જે ઈશ્વર પાસે પ્રાર્થના કરે છે તેની પ્રાર્થના સ્વીકારાય જ છે.
Whoever prays to God, their prayer is surely answered.
Whoever prays to God, their prayer is surely answered.
Indeed, God is reluctant to turn back empty and disappointed the hands of a servant raised toward Him in prayer.
Ask of God and ask abundantly, for nothing is too great for Him.
O God! We seek refuge in You from turning away from Your word and from being enticed away from Your faith.
O God, grant me neither an illness that debilitates me, nor a good health that makes me forgetful of You, but something between the two.
When one of you prays, let them make it comprehensive (including other believers alongside oneself), so that the prayer becomes most worthy of acceptance.
Act righteously. Deeds will benefit, prayers will be heard, and repentance will be accepted.
Do not consider whatever you ask from God to be too much, for what God has is greater than whatever you can imagine.
One who prays without action is like one who shoots an arrow without a bowstring.
Know that people have not been given anything in this world better than certainty of faith and well-being, so ask God for both of them.
Prayer is the haven of fulfillment just as clouds are the haven of rain.
Be persistent in prayer so that mercy surrounds you with an answer and well-being greets you.
Humility is the best aid to prayer.
When God loves a servant, He immerses them in tribulations. Then, when the servant prays, God says, 'I am here, My servant! If I hasten what you asked for, I am able to do so, but if I delay it, what I have stored for you is better for you.'
May God have mercy on the servant who asks God for a need and persists in prayer, whether his prayer is answered or not.
O God! Do not make this world a prison for me, nor make parting from it a sorrow for me.
Whoever visits a sick person purely for the sake of God, any prayer the sick person makes for him will be accepted by God.
A believer ought to ensure that their prayer in times of ease is like their prayer in times of distress.
Whoever is granted the opportunity to pray will never be deprived of acceptance.
When the heart of any of you softens, let them pray, for hearts do not soften unless they are sincere.
Indeed, God does not accept a prayer from a heedless heart, so whenever you pray, turn to Him with your heart. Then be certain of its acceptance!
The most enviable of God's beloved is a modest believer who is devoted to prayer, performs worship of his Lord beautifully, obeys Him in secret, and appears so ordinary among people that no fingers are pointed at him.
Shall I not tell you of something in which there is healing from every illness and even from death? It is prayer.
Grant me health for devotion, leisure for detachment, knowledge by which I may act, and piety in all matters.
O God! Have mercy on me by enabling me to abandon sins for as long as You keep me alive, and have mercy on me by sparing me from burdening myself with what does not concern me.
The prayer of the oppressed is like a piercing arrow.
Each of you should ask your Lord for all your needs, even when the strap of your shoe breaks.
You have prayed to God for hardship! Instead, pray to Him for well-being.