What we said: You seek refuge every time with the refuge we mentioned, and also after the Maghrib prayer and after the morning prayer before we speak, and when you say the salaam from the prayer, you say, “O God, save me from Hell” seven times. Likewise, if you pray the maghrib prayer after you say the salaam and before you speak, you pray six rak’ahs, two of which you recite. In every rak'ah, open the book and say, "He is God, One" six times, and the two rak'ahs in each of the two rak'ahs. If you say the salutation, then say the salutation, "O Allah, guide me with faith and preserve it for me in my life, at my death, and after my death." Likewise, you say after every obligatory prayer if you deliver from it and before speaking, O Allah, I present to You the clearest In my hands is every soul, a glimpse, a moment, and a blink that the people of the heavens and the people of the earth blink, and everything that is in your knowledge is or has been. Oh God, I present to you in my han

If you pray, do not raise your gaze to the sky, for you do not know whether your sight will return to you or not. Your gaze should be on the place of your prostration or your direction of direction, and keep the row straight during prayer. If you see someone with his chest protruding from the row, return it to him, and be careful not to come to an order without Insight and knowledge, and do not engage in work whose ruling you do not know with God, and fulfill your rights in this world, for they must be fulfilled. If you perform them here, God will be thanked for your action and you will succeed, and you must differ from the People of the Book and everyone who is not of your religion, even if it is good, then seek that in the Sharia, and if you find it general or specific, then do it. In terms of what is lawful for you, you will be a believer. If you see something that you deny and do not know, hand it over to its owner and do not object to it, for God has only obligated you to