Finding solace in prayer from "summary" of The Spiritual Reality of Prayer (Salat) by Sultan Mohammad Najib-ur-Rehman
Prayer is not merely a ritualistic act of worship, but a deeply personal and spiritual connection with the Divine. It is a time when one can seek solace and comfort in the presence of Allah, pouring out one's heart and soul in supplication. In the midst of a chaotic and fast-paced world, prayer offers a moment of stillness and tranquility, allowing one to find peace and serenity in the remembrance of Allah. In the act of prayer, one can find refuge from the trials and tribulations of life, turning to Allah for guidance and support. It is a time to seek forgiveness for past mistakes, to seek strength in times of weakness, and to express gratitude for the blessings bestowed upon us. Through prayer, one can find solace in knowing that Allah is always near, listening to our prayers and responding with love and compassion. The act of prayer is not limited to a specific ti...
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