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Old 03-14-2008, 08:52 AM
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Default Re: Muslim unity on common issues.
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Originally Posted by AliFazel
I don't mind asking Ali(A) to intercede for me - because he was with Prophet (saw) since he was a baby---He grew up in prophets arms. All the life of Prophet (saw) he had been the supporter, helper and he protected Prophet (saw) with his life, every time the opportunity presented its self. Ali (A) will certainly present my case to Prophet (saw), who in turn will take my case to Allah (swt)
What is stopping you from directly asking forgiveness from Allah subhanna wa ta'ala? Does not Allah subhanna wa ta'ala say he is the most merciful to his slaves in the Qur'an and closer to us than our jugular veins. He, and only he, listens to us when we call upon him.

And Allah subhanna wa ta'ala knows best.
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The Prophet Sallalahu alayhi wasallam said,

“There is no Muslim who forsakes a Muslim in a situation where his reputation and honor are violated except that Allah will forsake him in a situation where he would want His help, and there is no Muslim who helps a Muslim in a situation where his reputation and honor are being violated except that Allah will help him in a situation where he would want His help.” [Abu Dawud]


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