Good morning dear followers may your day begin with the remembrance of Allah and the love of Sayyida Fatima al-Zahra (peace be upon her), whose spiritual station continues to inspire contemplation, devotion and pursuit of divine truth. ⁉ What does the phrase "wa-al-sirr al-mustawada fiha" mean? "And the secret that was entrusted to her" - does he mean the plea in honor of Al-Zahra? 1 First: The source of supplication This phrase is not just an invention of preachers. The supplication was transmitted through scholarly traditions, including a narration attributed to Ayatollah the Great of the Najafi chiefs, with a chain that reached Sayyid Ibn Tawas. As with any transmitted plea, its exact attribution and chain of transmission must be assessed through expert scholarship. 2 Second: Is the request legitimate? Although supplications transmitted from the Prophet and the Imams occupy a special place, the practice of Islamic devotion is not necessarily limited to transmitted formulas. Personal supplication, especially in Connaught, enables the believer to turn to Allah with words inspired by faith and sincerity. A narration attributed to Imam al-Sadiq (peace be upon him) is often quoted in this context, encouraging supplication with what Allah places on his tongue. 3 Third: What is the entrusted secret? Several interpretations have been proposed; It may refer to the unfathomable reality of its spiritual knowledge and position, of which creation cannot grasp the full depth. It may testify to a divine covenant or to sacred knowledge entrusted to it, known in its entirety only to Allah and those who received its knowledge. Others interpret this as a reference to her fetus, al-Mohsin (peace be upon him), whose tragedy is remembered in Shia tradition. 4 Fourth: Why pray for this secret?

Good morning dear followers may your day begin with the remembrance of Allah and the love of Sayyida Fatima al-Zahra (peace be upon her), whose spiritual station continues to inspire contemplation, devotion and pursuit of divine truth. ⁉ What does the phrase "wa-al-sirr al-mustawada fiha" mean? "And the secret that was entrusted to her" - does he mean the plea in honor of Al-Zahra? 1 First: The source of supplication This phrase is not just an invention of preachers. The supplication was transmitted through scholarly traditions, including a narration attributed to Ayatollah the Great of the Najafi chiefs, with a chain that reached Sayyid Ibn Tawas. As with any transmitted plea, its exact attribution and chain of transmission must be assessed through expert scholarship. 2 Second: Is the request legitimate? Although supplications transmitted from the Prophet and the Imams occupy a special place, the practice of Islamic devotion is not necessarily limited to transmitted formulas. Personal supplication, especially in Connaught, enables the believer to turn to Allah with words inspired by faith and sincerity. A narration attributed to Imam al-Sadiq (peace be upon him) is often quoted in this context, encouraging supplication with what Allah places on his tongue. 3 Third: What is the entrusted secret? Several interpretations have been proposed; It may refer to the unfathomable reality of its spiritual knowledge and position, of which creation cannot grasp the full depth. It may testify to a divine covenant or to sacred knowledge entrusted to it, known in its entirety only to Allah and those who received its knowledge. Others interpret this as a reference to her fetus, al-Mohsin (peace be upon him), whose tragedy is remembered in Shia tradition. 4 Fourth: Why pray for this secret?