The Difference Between Du'a' and Istighathah
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Question:
Shaykh, meaning du'a' and istighathah, is there a difference between them?
Answer:
Du'a' is broader than istighathah. Istighathah is du'a' in specific circumstances, namely times of distress, hardship, and affliction. As for du'a', it is wider. You call upon Allah for every need, even if you are not in dire necessity for it. Yes.
Shaykh, meaning du'a' and istighathah, is there a difference between them?
Answer:
Du'a' is broader than istighathah. Istighathah is du'a' in specific circumstances, namely times of distress, hardship, and affliction. As for du'a', it is wider. You call upon Allah for every need, even if you are not in dire necessity for it. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 10 من 41|أسئلة شرح كتاب التوحيد|مسائل متفرقة|ما السبيل إلى تصحيح القلب الذي يستغيث بالحي القادر؟ — youtube.com (0:25)
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