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Iran Islam Zikr Laa Ilaaha Illallaahul Malikul Haqqul Mobeen For Protection from Poverty Engraved on Agate Sterling Silver Ring
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Iran Islam Zikr Laa Ilaaha Illallaahul Malikul Haqqul Mobeen لا إله إلاّ الله الملك الحق المبين For Protection from Poverty Engraved on Natural Aqeeq Aqiq Agate Sterling Silver 925 Ring
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Weight: 12.1 grs.
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For seeking richness
From Imam ar-Ridhaa (as) On the authority of his forefathers who said that the Prophet (s) said: He who says every day 100 times [the following] will attract richness through it and drive away poverty:
Laa ilaaha illaal-laahul-malikul-Haqqul-mubeen
(Meaning: There is no god, except Allah, the Ruler, the Real, the Manifest)
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This Thikr (mentioning and remembrance) of Allaah is reported by Al-Khateeb Al-Baghdaadiin his book entitled "At-Taareekh"
The Hadeeth itself includes the merits that one gets when he recites this mention, meaning, the remaining part of the Hadeeth reads: “…It will be for him a protection from poverty, and a protection from the loneliness of the grave, and a means of becoming rich, and a way to knocking on the doors of Paradise [i.e. it is a means that will lead a person to entering Paradise].”
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Iran Islam Zikr Laa Ilaaha Illallaahul Malikul Haqqul Mobeen لا إله إلاّ الله الملك الحق المبين For Protection from Poverty Engraved on Natural Aqeeq Aqiq Agate Sterling Silver 925 Ring
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Weight: 12.1 grs.
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For seeking richness
From Imam ar-Ridhaa (as) On the authority of his forefathers who said that the Prophet (s) said: He who says every day 100 times [the following] will attract richness through it and drive away poverty:
Laa ilaaha illaal-laahul-malikul-Haqqul-mubeen
(Meaning: There is no god, except Allah, the Ruler, the Real, the Manifest)
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This Thikr (mentioning and remembrance) of Allaah is reported by Al-Khateeb Al-Baghdaadiin his book entitled "At-Taareekh"
The Hadeeth itself includes the merits that one gets when he recites this mention, meaning, the remaining part of the Hadeeth reads: “…It will be for him a protection from poverty, and a protection from the loneliness of the grave, and a means of becoming rich, and a way to knocking on the doors of Paradise [i.e. it is a means that will lead a person to entering Paradise].”