After you finish the Tahiyat, after you finish the salat ala Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, many people, innaka Hamidun Majid, Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullah, Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullah.
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Habibi, you are missing a great opportunity and you are missing the gift from Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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Because at that time, and the Hadith is in Bukhari and Muslim, he said the musalli, the person who's praying, when he finished innaka Hamidun Majid.
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Let him, let her choose any dua she or he likes and make it.
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Allahu Akbar.
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From the dunya and from the akhira.
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From the matters of dunya and from the matters of the akhira.
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So, let's make it a habit, inshallah you're doing this already, but if not, make sure that you do not make a salam before you make a dua.
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I'm going to give three duas inshallah ta'ala.
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Authentic dua, one from the best man ever created, second is from the next best man, and third from a Sahabi.
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Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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He said that when you finish your salat, let everybody make istiadha, ask Allah to protect them from four things.
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So Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam used to say, "Allahumma inni a'udhu bika min adhabi jahannam, wa min adhabi al-qabr, wa min fitnatil mahya wal mamat, wa min sharri fitnatil Masih ad-Dajjal."
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So Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam used to seek refuge from the punishment of Jahannam.
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From the punishment of the grave.
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From the punishment or from the fitna of life and death.
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What does that mean?
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Fitnatul hayat, the fitna of life, is all the fitna, yani, Ya Allah, protect me from being or from falling into the traps of my desires.
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Protect me from any doubts in my deen.
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Protect me from dalal.
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Protect me from anything.
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This is the fitna of the hayat.
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Wa fitnatul mamat, and protect me from the fitna on my deathbed.
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On my deathbed, the Shaitan does not give up, this is the most time the Shaitan wants to work so hard.
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Because he's about to lose you, he's about to lose that person and he's going to die on Iman.
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So this is the most time he whispers, so every single salat, I'm asking Allah to protect me from that fitna when I'm about to die.
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And the last fitna, from the evil of the fitna of the Dajjal.
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Now, second dua.
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And wallahi every time I hear this dua, I feel like I did not understand my deen.
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Abu Bakr.
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Who's Abu Bakr?
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Mubashar bil Jannah.
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The father-in-law of Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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The first Khalifa, declared by all scholars unanimously, the best man after Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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His Iman, if it's put in one scale and the Iman of the whole Ummah in the other scale, it will overweigh.
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He came to Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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And please, I want you to imagine what did Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam teach him.
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He said, "Ya Rasulullah, teach me a dua to say in my salat."
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Who's asking?
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Abu Bakr.
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Asking who?
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Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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So what did he tell him to say?
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"Allahumma, Ya Abu Bakr, say."
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"Allahumma inni zalamtu nafsi zulman kathira, wa la yaghfirudh dhunuba illa anta, faghfirli maghfiratan min indika warhamni innaka antal Ghafurur Rahim."
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Allahu Akbar.
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If Abu Bakr has wronged himself, zulman kathira, and who's teaching him?.
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Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, "Ya Abu Bakr, say, I, Abu Bakr, wronged myself a lot."
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Yani, if Mubashar bil Jannah wronged himself a lot, what did this abd say?
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What do I say?
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"Allahumma inni zalamtu nafsi zulman kathira, wa la yaghfirudh dhunuba illa anta."
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No one forgives the sins except You.
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So, Ya Allah, please forgive me and have mercy on me, because You are the All-Forgiving, the All-Merciful.
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Wallahi sometimes I say.
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If Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam tell me you are Mubashar bil Jannah.
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What do I do?
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I feel like.
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Allah, Ya Shabab.
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We're done.
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Alhamdulillah.
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No, with this bushara from Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, yani, guaranteed.
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He tell him, he told him to say, I have wronged myself.
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Abu Bakr wronged himself, the one who gave half of his, his wealth, I mean all his wealth to the deen.
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Wronged himself.
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Third and last one.
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And maybe next week we'll give a couple more.
