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Page 1/1Ratib al-Haddad is a Zikr (additional voluntary invocation) to be recited every night after Magrib or Salât al-'Ishâ. It is a collection of Surahs and verses from the Holy Qur'an Kareem as well as the Kalimaat (declarations of belief), Tasbeehaat (praise of Allah Ta'ala) and Duas (invocations) which the beloved Prophet Muhammad Mustafa Sallallahu alaihi as Sallam recommended in his blessed sayings or Hadith Shareef.
Mawlana al-Haddad, Rady Allahu Anhu has rendered a great service to Muslims in compiling all these in one small Kitab called Ratib-ush-Shahir, popularly know as Ratib-al-Haddad. And being mindful of the blessed Prophet's Sunnah of not over-burdening the Muslims, he has put together just the most basic supplications which take at most 15 minutes to recite.
This is the Wird that the Mureedeen (disciples) receive as Wazifa from their Shaykh when initiated into Tariqah (spiritual path leading to Allah Sub'hanahu wa Ta'ala). The spiritual rewards of its daily recitation are immense. If someone is seeking Maghfira (salvation and permanent forgiveness) from Allah, the Glorified and the Exalted, he can be recommended to recite this Zikr. If your Shaykh has put you under the canopy of Mawlana al-Haddad, Rady Allahu Anhu, you are directly linked to his ancestor, Muhammad-ur-Rasulullah, Sallallahu alaihi wa Sallam.
It starts with Surah al-Fateha, Ayatul Kursi and the last two verses of Surah al-Baqara. Then follow various Kalimaat, Tasbeehaat, Dua, and Salawaat, each to be recited a specific number of times.
For example:Laa Ilaha Illallahu
Wahdahu Laa Sharika Lahu
Lahul Mulku wa Lahul Hamdu
Yuhyi wa Yumitu
wa Huwa 'Alaa Kulli Shay'in Qadeer
There is no one worthy of worship but Allah,
He is One, He has no Partner,
His is the Kingdom, and His is the Praise,
He gives life and causes death,
and He has power over all things.
[This is to be recited three times]
Sub'han-Allah wal Haamdu Lillah
walaa ilaaha Illallahu Wallahu Akbar
Glory is for Allah, and all praise is due to Allah, and there is no one worthy of worship but Allah, and Allah is Most Great.
[This is to be recited three times]
Sub'han Allahi wa bi-Hamdihi
Sub'han Allah-il-'Azeem
Glory be to Allah
as He Himself Glorifies and Praises Himself;
Glory be to Allah, the Exalted
[This is to be recited three times]
Rabbanaghfir lana wa tub 'alayna
Innaka Antat-Tawwaab-ur-Raheem
O our Lord forgive us and relent towards us;
Truly, You are the Forgiver, the Merciful
[This is to be recited three times]
Allahumma Salli 'alaa Sayyidina Muhammad
Allahumma Salli 'alayhi wa Sallim
O Allah, send blessings on Sayyidina Muhammad;
O Allah send blessings and peace on him.
[This is to be recited 3 times and so on]
There are more than a dozen such Kalimaat, Tasbihaat and Dua to be recited various number of times among which is Tahlil (or the Kalima Tayyiba: Laa Ilaaha Illallah) to be recited from 50 to 1000 times; it is normal practice to recite it 100 times. After this, Surah Ikhlas is recited 3 times and Surah al-Falaq and Surah An-Naas once each.
This is followed by Fateha for Rasulullah Sallallahu alaihi wa Sallam; for Sayyidina al-Faqih al-Muqaddam Muhammad ibn Ali Ba-Alawi, Rady Allahu Anhu, the Qutb and Gauth in Tariqatul Alawiyya; for all the Sufi Mashaaikh (spiritual masters); for Qutb-ul-Irshad Sayyiduna al-Habib Abdallah bin Alawi al-Haddad, Rady Allahu Anhu, the compiler of the Ratib; for our parents, our Mashaaikh and all Muslims, men and women.
