Description
Book description:
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Author's name: Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr ibn Ayyub ibn Saad Shams al-Din ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyah
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Number of pages: 160 pages
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The subject of the book: The meaning and virtue of dhikr
The contents of the book:
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Happiness in three ways: Thankfulness for blessings, patience for misfortune, and repentance for sins
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Straightening the heart
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Signs of maximizing the command and prohibition
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Turning around in prayer
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There are two types of work that are acceptable
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There are five types of people in prayer
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Types of hearts
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Fasting breath
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Charity and its effects
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Remembrance of God and its benefits
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One of them
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the second
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Third
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Fourth
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Fifth
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Sixth
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Seventh
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Eighth
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Ninth
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Tenth
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Eleventh
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Twelfth
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Thirteenth
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Fourteenth
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Fifteenth
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Sixteenth
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Seventeenth
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Eighteenth
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Nineteenth
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Twentieth
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Twenty-first
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Twenty-second
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Twenty-third
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Twenty-fourth
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Twenty-fifth
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Twenty-sixth
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Twenty-seventh
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Twenty-eighth
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Twenty-ninth
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Thirtieth
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Thirty-first
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Thirty-second
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Thirty-third
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Thirty-fourth
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Thirty-fifth
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Thirty-sixth
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Dhikr and the Truth of Divine Light
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Thirty-seventh
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Thirty-eighth
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Thirty-ninth
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Fortieth
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Forty-fifth
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Forty-sixth
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Forty-seventh
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Forty-ninth
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Fiftieth
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Fifty-second
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Fifty-third
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Fifty-fourth
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Fifty-fifth
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Fifty-sixth
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Fifty-seventh
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Fifty-eighth
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Fifty-ninth
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Sixty
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Sixty-fourth
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Sixty-fifth
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Sixty-sixth
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Sixty-seventh
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Sixty-eighth
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Sixty-ninth
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Seventy
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Seventy-second
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Seventy-third
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For the sake of completeness, let's mention some useful chapters related to dhikr:
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Chapter One
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Chapter Two Dhikr is better than supplication
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The third chapter on reciting the Qur'an is better than dhikr, and dhikr is better than supplication.
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Chapter One: The Two Sides of the Day
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Chapter Two on Sleep Dhikr
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Chapter Three on the Dhikr for waking up from sleep
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Chapter Four: The Dhikr of Dread in Sleep and Thought
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Chapter Five: Remembrances for those who see a vision they hate or love
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Chapter Six on the Dhikr for leaving the house
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Chapter Seven on the Dhikr for entering the house
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Chapter Eight on the Dhikr for entering and leaving the mosque
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Chapter Nine on the Dhikr of the Adhan
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Chapter Ten on the opening prayers
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Chapter Eleven on bowing and prostrating and the separation between the two prostrations
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Chapter Twelve on Prayer Prayers after the Tashahhud
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Chapter Thirteen on the Lawful Dhikr after Salaam, which is at the end of prostration
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Chapter Fourteen on Mentioning the Tashahhud
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Chapter Fifteen on Mentioning the Prayer for the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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Chapter Sixteen on Istikhara
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Chapter Seventeen: Dhikr for Anguish, Distress, Sorrow, and Anxiety
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Chapter Eighteen on the Dhikr that attracts livelihood and defends against distress and harm
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Chapter Nineteen: Dhikr when meeting the enemy, fearing the Sultan, etc.
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Chapter Twenty on Dhikr that expel the devil
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Chapter Twenty-first on the dhikr with which blessings are preserved and what is said when they are stripped away
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Chapter Twenty-Two on Dhikr when calamity strikes
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Chapter Twenty-Three: The Dhikr with which debts are paid and the hope that they will be paid
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Chapter Twenty-four on the dhikr with which one is promoted from a sting, bite, etc.
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Chapter Twenty-Five on Entering Cemeteries
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Chapter Twenty-Six in Mentioning Istisqaqa
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Chapter Twenty-Seven on the Dhikr of the Wind if it Rages
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Chapter Twenty-Eight on Dhikr at Thunder
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Chapter Twenty-nine on Dhikr when the rain falls
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Chapter Thirty on Zikr and supplication when rain and water increase and are feared
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Chapter Thirty-first on Dhikr when the crescent moon is sighted
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Chapter Thirty-Two on Dhikr for the fasting person and when he breaks his fast
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Chapter Thirty-Three on Travel Dhikr
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Chapter Thirty-four on Riding a Motor Vehicle and Dhikr
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Chapter Thirty-Five on Returning from Travel
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Chapter Thirty-six on the male on the animal if it is difficult
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Chapter Thirty-Seven: If the animal gets loose and what is mentioned when it does
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Chapter Thirty-eight: Dhikr at the village or town if he wants to enter it
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Chapter Thirty-nine on mentioning the house you want to stay in
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Chapter Forty on Food and Drink
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Chapter Forty-first: Mentioning the guest if he stays with a group of people
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Chapter Forty-Two on Peace
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Chapter Forty-three on Dhikr when sneezing
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Chapter Forty-four: Mentioning marriage, congratulations on marriage, and entering into marriage
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Chapter 45: Dhikr at Birth and Dhikr Related to the Child
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Forty-sixth Chapter on Cock crowing, braying and barking
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Chapter Forty-Seven on Dhikr to put out the fire
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Chapter Forty-eight on the Atonement of the Council
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Chapter forty-nine on what to say and do when angry
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Chapter Fifty on what to say when seeing people of affliction
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Chapter Fifty-first on Dhikr when entering the market
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Chapter fifty-two on a man whose leg is numb
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Chapter Fifty-three on the animal if it stumbles
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Chapter Fifty-four: Whoever gives a gift or gives charity and is called upon to pray for him, what does he say?
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Fifty-fifth Chapter on who is harmed
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Fifty-sixth Chapter on Seeing the First Fruits
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Fifty-seventh chapter on what he sees, likes, and fears about the eye
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Chapter Fifty-eight on Omen and Omens
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Chapter Fifty-nine in the Bathroom
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Chapter Sixty on Dhikr when entering and exiting the restroom
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Chapter Sixty-first on Dhikr when you want to perform ablution
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Chapter Sixty-two on Dhikr after completing ablution
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Chapter Sixty-Three in Mentioning the Funeral Prayer
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Chapter Sixty-four on the dhikr if he says heresy or has something on his tongue that displeases his Lord Almighty
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Chapter Sixty-five on what a person who slanders his fellow Muslim should say
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Sixty-sixth chapter on what to say and do during solar and lunar eclipses
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Chapter Sixty-Seven: What a person who has lost something says and prays for it
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Chapter Sixty-eight on holding the tasbih with the fingers and that it is better than the rosary
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Chapter Sixty-nine on the most beloved words to Allah after the Qur'an
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Chapter Seventy on Double Dhikr
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Chapter Seventy-first on what to say to those who are lonely
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Chapter Seventy-two on the dhikr he says or is told when he puts on a new garment
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Chapter Seventy-three on what to say when seeing the dawn
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Chapter Seventy-four on submitting to fate and destiny, after exerting effort to use the ordered causes
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Chapter Seventy-five on the Prophet's prayers and supplications, which are indispensable to one's life.
