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When he sees a cloud or the wind, when he is praying he asks for protection from its evil but when it rains he prays: O Allah, make good pouring / rain.
h1028
(When the wind was blowing he - Peace and blessing be upon him - prayed:) O Allah, I ask for the grace of the grace, the good that is in him and the good that was sent with him; And I seek refuge from his evil, the evil that is in him and the evil that was sent with him.
Topic | Istisqo prayer (asking for rain) and the things that accompany it
h1029
(Abdulloh bin Zaid) he reported that the Messenger of Allah - Peace and blessing be upon him - went out to the prayer room to ask for rain so he faced the Qibla and changed the position of his turban and prayed two rak'ahs. Then he prayed two rak'ahs with a loud voice.
h1030
(Abu Huroiroh) the Messenger of Allah - Peace and blessing be upon him - came out one day to ask for rain then he led us to pray without adhan and iqomah. Then he gave a sermon and prayed to Allah and turned his face towards the Qiblah by raising his hands, then turning his turban to make the right one on the left and the left on the right.
h1028
(When the wind was blowing he - Peace and blessing be upon him - prayed:) O Allah, I ask for the grace of the grace, the good that is in him and the good that was sent with him; And I seek refuge from his evil, the evil that is in him and the evil that was sent with him.
Topic | Istisqo prayer (asking for rain) and the things that accompany it
h1029
(Abdulloh bin Zaid) he reported that the Messenger of Allah - Peace and blessing be upon him - went out to the prayer room to ask for rain so he faced the Qibla and changed the position of his turban and prayed two rak'ahs. Then he prayed two rak'ahs with a loud voice.
h1030
(Abu Huroiroh) the Messenger of Allah - Peace and blessing be upon him - came out one day to ask for rain then he led us to pray without adhan and iqomah. Then he gave a sermon and prayed to Allah and turned his face towards the Qiblah by raising his hands, then turning his turban to make the right one on the left and the left on the right.