Salat and Salam to the Lord of the Lords

“Verily, Allah and his angels always send blessings (mercy and blessings) on the Prophet. O you who believe! Pray for him and greet him with all sincerity.” The verse (Surah Ahzab, 33/56) reminds us of an important duty that believers must fulfill towards their Prophet. Accordingly, believers should remember their Master, whom Allah and the angels remember with mercy and praise, with salat and salutations as a manifestation of their loyalty and devotion to him. Because this remembrance also means accepting what that blessed messenger brought and constantly renewing the allegiance given to him.

Our need for the Messenger of Allah is obvious. Salawat is a place to be done no matter how much it is done because it is related to the endless needs of the endless ummah. With Salawat, believers remember their duties to Habibullah more often, and find an opportunity to contact his orders and increase their love for him.

This book reminds believers of their duties and responsibilities towards the Messenger of Allah, emphasizes the meaning and importance of salawat, and contains exemplary salawat texts on this subject.