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Because this is a very important time that many people ignore.
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They just say salam.
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And it's extremely important to make dua.
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A man.
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Sahabi.
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Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam saw him say something when he finished before he finished the salat.
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He said, "What did you say?"
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He said, "Ya Rasulullah, inni la uhsinu dandanataka wa la dandanatu Muadh."
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Ya Rasulullah, I do not know the dandana.
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Your dandana.
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And the dandana of Muadh.
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What does dandana mean?
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Dandana means when you hear something, but you do not understand what it means.
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Yani, Ya Rasulullah, this dua that you make and the dua that Muadh make, huge, long, very, you know, eloquent.
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I'm a simple man.
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I do not know how, how to say such a beautiful words.
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But before I, before I continue.
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Why did he choose Muadh?
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He had something in his heart against Muadh.
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That Sahabi.
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Why?
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Muadh Radiyallahu Anhu used to pray with Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam the fard of Isha.
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And then he used to go to his qawm and pray with them Isha again, but with the intention of Sunnah.
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And they are praying Isha because they want him to lead them in salat.
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So one time, Muadh came and led the people in the salat.
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Allahu Akbar, Alif Lam Mim.
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Not the Surah Ibrahim that the Sheikh recited.
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He started with the Baqarah.
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He kept on going and going and going.
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So this man was sitting in the crowd and he was exhausted.
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So he left the salat.
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He prayed alone and went.
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After he finished, they went to Muadh and told him, so and so left the salat and prayed on his own.
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So Muadh said.
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"Innahu munafiq."
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He is munafiq.
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This man was so furious, he went to Rasulullah Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.
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He said, "Ya Rasulullah.
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I come exhausted from work.
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And you could imagine, it's 105 degrees and we are in and out of the air condition, we only stay outside for two, three minutes and we complain.
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They are working in Madinah in 120 degrees outside all the time, no air condition, no nothing.
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So, Ya Rasulullah, I come exhausted and Muadh is reading Baqarah in Isha, so I prayed alone, he called me munafiq.
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Call Muadh to come here.
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And this is where the term came.
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"A fattanun anta ya Muadh?"
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Ya Muadh, are you creating a fitna in your community?
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He said, "What did I do, Ya Rasulullah?"
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He said, "Al Baqarah?
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What's wrong with wash shamsi wa dhuhaha, wal layli idha yaghsha?
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You're reading Baqarah?
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People are exhausted.
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And he reprimanded him for saying, for calling him a munafiq.
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Because it's a long story, this man died as a shaheed.
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He died as a shaheed in one of the battles.
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So he has something against Muadh.
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That's why he said, "Ya Rasulullah, I do not know the dandana, your dandana and the dandana of Muadh.
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All I know is, Allahumma inni as'alukal Jannah wa a'udhu bika min an-Nar."
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All I know how to say, Ya Rasulullah, Ya Allah, I ask You Jannah and Ya Allah, keep me from the Hellfire.
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What did the teacher of this Ummah tell this man?
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"Hawlaha nudandin."
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He said, "Everything that you hear me and Muadh say.
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All those big stuff.
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At the end of the day, they land in your dua.
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At the end of the day, whenever you see us say, at the end of the day, we are all asking for Jannah and saving us from the Hellfire.
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"Hawlaha nudandin."
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Around what you said, we are you're hearing all these words.
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So, Ya Ikhwan.
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Even if you, "Rabbana atina fid dunya hasanah wa fil akhirati hasanah."
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Right, amazing, amazing, beautiful dua from the Quran.
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Or like the simple man said, "Allahumma inni as'alukal Jannah wa a'udhu bika min an-Nar."
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But do not let that time go without making a sincere dua.
Topics:Dua in SalatTahiyatProphet MuhammadAbu BakrSahabiIslamic supplicationsHadith Bukhari MuslimFitnaSalat etiquetteIslamic prayer
