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    Dua For Distress/anxiety

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    This document provides three hadiths recommending supplications to say during times of anxiety or distress. Each hadith recommends repeating "Allahu, Allahu, Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya’ (I don’t associate any partner with Him)." Each hadith is then attributed to a narrator and rated as either sahih/authentic or hasan/good based on the analysis of the hadith scholar Imam Al-Albanee.

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    This document provides three hadiths recommending supplications to say during times of anxiety or distress. Each hadith recommends repeating "Allahu, Allahu, Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya’ (I don’t associate any partner with Him)." Each hadith is then attributed to a narrator and rated as either sahih/authentic or hasan/good based on the analysis of the hadith scholar Imam Al-Albanee.

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    This document provides three hadiths recommending supplications to say during times of anxiety or distress. Each hadith recommends repeating "Allahu, Allahu, Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya’ (I don’t associate any partner with Him)." Each hadith is then attributed to a narrator and rated as either sahih/authentic or hasan/good based on the analysis of the hadith scholar Imam Al-Albanee.

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    Dua For Distress/anxiety

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    This document provides three hadiths recommending supplications to say during times of anxiety or distress. Each hadith recommends repeating "Allahu, Allahu, Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya’ (I don’t associate any partner with Him)." Each hadith is then attributed to a narrator and rated as either sahih/authentic or hasan/good based on the analysis of the hadith scholar Imam Al-Albanee.

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    Dua/Supplication For Anxiety & Distress

    Should I not teach you (some) words that you may say at the time of distress? Allahu,
    Allahu, Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya (I dont associate any partner with Him).
    The narrator: Asma binti Umaych. The scholar of Hadith: Imam Al-Albanee. The source: Sahih Al-Jaamie. The
    page or the number: 2623. Summary of the Hadith rating: Hasan/Good.

    Should I not teach you (some) words that you may say at the time of distress or in the
    distress? Allahu, Allahu, Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya (I dont associate any
    partner with Him).
    The narrator: Asma binti Umaych. The scholar of Hadith: Imam Al-Albanee. The source: Sahih Abi Daawud.
    The page or the number: 1525. Summary of the Hadith rating: Sahih/Authentic.

    If any of you is afflicted with anxiety or distress, then let him/her say: Allahu, Allahu,
    Rabbi (my Lord), Laa Ushriku bihi shaya (I dont associate any partner with Him).
    The narrator: Ayesha, Umm Al-Mumineen. The scholar of Hadith: Imam Al-Albanee. The source: Silsilah AsSahihah. The page or the number: 2755. Summary of the Hadith rating: Sahih/Authentic.
    Reference: http://www.dorar.net/hadith
    Translator: Nasrin As.Salafiyah [The Miskinah].

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