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community. Relieve, through the removal of his affair, the fearful souls, the grieved hearts, the perplexed community, and the lost mankind. Show, through his removal, the suspended, prescribed punishments, the effaced laws (sunan), the neglected precepts, the changed, principal features (of religion), the distorted verses, the deserted schools, the abandoned places of worship, and the demolished shrines. Through it (his removal) satisfy the hungry, hollow stomachs. Water, through it, the exhausted palates and the thirsty livers. Through it give rest to the tired feet. Strike him with an affliction that has no sister (lit. no like), with an hour when there is no abode, with a misfortune with which there is no refreshment, and with a stumble from which there is no release. Make lawful his forbidden things; muddy his ease. Show him Your most violent seizing, Your ideal vengeance, Your power that is over all powers, Your force that is mightier than his. Overcome him for me through Your strong strength and Your severe punishment. Protect me from him through Your protection. Afflict him with poverty he cannot redress and with evil he cannot cover. Entrust him to himself in what You desire. Surely You do what You desire! Release him from Your force and power and entrust him to his force and power. Remove his scheming through Your scheming; repel his will through Your will. Sicken his body; orphan his children; decrease his fixed term; disappoint his hope; remove his state; prolong his wailing; make him busy with his own body. Do not set him free from his sadness. Turn his trickery into error, his affair into disappearance, his comfort into removal, his earnestness into lowness, his authority into vanishing, and his final result into the most wicked result. Make him die of his fury if You intended to make him die; let him remain in grief if You intended to let him remain. Protect me from his evil, his backbite, his slander, his influence, and his enmity. Glance at him with a glance through which You destroy him; for most surely You are strongest in prowess and strongest to give an exemplary punishment.”[1] From this holy supplication we conclude that Imam Musa met heavy misfortunes and exhausting pain from his opponent, for he did not supplicate against him with this supplication unless he filled his heart with severe sadness and bitter pain. His Supplication in Seeking Needs He, peace be on him, supplicated with this supplication when he was poverty or lack‐stricken: “O Allah, I ask You through him whose right against You is great to bless Muhammed and his family, to provide me with putting into practice the knowledge of Your right You have taught me, and to make easy to me Your provision of which You have deprived me.”[363] His Supplication for Help in Repaying Debts A Companion of the Imam’s complained to him of his accumulated debts against him, and he, peace be on him, wrote him the following supplication and ordered him to supplicate (Allah) with it: Presented by http://www.alhassanain.com & http://www.islamicblessings.com
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<strong>com</strong>munity. Relieve, through the removal of his affair, the fearful souls, the grieved hearts, the<br />
perplexed <strong>com</strong>munity, and the lost mankind. Show, through his removal, the suspended,<br />
prescribed punishments, the effaced laws (sunan), the neglected precepts, the changed, principal<br />
features (of religion), the distorted verses, the deserted schools, the abandoned places of<br />
worship, and the demolished shrines. Through it (his removal) satisfy the hungry, hollow<br />
stomachs.<br />
Water, through it, the exhausted palates and the thirsty livers. Through it give rest to the tired<br />
feet. Strike him with an affliction that has no sister (lit. no like), with an hour when there is no<br />
abode, with a misfortune with which there is no refreshment, and with a stumble from which<br />
there is no release. Make lawful his forbidden things; muddy his ease. Show him Your most violent<br />
seizing, Your ideal vengeance, Your power that is over all powers, Your force that is mightier than<br />
his. Over<strong>com</strong>e him for me through Your strong strength and Your severe punishment. Protect me<br />
from him through Your protection. Afflict him with poverty he cannot redress and with evil he<br />
cannot cover. Entrust him to himself in what You desire. Surely You do what You desire! Release<br />
him from Your force and power and entrust him to his force and power. Remove his scheming<br />
through Your scheming; repel his will through Your will.<br />
Sicken his body; orphan his children; decrease his fixed term; disappoint his hope; remove his<br />
state; prolong his wailing; make him busy with his own body. Do not set him free from his<br />
sadness. Turn his trickery into error, his affair into disappearance, his <strong>com</strong>fort into removal, his<br />
earnestness into lowness, his authority into vanishing, and his final result into the most wicked<br />
result. Make him die of his fury if You intended to make him die; let him remain in grief if You<br />
intended to let him remain. Protect me from his evil, his backbite, his slander, his influence, and<br />
his enmity. Glance at him with a glance through which You destroy him; for most surely You are<br />
strongest in prowess and strongest to give an exemplary punishment.”[1]<br />
From this holy supplication we conclude that Imam Musa met heavy misfortunes and exhausting<br />
pain from his opponent, for he did not supplicate against him with this supplication unless he<br />
filled his heart with severe sadness and bitter pain.<br />
His Supplication in Seeking Needs<br />
He, peace be on him, supplicated with this supplication when he was poverty or lack‐stricken: “O<br />
Allah, I ask You through him whose right against You is great to bless Muhammed and his family,<br />
to provide me with putting into practice the knowledge of Your right You have taught me, and to<br />
make easy to me Your provision of which You have deprived me.”[363] His Supplication for Help in<br />
Repaying Debts A Companion of the Imam’s <strong>com</strong>plained to him of his accumulated debts against<br />
him, and he, peace be on him, wrote him the following supplication and ordered him to supplicate<br />
(Allah) with it:<br />
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