What is the recommended supplication when rising from bowing?
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The Shaykh : Please.
The questioner : In the case of rising from bowing in prayer, naturally, any supplication is good. "O Allah, forgive me and accept my repentance," or "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him. Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, good, pure, and blessed praise, filling the heavens and the earth, as befits Your majesty and Your dominion, O You who possess majesty and honor." So which supplication is recommended?
The Shaykh : The detailed answer to this is in the book "The Description of the Prophet's Prayer (peace and blessings be upon him)," which the brother mentioned earlier. He was sitting here. You mentioned first the supplication. What was its text? First, what did you mention?
Al-Halabi : The supplication before "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him."
The Shaykh : What is it?
The questioner : "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him." Naturally, when the imam says "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him," we say "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him. Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, good, pure, and blessed praise."
The Shaykh : This is the second one. What phrase did you mention before this?
The questioner : This is for the state of prostration, when we rise from prostration: "O Allah, forgive me, have mercy on me, accept my repentance, pardon me, and heal me."
Al-Halabi : But you did not mention it first in the context of prostration.
The questioner : The first thing. We are in the state of rising from prostration, meaning.
The Shaykh : When you raise your head from bowing, you say "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him. Our Lord, to You belongs all praise." If you wish, you add "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, good, blessed praise, blessed upon it, as our Lord loves and is pleased with," or you add "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, filling the heavens and filling the earth and filling what is between them and filling whatever You will of things thereafter. O You who possess praise and glory..." Is it obligatory for you to adhere to what is transmitted? You should not say something from yourself. Now, this is what pertains to rising from bowing. But if you raise your head from the first prostration, you say only "O Allah, forgive me, have mercy on me, restore me, raise me, guide me, and provide for me." This is what is transmitted in the Sunnah. And to be clear about these transmitted supplications, you must refer to "The Description of the Prophet's Prayer (peace and blessings be upon him)."
The questioner : In the case of rising from bowing in prayer, naturally, any supplication is good. "O Allah, forgive me and accept my repentance," or "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him. Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, good, pure, and blessed praise, filling the heavens and the earth, as befits Your majesty and Your dominion, O You who possess majesty and honor." So which supplication is recommended?
The Shaykh : The detailed answer to this is in the book "The Description of the Prophet's Prayer (peace and blessings be upon him)," which the brother mentioned earlier. He was sitting here. You mentioned first the supplication. What was its text? First, what did you mention?
Al-Halabi : The supplication before "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him."
The Shaykh : What is it?
The questioner : "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him." Naturally, when the imam says "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him," we say "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him. Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, good, pure, and blessed praise."
The Shaykh : This is the second one. What phrase did you mention before this?
The questioner : This is for the state of prostration, when we rise from prostration: "O Allah, forgive me, have mercy on me, accept my repentance, pardon me, and heal me."
Al-Halabi : But you did not mention it first in the context of prostration.
The questioner : The first thing. We are in the state of rising from prostration, meaning.
The Shaykh : When you raise your head from bowing, you say "Hear Allah's praise for those who praise Him. Our Lord, to You belongs all praise." If you wish, you add "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, good, blessed praise, blessed upon it, as our Lord loves and is pleased with," or you add "Our Lord, to You belongs all praise, filling the heavens and filling the earth and filling what is between them and filling whatever You will of things thereafter. O You who possess praise and glory..." Is it obligatory for you to adhere to what is transmitted? You should not say something from yourself. Now, this is what pertains to rising from bowing. But if you raise your head from the first prostration, you say only "O Allah, forgive me, have mercy on me, restore me, raise me, guide me, and provide for me." This is what is transmitted in the Sunnah. And to be clear about these transmitted supplications, you must refer to "The Description of the Prophet's Prayer (peace and blessings be upon him)."
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