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The-Power-Of-Prayer.Pdf THE POWER OF PRAYER Channeling Brain Waves Through Dhikr AHMED HULUSI As with all my works, this book is not copyrighted. As long as it remains faithful to the original, it may be freely printed, reproduced, published and translated. For the knowledge of ALLAH, there is no recompense. Copyright © 2014 Ahmed Hulusi All rights reserved. ISBN-10: 0692238379 ISBN-13: 978-0692238370 THE POWER OF PRAYER Channeling Brain Waves Through Dhikr AHMED HULUSI www.ahmedhulusi.org/en/ Translated by ALIYA ATALAY Transliteration by RASHAD ALI ABOUT THE COVER The black background of the front cover represents darkness and ignorance, while the white color of the letters represents light and knowledge. The image is a Kufi calligraphy of the Word of Unity: “La ilaha illallah; Muhammad Rasulullah” which means, “There is no concept such as ‘god’, there is only that which is denoted by the name Allah, and Muhammad (SAW) is the Rasul of this understanding.” The placement of the calligraphy, being on top and above everything else on the page, is a symbolic representation of the predominant importance this understanding holds in the author’s life. The green light, reflecting from the window of the Word of Unity, opens up from the darkness into luminosity to illustrate the light of Allah’s Rasul. This light is embodied in the book’s title through the author’s pen and concretized as the color white, to depict the enlightenment the author aims to attain in this field. As the knowledge of Allah’s Rasul disseminates, those who are able to evaluate this knowledge attain enlightenment, which is represented by the white background of the back cover. “Prayer is the weapon of believers.” Muhammad (saw) “Inquiry is half of knowledge.” Muhammad (saw) “The greatest obstacle preventing man from seeing the truth is his prejudice.” Ahmed Hulusi اَل إِٰل اه إِ اَل للا ه La ilaha illAllah There is no god, only Allah Rabbi annee massani ash-shayṭaanu binuṣubin wa `adhaabin rabbi a`oodhu bika min hamazaati ash-shayṭaani wa a`oodhu bika rabbi an yaḥḍurooni wa ḥifẓan min kulli shayṭaanin maaridin My Rabb (The reality of the Names comprising my essence)! Satan (the internal mechanism (ego) that promotes the illusory existence of the inexistent and veils the Absolute Reality) is distressing and tormenting me. My Rabb, I seek refuge in You from the incitements of Satan, and I seek refuge in You from the presence of Satanic influences around me. And We have provided protection from all rejected Satans.1 A`aoodhu bi wajhi l-llahil kareem wa kalimaati l-ta’ammatillati la yujaawiz huna barun wa la fa’ajirun min sharri maa yanzilu mina s-samaa-i wa maa y`aruju feeha wa min sharri maa dhara fee-l ardhi wa mayakhrujoo minha wa min fitanil layli wan nahari illa tariqan yatruku bikhayrin ya Rahman… I seek refuge in the face of Allah (in that which the attributes of Allah become manifest), the Karim (the exceedingly generous and bountiful), and in all His Names, nothing good or bad can attack them. I seek protection in RAHMAN, the source of all potentials, from that which ascends to the heavens (from provocative thoughts) and that which descends from the heavens (from thoughts that conjure doubt and suspicion), from that which is produced from the plane of perceived manifestation (ardh) (that which emanates from corporeality) and grows out of it (bodily demands and desires), from the provocations of the day (our internal life) and the night (the outside world), and from that which knocks on the door at night (instinct), except if it is with good intent.2 1 Based on verses 38.Saad: 41 – 23.Mu’minun: 97-98 – 37.Saffat: 7. 2 Please refer to the chapter ‘Beneficial Prayers’ for further information. I dedicate this book to my mother, Adalet, my most beloved, and my father, Ahmet Ekrem. May Allah bestow His mercy upon them all. Please do not forsake your prayers from their spirits. TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE If you were told of an exclusive technique that could extraordinarily enhance all your capabilities and enable you to create and manifest anything in your life that you desire, change or fix any situation, direct the motion of events, design and transform yourself in any way and without any limitation, and attain anything you could possibly imagine… What would you be willing to give up to possess this power? But, what if you were told you didn’t have to give up anything at all because it had already been given to you for free? What if this inherent power was the art of channeling brain waves: the power of prayer and dhikr? If we only knew that every instance of our lives is the creation of our conscious and unconscious prayers, no doubt we would all want to master this incredible force. Say, “If it wasn’t for your introspection (prayer) my Rabb would not hold you