Wird for Purification from Worldly Anxieties and Submission
This wird is recited to purify the heart from temporary worldly desires, excessive ambitions, and transient love. It helps turn towards that which is eternal and attain a full consciousness of submission.
Intention of Submission and Contentment
Take a deep breath, detach yourself from worldly hustle, and make your intention:
"O Allah; I ask You to purify my heart from transient worldly love and excessive ambitions, knowing that everything is ephemeral, and to attach myself solely to You. I am reciting this wird purely to attain Your pleasure and to reach true submission, please accept it."
Our Lord Shall Remain Eternal (7 times)
Arabic
لَا إِلَٰهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ يَبْقَى رَبُّنَا وَيَفْنَى كُلُّ شَيْءٍ
Transliteration
La ilahe illallahu yebka Rabbüna ve yefna küllü şey'in
Meaning
Our Lord will remain eternal, and everything else will perish.
Recitation count: 7 times
It is a wird that imparts the consciousness of submission and non-attachment to the world. (Source: Traditional Evrad)
Seal of Submission
"My Lord; while everything is doomed to non-existence, You alone are the Eternal. Grant my heart the peace of this truth, protect me from the grief of ephemeral things, and do not separate me from Your pleasure. Ameen, all praise is due to Allah."
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of this wird?
It is recited to purify the heart from temporary worldly desires and excessive ambitions, to turn towards the eternal, and to attain true submission and non-attachment to the world.
How many times is the central phrase recited?
The phrase 'La ilahe illallahu yebka Rabbüna ve yefna küllü şey'in' is recited 7 times.