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A powerful litanty [wird] from the Saint and Scholar, Imam Abu Bakr bin Abd al-Rahman as-Saqqaf used for protection from all evils from humans, jinn, people in positions of power and whatever else that tries to harm you.

Taken from Shaykh Haisam Farache https://pgoi.org.au/

Wird As-Sakran - The Litany of Abi Bakr as Sakran

Ratib al Haddad voluntary invocation to be recited every night after Maghrib/Isha. It is a collection of verses from the Holy Qur'an as well as the Kalimaat (declarations of belief), Tasbeehaat (praise of Allah) and Duas (invocations) which the beloved Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him has recommended.

The prestige 12th century (hijri) reviver of islam Imam al Haddad has rendered a great service to Muslims in compiling all these in one small Kitab called Ratib-ush-Shahir, popularly know as Ratib al Haddad. And being mindful of the blessed Prophet's Sunnah of not over-burdening the Muslims, he has put together just the most basic supplications which take at most 15 minutes to recite.

The Ratib al-Haddad has been recited by the students of Habib Umar in Dar al-Mustafa, Tarim, Yemen. The picture is by @AbbasPhotos

Ratib al Haddad - Dar al-Mustafa, Tarim

Mohammad Saleh Hassan Elhouderi: Holy Quran

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