YA ALI MADAD
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BISMILLAAHIR RAHMAANIR RAHIIM -- IN THE NAME OF ALLAH, RAHMAN, RAHIM
YA ALI MADAD
&
001.001 In the name of ALLAH, RAHMAN, RAHIM
001.002 Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds,
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ar-Rahmanir Rahiim
001.004 Malik Yawmid Diin--
Master of the Day of Judgment,
:
001.005 THEE WE WORSHIP; THEE WE ASK FOR HELP.
What does the above mean according to the Holy Qur'an only? Well, let it speak for itself
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1. Establish WORSHIP at the going down of the sun until the dark of night,
2. and (the recital of) the QUR'AN at dawn.
3. Lo! ( the recital of) the QUR'AN at dawn is ever witnessed.
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4. And some PART OF THE NIGHT awake for it, a largess for thee.
5. It may be that thy Lord will raise thee to a praised estate.
017.080 And say: My Lord! .... AND GIVE ME
FROM THY PRESENCE A POWERFUL HELPER
-- WAJ-ALII MILLADUNKA SULTAANAN NASIIRAA
So, asking for this help -- as in 'YA ALI MADAD' -- at that 'HOUR IN THE MORNING' -- is in fact, part of ALLAH'S WORSHIP, the HOLY QUR'AN and ISLAM, simultaneously. it is Allah's command. it is the TRUTH, which the believers have been exhorted to follow:
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again, what does the above mean?? let ISLAMIC HISTORY speak for itself
Naadey Aliyyan
Mazharal Ajayeb
Tajidahu Aunun Laka Finnwaeb
Kullu Hamin wa Gamin Sayanjali
Bi Wilayatika
Ya Ali! Ya Ali! Ya Ali!
Call Ali! Call
Ali!
Call aloud to Ali
Who is the epiphanic source of wonders
You shall surely find him helping in your troubles
All grief and anxiety will disappear
By Your power and Authority!
O Ali! O Ali! O Ali!
"Hazrat Ali was never defeated in a war or a combat throughout his
life. His physical strength was beyond human comprehension. He removed
from the hinges the strong doors of the Khyber fort with a single jolt
of his hand. Later, seven strong men with Abu Ra'fe', the famous strongman,
could not lift even an inch from the ground one of the corners of the
door. When asked about his wonderful display of strength, in removing the doors,
Hazrat Ali replied that it was his divine power." (Sayyidul Ausiya, p.
65)
"Ali, Son of Abu Talib, Son-in-Law and first cousin of Prophet
Mohammad (Peace be upon him), father of Imam Hasan and the greatest
Martyr Imam Husain, the Lion of God, Gateway of Knowledge, the mightiest
of mighty; does not need an introduction, He was at the same time master
of the Pen and Sword -- a rare combination. Even today in the battle
fields the Cry of "Ya Ali !" resounds, invoking his help. Sportsmen, Wrestlers
and Athletes, taking part in manly games, chant the Slogan of "Ya
Ali !" for their victory. On the other hand, the pious devoted entirely
to the service of God, almost all of them trace the spiritual lineage from
Ali and believe him to be the Fountain Head of all Knowledge." - S.M.A.
Rizvi
"Ali is absent today from our midst only physically. His soul even
to this day is the greatest spiritual resort to everyone who seeks
the help of God through his medium. Thousands and thousands of people call
out to him in their difficulties, and the word "Ya Ali
Madad", automatically
comes to them. A famous prayer known as "NADEY ALI"
(Call Ali) is recited
wherever abound the lovers of Ali." - Majlisi
"Here the garrison came out in great force, and on that day every
attack made by the Muslims was repulsed. "Tomorrow," said the
Prophet, "will I give the standard unto
a man whom God and His messenger love. God
will give us the victory by his hands; he is not one who turneth
back in flight."
"In his previous campaigns the Prophet had used relatively small flags as standards, but to Khaybar he had brought a great black standard made from a cloak of A'isha's. They called it 'the Eagle', and this he now gave to Ali." - Martin Lings in his book: "Muhammad - his life based on the earliest sources"
"Ali was one of the most courageous and able men in the Muslim
army. He was appointed the standard-bearer at the battles of both
Badr and Khaybar. At Khaybar (A.H. 7) the following tradition is related
by several Sunni and Shi'i histories. This is the version found in a Sunni
collection of Traditions, the Sahih of Muslim:
'The Apostle of God said on the day of Khaybar: "I shall certainly give this banner to a man who loves God and His Apostle and through whom God will give victory." Umar ibn al- Khattab said: "I never wished for a leadership except on that day." And he also said: "And so I leapt up towards it hoping to claim it as a right." And the Apostle of God summoned Ali, the son of Abu Talib, and gave it to him and said "Go! And do not turn aside until God gives you victory."
"When the Prophet left to go on his longest expedition, to Tabuk,
Ali was left in charge at Medina. According to some accounts, Ali
felt
insulted to be left with the women and children while, according
to others, rumours spread that Ali had been left behind because it was feared
he would bring misfortune to the expedition. In any case, Ali went to the
Prophet voicing his discontent at being left behind.
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was-salaam:and peace
Lakum Diinukum--Unto you your Religion
WA LIYA DIIN--AND UNTO ME MY RELIGION
Kaafiruun--Disbelievers - Surah 109:6
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