3 People Whose Prayers Are Never Rejected
44sReveals a powerful hadith about three types of people whose supplications are never rejected, creating curiosity and spiritual motivation.
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The video discusses the power of supplication (dua) during Ramadan, particularly at the time of breaking the fast. It shares a personal story and a hadith about three types of people whose supplications are not rejected, and provides a practical technique for making effective prayers.
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Urgency of the message
The speaker emphasizes the importance of watching the video, warning that viewers might regret missing it, especially as Ramadan ends.
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Story of a man's answered prayer
A man made a video 12 years ago about the power of supplication in Ramadan, claiming a specific technique made God answer his prayers.
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Hadith on accepted supplications
The Prophet (PBUH) said: 'There are three whose supplications are not rejected: the just ruler, the fasting person when they break their fast, and the oppressed.'
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The technique: write down wishes
Take pen and paper, spend 10 minutes writing down all wishes (material and spiritual), about 7-8 items.
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Daily focus on one wish
Each day, pick one wish and pray for it throughout the day, bringing it to God from all sides.
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Pray in the mosque before breaking fast
A third of an hour before breaking fast, go to a mosque, sit alone, raise hands, and pray for that day's wish, imagining God is watching and will answer.
The video encourages viewers to use the technique of writing down wishes, focusing on one daily, and praying in a mosque before breaking fast, with the belief that God will answer.
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According to the hadith mentioned, which three people's supplications are not rejected?
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According to the hadith mentioned, which three people's supplications are not rejected?
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The just ruler, the fasting person when they break their fast, and the oppressed.
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What is the first step in the technique for supplication?
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What is the first step in the technique for supplication?
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Take a pen and paper and write down all your wishes for 10 minutes.
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How many wishes does the speaker suggest you will likely write down?
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How many wishes does the speaker suggest you will likely write down?
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About seven or eight things.
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What should you do each day with the list of wishes?
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What should you do each day with the list of wishes?
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Pick one wish and pray for it throughout the day.
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When and where should you pray for the day's wish?
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When and where should you pray for the day's wish?
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A third of an hour before breaking the fast, in a mosque, sitting alone and raising your hands.
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Hadith on Accepted Supplications
Provides a religious basis for the importance of supplication during fasting.
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Technique of Writing Wishes
Offers a practical, actionable method for focusing supplication.
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Praying in the Mosque
Emphasizes the significance of time and place for supplication.
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[00:02] this video slip through your fingers. I swear to God, you might regret watching this video 20 days from now, especially if Ramadan is over. Watch this video in any way you can now. A few days ago, while browsing social media, I came across this video of the person whose
[00:15] picture I've shown you. This guy made a video about 12 years ago talking about the power of supplication in Ramadan. He swore that he did something specific that made God answer his prayers God had answered his prayers. Imagine what that thing was! He said it was a prayer, and he mentioned a rather
[00:31] clever technique that I'll tell you about at the end of the video. But I just want to show you how powerful supplication is in Ramadan. I've met many people in my life, and they all told me that they used to pray to God in Ramadan, and, by the grace of God, He answered their prayers. I'm a fortune teller; it happened. I have
[00:44] similar things, but I also wanted to know what Ramadan specifically means. I naturally like to research and see what the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said about this topic. I found an authentic hadith from the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, saying, "There are three whose supplications are not rejected." This means there are three
[00:56] whose supplications God never rejects, no matter what. The first is the just ruler, someone who judges between people fairly. The second, and this is what we'll talk about today, is the fasting person when they break their fast. The
[01:13] calls upon God. God does not reject their supplication. But let's focus on the fasting person when they break their fast. Look, everyone, I swear by God Almighty, there are three types of people who supplicate to God while fasting at the time of breaking the fast, and God will not answer their supplication. But the point is to know how to supplicate to God in the right way. So what is the
[01:27] right way? Let's go back to the technique. The guy I told you about, the one whose video I watched, take a pen and paper and sit with yourself for 10 minutes. Think about the things you wish God had granted you. Write down any wish you have that God has given you. Do you want to succeed? Do you want to get into a
[01:42] specific college? Do you want to marry a certain girl? Do you want to work a certain job? Do you want to have a certain amount of money? Do you want to open a certain company? Write down everything that comes to mind on this paper. It doesn't have to be material things; it could be intangible things too. May God bring peace to your heart. May God guide you to the right path. May
[01:58] God grant you everything you want. Write all these things down on this paper. When you write them down, you'll find they're about seven or eight things. After I've written this down and done it personally, every day take one of those seven or eight things and pray to God with it throughout the day. "O Lord, I want..."
[02:12] Go to the college, God willing, and sit and pray to God about it. Look, bring it to God from all sides. Now we come to the important part. A third of an hour before breakfast, look for the nearest mosque or prayer hall and go to it. listen to my words. I swear to God, what I am telling you, I swear to God, if you do this, God
[02:27] will grant you what you want. Enter this mosque and you'll find the world is peaceful. Find a side to sit on and sit with yourself and raise your hands to God. Sit down and pray to God with the prayer for this day. Any invitation that might come to your mind, sit down and talk to God. Look, I want you to imagine that God
[02:41] God. Look, I want you to imagine that God Almighty is watching you right now and saying to you, whatever prayer you make to me at this time, I will answer it for you and it will be fulfilled for you after you get up. Would you let an opportunity like this slip through your fingers? Of course not. Imagine this situation exactly: sit down, hold onto
[02:54] the prayer, and pray to God for it. Oh God, I really want to get this score, oh God, oh God, get this score, oh God, oh God, I really want to get in
