"Allahümme salli alâ seyyidinâ Muhammedin ve alâ âli seyyidinâ Muhammedin bi adedi külli dâin ve devâin ve bârik ve sellim aleyhi ve aleyhim kesîra."
The is a specific Islamic invocation used primarily by those seeking spiritual and physical healing. The title itself translates to the "Salavat of Disease and Remedy," reflecting its central theme of turning to the Prophet Muhammad as a channel for divine relief from suffering. Definition and Meaning The prayer is traditionally recited as follows:
In English, this means: "O Allah! Bestow blessings and peace upon our Master Muhammad and his family, in the , and grant him and them abundant blessings and peace". Spiritual Significance and Use Dain Ve Devain Salavat I Serifesi
Practitioners believe this salavat serves several key spiritual purposes:
It is specifically recommended for those facing "dert" (troubles) and "sıkıntı" (distress). "Allahümme salli alâ seyyidinâ Muhammedin ve alâ âli
This particular salavat is often associated with the renowned Sufi scholar Mevlana Halid-i Bağdadi , who is said to have frequently practiced it. Benefits in Tradition
Many teachers suggest reciting it between 3 to 11 times during moments of difficulty to seek divine intervention. Bestow blessings and peace upon our Master Muhammad
By asking for blessings equal to the number of all ailments and cures, the believer acknowledges that both the trial (the disease) and the solution (the remedy) are in the hands of the Creator.