May Allāh confer upon them the highest levels of his pleasure and Paradise. For the virtues of the various du’ās the books of Hadhrat Sheikh ul Ḥadīth Maulāna Zakariyya and the footnotes of Hizbul A’azam by Meer Sayyid Jameel Muhaajir Madani were utilsed. Referencing of Aḥādīth For this Mukhtasar Hizbul A’azam (urdu version) the translation of Maulāna Badrul A’alam and the referencing of the ḥadīth from Fathul A’aaz Al-Akram by Maulāna Abdul Rasheed Nu’maani were relied upon and wherever necessary primary ḥadīth texts were cross referenced for peace of mind. Āmīn.īiography quoted from the website of Darul Ulum Madania Buffalo, USA: website ~9~ May Allah 1 ﷻbless him with His Rahmat. Our beloved Sufi Muḥammad Iqbal breathed his last breath on Jin Madīna Munawwara and was buried in Jannat ul Baqi’. He was chosen by Shaikhul Hadīth to write many books which included Akabir Ka Salook-o-Ahsan, Akabir ka Taqwa, Muhabbat (Achievement of Love), Faiz-e-Sheikh and many more. He maintained good relationship with many of the notable scholars including Maulāna Yusuf Dehlavi, Maulāna A’li Mian and م Maulāna Manzoor Nu’mani ِح ُه ُم اهلل َ ر. He was so devoted to his sheikh that he would spend every Ramadān with him in Saharanpur. He was very close to Shaikhul Ḥadīth who gave him khilafat (permission to be the spiritual representative and successor oh his sheikh) in Jan 1968. In 1963, he migrated to Madina Munawwara where, in 1970, he started a madrasah for young children named Madrasah Khalilia. In 1947, he settled in Pakistan because of his family. He did bai’ah with Shaikhul Hadith Maulāna Muḥammad Zakariyya in 1945. His illness continued even at Deoband and so once again, he had to discontinue his studies and leave. Maulāna A’li Mian recommended him to attend Darul Uloom Deoband and gave him a letter for Maulāna Izaz A’li Sahib. Unfortunately, he had to leave because of his constant illness. After completing the 10th grade, he refused to continue with regular schooling and instead went to Maulāna Abul Ḥasan A’li مalso known as A’li Mian, at Nadwatul Nadwi ِح ُه اهلل َ ر, َ U’lamā. His eagerness pleased his teacher who not only inspired him but also provided him with the appropriate books to continue his studies. While in 6th grade, he developed a keen interest in Deen and joined a madrasah of his own accord. He attended a government school until the 10th grade. Khalid Shahīiography of Hadhrat Sufi Iqbal Hadhrat Sufi Muḥammad Iqbal was born in 1926 in the city of Hoshyarpur, district Jalandhar, India. I request the readers to remember myself and them in your du’ās and that Allāh accept this work to be solely for his sake. I have given the first day as Jumua’h and the remaining days of the week are simply numbered.Īlso, many people participated in the preparation of this work. I felt that a book of du’ās should not have name of idols above it (although no longer honoured as such). The days of the English week are not named, as they are named after various pagan idols of Europe.
I have tried to retain as much of the original Arabic words without losing their Islamic spiritual significance. This book is for practicing Muslims who have a good understanding of Islamic terminology. The manner of translation of Islamic texts depends on the target audience. َ م Maulāna Zakariyyah ر مِحَ ُه اهلل, َ Sufi Muḥammad Iqbal َرِحَ ُه اهلل abridged the original in the present form for those busy in tableegh (preaching) and ta’leem (Islamic education) to obtain benefit from making regular du’ās. It was a collection of all du’ās made in the Qurān and Sunnah compiled by Mulla مOn the instructions of Hadhrat Sheikh A’li Qari ِح ُه اهلل َ ر. Ḥizbul A’aẓam means ‘the Greatest Litany’. Which is an abridgement of Ḥizbul A’aẓam. This book is a translation of Mukhtaṣar Ḥizbul A’aẓam. Peace and blessings be upon his companions who accepted and propagated Islam to the entire world. Peace and blessings be upon all the Prophets and upon the last and final messenger Muḥammad ﷺ.
Translator’s Note: All praise is due to Allāh, our Creator, Nourisher and Provider. The Path for those who lost their companion
Manzil – verses of the Quran for protection Removal of dependence on other than Allahĭu’ā for Contentment and blessings in rizqĭu’ā for the removal of debts and worriesĭu’ā to change evil thoughts to good thoughtsĭu’ā for the pleasure of Allah and good deeds م َر ص ْ ع خ ت ُ الَحزباالظم Mukhtaṣar Ḥizbul A’aẓamĬompiled on the instructions of Hadhrat Sheikhul Ḥadīth Maulāna Zakariyya Kandhlāwi by Muḥammad Iqbāl of Madīna Munawwarah (May Allāh illuminate their graves).
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