flyingfatkidd:

From Weapon of the Believer: A Manual of Daily Supplications & Duasby ‘Allamah Muhammad Baqir al-Majlisi

Chapter: The Minimum Daily Supplications, page 3.

3/16 Du’a

1. Recite 100 salawaat on the Prophet (saws) and his family:

اللهم صلي على محمد و آل محمد 

Allahumma salli ‘ala Muhammadin wa aali Muhammad

“O Allah! Send Your blessings upon Muhammad and the family of the Muhammad”

2. Recite the following 360 times:

الحمد لله رب العا لمين (كثيراً) على كل حالٍ

Alhamdulilllahe rabbal’alameen (ktheeran) ‘alaa kulli ‘haleen

“(Innumerable) Praise belongs solely to Allah, Lord of the Universe; in every condition”

3. Recite the following 70 times:

اَسٌتَغٌفِرُ اللّهَ

Astaghferallaha

“I seek forgiveness from Allah”

remorsecode:

Imam Hassan (a) is always portrayed as a very shy character who spent a life of ease when he was older which could not be further from the truth. In fact the Prophet (s) once said that “Hassan and Hussain (alayhoum salam) are Imams (leaders) whether they are sitting down or standing up (referring to their roles as the Imams of the Islamic nation.)

Imam Hassan (a) was so brave that even as a little boy he would not stand to see his father, Ali ibn Abi Talib’s (a) rights taken away.

Imagine the scene, young Imam Hassan (a), barely 10 or 11 years old, entering the holy masjid of his grandfather, coming between the lines in front of all the people, approaching the head of the caliphate of his time and imposing orders against him.

Hisham ibn ‘Urwa narrates from his father, ‘Urwa ibn Zubayr who said;

Abu bakr sat on the minbar (pulpit) of the messenger of Allah and then Hassan, the son of Ali (a), came and stepped up the minbar and said “Get down from my father’s minbar.” Then Abu bakr said “The minbar of your father, not the minbar of my father (saying this twice, acknowledging Imam Hassan (a) spoke the truth.)

References;

Jalaladin Suyuti, Tarikh al Khulafa, page 80.

Ibn Ahtir, Al nihaya fi gharib al hadith, volume 4, page 315

Al Muttaqi al Hindi, Kanz al Ummal, volume, 5, page 616

Ibn Hajar al Haythami, Sawaiq al Muhriqa, page 175

al Muhhib al Tabari, Riyadh al Nadhira fi Manaqib al ‘Ashara, volume 2, page 148.

Fearless of repercussions, the army of the regime or even the caliph himself, Imam Hassan (a) expressed his views without fear.

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