Jami' al-Saghir / Jam' al-Jawami' (al-Suyuti) 4-1189b

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“On the authority of Al-Hasan, from 'Ali, who said: The Messenger of Allah ﷺ taught me the reward of wudu’. He said: ‘O 'Ali! When you begin your wudu’, say: In the name of Allah, the Mighty, and all praise is due to Allah for Islam. When you wash your private part, say: O Allah, protect my private part, make me among those who repent, make me among those who purify themselves, and make me among those who, when You test them, are patient, and when You give to them, are grateful. When you rinse your mouth, say: O Allah, help me to recite Your remembrance. When you snuff water into your nose, say: O Allah, do not deprive me of the fragrance of Paradise. When you wash your face, say: O Allah, whiten my face on the day when some faces will be white and some faces will be black. When you wash your right forearm, say: O Allah, give me my record in my right hand and reckon with me a light reckoning. When you wash your left forearm, say: O Allah, do not give me my record in my left hand or from behind my back. When you wipe your head, say: O Allah, cover me with Your mercy. When you wipe your ears, say: O Allah, make me among those who listen to the word and follow the best of it. When you wash your feet, say: O Allah, make it an effort that is thanked, a sin that is forgiven, and a deed that is accepted. O Allah, make me among those who repent, and make me among those who purify themselves. O Allah, I ask Your forgiveness and turn to You in repentance. Then raise your head towards the sky and say: All praise is due to Allah, who raised it without pillars, and the angel is standing over your head writing what you say, and he seals it with his seal, then he ascends to the sky and places it beneath the Throne of the Most Merciful, and that seal will not be broken until the Day of Resurrection.’” Abu al-Qasim ibn Mandah in Kitab al-Wudu’, al-Daylami, al-Mustaghfiri in al-Da‘awat, and Ibn

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