The things from which the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) sought refuge with Allah (ﷻ) are listed below:

1. From debt. (Bukhari: 6368)

2. From a bad friend. (Tabarani Kabir: 810)

3. From helplessness. (Muslim: 2722)

4. From the punishment of Hell. (Bukhari: 6368)

5. From the punishment of the grave. (Tirmidhi: 3503)

6. From an evil end. (Bukhari: 6616)

7. From cowardice. (Muslim: 2722)

8. From miserliness. (Muslim: 2722)

9. From grief/sorrow. (Tirmidhi: 3503)

10. From the evil of wealth/affluence. (Muslim: 2697)

11. From the evil of poverty. (Muslim: 2697)

12. From extreme old age. (Bukhari: 6368)

13. From the trial of Hell. (Bukhari: 6368)

14. From the trial of the grave. (Bukhari: 6368)

15. From the accursed Satan. (Bukhari: 6115)

16. From the trial of destitution/neediness. (Bukhari: 6368)

17. From the tribulation of Dajjal (the Anti-Christ). (Bukhari: 6368)

18. From the trials of life and death. (Bukhari: 6367)

19. From the decline/loss of blessings. (Muslim: 2739)

20. From all acts that cause the displeasure of Allah. (Muslim: 2739)

21. From the withdrawal/turnaround of well-being (Aafiyah). (Muslim: 2739)

22. From committing oppression and being oppressed. (Nasai: 5460)

23. From humiliation/disgrace. (Nasai: 5460)

24. From knowledge that brings no benefit. (Ibn Majah: 3837)

25. From a supplication (Dua) that is not heard/accepted. (Ibn Majah: 3837)

26. From a heart that does not fear (Allah). (Ibn Majah: 3837)

27. From a soul (Nafs) that is never satisfied. (Ibn Majah: 3837)

28. From bad character/morals. (Hakim: 1949)

29. From bad deeds. (Hakim: 1949)

30. From evil desires. (Hakim: 1949)

31. From terrible diseases. (Hakim: 1949)

32. From the severity of trials/afflictions. (Bukhari: 6616)

33. From the evil of hearing. (Abu Dawud: 1551)

34. From the evil of sight. (Abu Dawud: 1551)

35. From the evil of the tongue. (Abu Dawud: 1551)

36. From the evil of the heart. (Abu Dawud: 1551)

37. From the evil of bad desires. (Abu Dawud: 1551)

38. From being overtaken by misery/misfortune. (Bukhari: 6616)

39. From the rejoicing of enemies (over one's misfortune). (Bukhari: 6616)

40. From falling from a high place. (Nasai: 5533)

41. From being crushed under something (collapse of a structure). (Nasai: 5533)

42. From being burned. (Nasai: 5533)

43. From drowning. (Nasai: 5533)

44. From the deception/misguidance of Satan at the time of death. (Nasai: 5533)

45. From a bad day. (Tabarani Kabir: 810)

46. From a bad night. (Tabarani Kabir: 810)

47. From bad moments. (Tabarani Kabir: 810)

48. From being overpowered by the enemy. (Nasai: 5477)

49. From every word and deed that brings one closer to Hell. (Abu Ya'la: 4473)

50. From disbelief (Kufr). (Abu Ya'la: 1330)

51. From hypocrisy (Nifaq). (Hakim: 1944)

52. From fame/show-off. (Hakim: 1944)

53. From ostentation/riyakari. (Hakim: 1944)

"Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) is the Prophet and final Messenger of Allah. Allah (ﷻ) created Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) infallible (innocent). Neither could Satan misguide the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ), nor did he have any fear of anything in this world. The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) made these supplications to teach the Ummah, showing them what things to seek refuge from.

O Allah (ﷻ)! We seek Your refuge from everything from which the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) sought refuge..."

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Spend time with people, not with devices

Spend time with people, not with devices

Today I spent an hour at the bank with my father, because he had to transfer some money. I couldn't stop myself and asked. "Baba, why don't we activate your internet banking?" "Why would I do that?" he asked. "Well, then you won't even have to spend an hour here for things like transfers. You can also do your shopping online, everything will become so easy!" I was excited while telling him about starting out in the world of net banking. Baba asked, "If I do that, I won't have to step out of the house?" "Yes, yes!" I said. I told him how groceries can also now be delivered to the doorstep! But his reply shut my mouth. He said: "Since I entered this bank today, I have met four of my friends, I have chatted for a while with the staff who know me quite well by now. You know that I am lonely, this is the companionship that I need. I like getting dressed up and coming to the bank, I have plenty of time. He said, two years ago I fell ill, the shop owner from whom I buy fruit came to visit me and sat by my bedside and started crying. When your mother fell during her morning walk a few days ago, our local grocer saw her and immediately contacted home because he knows where I live. If everything becomes online, will I get that 'human' touch? Why should I be forced to interact only with my phone? This builds bonds of relationships. Do online apps also provide all this? Technology is not life."