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    Ibn Abidin On Tawassul

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    This document discusses a footnote found in Hazrat `Allamah ibn `Abidin's book Raddul Muhtarul Ma'roof regarding finding lost items. The footnote recommends standing facing the Qibla, making dua and sending rewards to the Prophet and Sayyid Ahmad bin Alwan. It includes the Arabic text of the dua. There is discussion around whether the footnote is authentic to ibn Abidin's work or added later, but it is found in several printed editions.

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    This document discusses a footnote found in Hazrat `Allamah ibn `Abidin's book Raddul Muhtarul Ma'roof regarding finding lost items. The footnote recommends standing facing the Qibla, making dua and sending rewards to the Prophet and Sayyid Ahmad bin Alwan. It includes the Arabic text of the dua. There is discussion around whether the footnote is authentic to ibn Abidin's work or added later, but it is found in several printed editions.

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    This document discusses a footnote found in Hazrat `Allamah ibn `Abidin's book Raddul Muhtarul Ma'roof regarding finding lost items. The footnote recommends standing facing the Qibla, making dua and sending rewards to the Prophet and Sayyid Ahmad bin Alwan. It includes the Arabic text of the dua. There is discussion around whether the footnote is authentic to ibn Abidin's work or added later, but it is found in several printed editions.

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    as-salamu `alaikum

    Scan from Dar al-Fikr edition, vol.4/pg.475

    Resized to 84% (was 800 x 703) - Click image to enlarge

    See the footnote.

    This was translated elsewhere as:

    Hazrat `Allamah ibn `Abidin [rh] on the footnote of his internationally


    renowned book Raddul Muhtarul Ma'roof says that Ziyadi has
    reported that if any person loses any one of his belongings and he
    wishes for Almighty Allah to return it to him, he should stand on a
    high place facing the Qibla and make Fatiha and send the reward to
    the Holy Prophet [sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam] and to Sayyid Ahmad
    bin Alwan [rh] and say,

    ْ ‫عل ََّى َضال َّ ِت ْى َواِال ّ َ ن َ َز‬


    ‫عتُ َك‬ َ َ‫ان اِ ْن تَ ُر ّد‬ َ ‫اس ِيّ ِد ْىا َ ْح َم ُد يَابْ َن‬
    َ ‫عل َْو‬ َ َ‫ي‬

    ‫لى‬
    َ ‫ع‬َ ‫الى يَ ُر ُّد‬ َ ‫ان اْال َْو ِليآ ِء َفاِ ّ َن‬
    َ ‫الله تَ َع‬ ِ ‫ِم ْن ِديْ َو‬

    “O my leader Ahmad! O son of Alwan! If you do not return my lost


    item, then it is fine, otherwise I will remove your name from the
    register of the Awliyah

    َ َ‫َال ذَالِ َك َضالَّتَه‘ بِبَ ْرك َ ِت ِه ا ُ ُج ْو ِر ْى َم َع ِزي‬


    ‫اد ٍة‬ َ ‫َم ْن ق‬

    With the Barkah of this amal and that Wali Allah, the lost thing will
    be returned.”

    [Rad al Muhtar ala Dur al-Mukhtar Pg.334 Vol.3]

    Insha'Allah a better translation will follow.


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    #2 el-Turki

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    Posted 24 August 2008 - 07:40 PM
    salamu alaykum,

    akhi faqir, is that footnote even from ibn Abidin rahimuallah? Where
    footnotes even used back in his time? I asked an arabic speaking
    brother to check his ebook edition for that quote and he did not find
    it in there. Maybe the footnote is from the publisher or something
    like that...
    Whatever the case, it should be checked properly before we "use"
    it.
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    #3 faqir

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    Posted 24 August 2008 - 08:20 PM
    It is found in the following printed editions:

    dar kotob al-ilmiyyah, vol.6/pg.447


    bulaq edition, vol.3/pg.324
    dar al-fikr edition, vol.4/pg.475

    I therefore think it unlikely that a publisher has added it.

    Allah knows best.


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    #4 el-Turki

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    Posted 24 August 2008 - 08:52 PM
    True. That then is a beautiful finding. I wonder what the deobandis
    have to say regarding ibn abidin after that.

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