Ruling on a woman making du'a by saying: O Allah, I am Your slave
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A message has reached the program from one of the listening brothers, who says: In some supplications, the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: to the end of the hadith. The question is: Does a woman say, "O Allah, I am Your slave," or does she say, "Your female slave," in this supplication and in some similar supplications? It appears the questioner is a listener, so she says, "Jawharah 'Abd al-Rahman."
Answer: The matter in this is broad; the matter in this is broad, if Allah wills. And it is better for her to say, "O Allah, I am Your female slave, the daughter of Your female slave, and the daughter of Your slave." If she says this, it is more appropriate and closer to her reality. If she says the wording as it came in the hadith, it does no harm, if Allah wills; because even though she is a female slave, she is also a slave among the slaves of Allah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
No worry or sadness has befallen a slave, then he said: O Allah, I am Your slave, the son of Your slave, and the son of Your female slave. My forelock is in Your hand. Your ruling prevails over me, and Your judgment is just.
ما أصاب عبد هم ولا حزن ثم قال: اللهم إني عبدك وابن عبدك وابن أمتك ناصيتي بيدك ماض في حكمك عدل في قضاؤكAnswer: The matter in this is broad; the matter in this is broad, if Allah wills. And it is better for her to say, "O Allah, I am Your female slave, the daughter of Your female slave, and the daughter of Your slave." If she says this, it is more appropriate and closer to her reality. If she says the wording as it came in the hadith, it does no harm, if Allah wills; because even though she is a female slave, she is also a slave among the slaves of Allah. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Source
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