Jurisprudence of supplications and remembrances

Author's name: Abdul Razzaq Abdul Mohsen Al-Badr

Fiqh al-Ad'iyyah wa al-Dhikr (The Jurisprudence of Supplications and Adhkar): A book that includes a study of the Prophetic supplications and adhkar, explaining their jurisprudence and the great meanings, significant implications, sublime lessons, moving morals, and profound wisdom they contain. It also includes the words of scholars on this subject, especially the words of Imams Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn al-Qayyim (may Allah have mercy on them). It is divided into three sections: The first section covers the virtues and importance of remembrance, and the meanings of some adhkar, such as the declaration of monotheism, the takbir (saying Allahu Akbar), the hawqala (there is no power or strength except from Allah), and others. The second section covers the virtue of supplication, its importance, and its place in the Islamic religion, as well as the etiquette one should adhere to when supplicating to Allah Almighty, and other beneficial topics. The third section covers the adhkar and supplications related to a Muslim's daily and nightly activities, such as the morning and evening adhkar, adhkar before sleeping, adhkar for prayers, and others.