in esteem!”3 Our ability to direct our brain waves towards a specific internal or external target, whether unconsciously through our random thoughts or consciously via prayer and dhikr, is what constantly creates anew our world experience. This innate power with which we have all been endowed is the one and only master key to resolving 3 Quran 25:77. adversities and unlocking brand new potentials and experiences. In this book, Ahmed Hulusi shares some of the most potent and unique prayer and dhikr formulas suited for specific situations and purposes. Apply the formulas. Experience the transformation. Enjoy the outcomes. Aliya Atalay Antalya - Turkey 2014 CONTENTS Preface ............................................................................................. 3 1. Introduction .................................................................................. 5 2. Why Pray? ................................................................................... 7 3. The Form Of Prayer ................................................................... 10 4. The Place Of Prayer .................................................................... 16 5. The Time Of Prayer .................................................................... 18 6. Prayer And Destiny .................................................................... 20 7. Dhikr ........................................................................................ 24 8. Why Is Dhikr So Important? ...................................................... 29 9. General And Specific Dhikr ........................................................ 36 10. Will Too Much Dhikr Cause One To Lose Their Mind? ............. 40 11. Must Dhikr Be Done In Seclusion? ............................................ 42 12. Why Is Dhikr Done In Arabic? ................................................ 44 13. Understanding The Quran ......................................................... 47 14. Repentance ............................................................................... 53 15. Why Repent? ............................................................................ 58 16. Sayyid Al-Istighfar ................................................................... 60 17. Hidden Duality ........................................................................ 66 18. The Most Powerful Dhikr: The Quran ....................................... 68 19. Ayat Al-Qursi ......................................................................... 71 20. Amana Al-Rasulu .................................................................... 74 21. Waman Yataqillaha ................................................................. 81 22. Ya-Sin (36th Chapter) ............................................................... 83 23. Al-Fath (48th Chapter) ............................................................. 96 1 24. Al-Waqi’a (56th Chapter) ........................................................ 108 25. Al-Mulk (67th Chapter) .......................................................... 118 26. An-Naba (78th Chapter) .......................................................... 125 27. Al-Alaq (96th Chapter 1-5 Verses) .......................................... 130 28. Ash-Sharh (94th Chapter) ........................................................ 132 29. Regarding The Merits Of Some Short Chapters .......................... 134 30. Al-Zalzala (99th Chapter) ....................................................... 135 31. Al-Falaq And An-Nas (113rd And 114th Chapters) ................. 141 32. Example Prayers From The Quran ........................................... 145 33. Salawat To The Rasul Of Allah ............................................... 162 34. Three Explanations From The Rasul Of Allah (Saw) ................ 175 35. Tasbih .................................................................................... 177 36. The Supreme Name ................................................................. 187 37. The Names Of Allah And Their Meanings ............................... 193 38. The Exalted, Magnificent And Perfect Qualities Of The Names Of Allah (Al-Asma Ul-Husna) .......................................................... 194 39. Special Dhikr Recommendations ............................................... 225 40. Salat Al-Tasbih – Tasbih Prayer ............................................. 238 41. Very Special Prayers Taught By The Rasulullah (Saw) ............... 240 42. The Special 19 Formula Prayer Of Need ................................... 250 43. The Prayer Of Need ................................................................. 254 44. Istikharah: The Guidance Prayer .............................................. 257 45. Protection From Afflictions ......................................................
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