Great Dominion and Success Ritual with Prophet Solomon's Dua
This ritual is a supplication practice performed with the invocation of Prophet Solomon (as). It aims to achieve grand goals, success in endeavors, and righteous abundance. The practice includes an intention for abundance and favor, reciting Surah Sad, Verse 35 seven times, and a seal of blessings and gratitude.
Intention for Abundance and Favor
Clear your mind from worldly anxieties and open your heart to the infinite generosity of Almighty Allah, making your intention:
"O Allah; Your treasures are inexhaustible, and Your grace is boundless. Open righteous doors for me just as You granted to Prophet Solomon (as); bestow upon me success, blessings, and righteous achievements in my affairs. Equip me with beauties that will lead to Your pleasure in both this world and the Hereafter."
Surah Sad, Verse 35 (7 times)
Arabic
رَبِّ هَبْ لِي مُلْكًا لَا يَنْبَغِي لِأَحَدٍ مِنْ بَعْدِي
Transliteration
Rabbi heb li mülken la yenbeği li-ehadin min ba'di
Meaning
My Lord, forgive me and grant me a kingdom such as will not belong to anyone after me
Recitation count: 7 times
This is the supplication of Prophet Solomon (as); it is recited with the intention of grand affairs and success. (Source: Surah Sad, 35)
Seal of Blessings and Gratitude
"O Lord of infinite bounty and favor! Make the good things I ask for easy for me, bless me with Your grace, and do not separate me from Your pleasure. Praise be to all the blessings You have given and will give. Amen."
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of this ritual?
This supplication practice is performed to achieve grand goals, success in endeavors, and righteous abundance.
Which verse is recited in this ritual?
Surah Sad, Verse 35, which is the supplication of Prophet Solomon (as), is recited seven times.
What is the intention for this ritual?
The intention is to open righteous doors and bestow success, blessings, and righteous achievements, just as granted to Prophet Solomon (as).