Ratib al-Haddad ends with the following resounding dua:
Allahumma Innaa Nas'aluka
Ridhaaka wal-Jannah
wa na'uzu bika min sakhatika wannaar
O Allah we ask of You
Your Good Pleasure and paradise,
and seek Your protection from Your displeasure and the calamity of hell-fire.
[This is to be recited 3 times.]
Ratib al-Haddad is universally popular: you see devotees reciting it in the Haramain in Makkah and Madinah, as well as in Jeddah, Mombasa, Singapore, London and Toronto; indeed all over the world. Dr. Mostafa al-Badawi starts his biography of Mawlana al-Haddad Rady Allahu Anhu by expounding on Ratib al-Haddad. In fact, we find that the duas in Ratib al-Haddad are the very same duas we pray when doing the Tawaf of the Ka'ba except for the special duas recited at each of the four corners of the Ka'ba and at Hajr al-Aswad. So Ratib al-Haddad can be prayed while doing Tawaf.
With more and more disciples reciting Ratib al-Haddad, many Ulama (scholars) and Mashaaikh (spiritual masters) have decided to include it in their kitabs so that it becomes generally available. Even kitabs of Mawlid of Rasulullah Sallallahu alaihi wa Sallam inevitably include Ratib al-Haddad. Some of the kitabs which contain the Ratib are:
1. Waseelatul 'Ibaad Ilaa Zaadil Ma'aad, Majmu' Awraad wa Da'waat Wa Salawaat Li'l Imam Shaykh al-Islam Abdallah bin 'Alawi al-Haddad, published by Maktaba Isha'ah Al-Islam, Delhi.
2. Mukhul 'Ibada Li Ahl-is-Suluk wal Irada, compiled by al-Habib as-Sayyid 'Abdallah bin Mustafa bin Hasan al-'Aydarus.
3. Manba 'al Wurraad Fil Azkaar wal Awraad, compiled by Muhyiddeen bin Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad Zanzibari, published in Cairo.
4. Khulasa Shawaariqul Anwaar Min Ad'iyati-s-Saadatil Akhyaar, compiled by As-Sayyid Muhammad Bin Alawi al-Maliki al-Hasani.
5. Mawlidi Sharaf al-An'aam, published by Sulayman Mar'ee, Singapore.
6. Majmua Mushtamilah, of Shaykh Abdulrahman bin Ahmad al-Zayla'iyy, published by Maktabatul Jundi, Cairo.
7. Ratib al-Haddad, printed separately. Biqalam: Sa'eed ibn Shaykh Ali Sa'eed al-Adni, published by Haji Mohamed and Sons, Mombasa.
May Allah Sub'hanahu wa Ta'ala give us the hidaya (guidance) to recite Ratib al-Haddad on a daily basis and may he make it a means for our salvation, Aameen, Yaa Rabbal Aalameen.
1417 / 1997
Toronto, Canada
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RĀTIB AL-HADDĀD
Of: SAYYIDUNĀ AL-IMĀM QUTB U’L IRSHĀD
AL-HABĪB ‘ABDALLĀH BIN ‘ALAWĪ AL-HADDĀD
Rady Allāhu ‘Anhu(1044-1132 H)
Translation and Transliteration
“The Opening” | Al-Fātiha |
In the Name of Allāh, the Beneficent, the Merciful. | Bismillāh i’r Rahmān i’r Rahīm |
(Recite once) | |
Allāh! None is worthy of worship but He, | Allāhu lā ilāha illā Huwa’l |
(Recite once) | |
The (Prophetic) Messenger believed | Āmana’r Rasūlu |
Allāh does not place on any soul a burden | Lā Yukallifullāhu nafsan |
(Recite once) | |
None is worthy of worship except Allāh, | Lā ilāha Illallāhu |
(3 times) | |
Glory be to Allāh | SubhānAllāh |
(3 times) | |
Glory be to Allāh with His (Own) Praise; | SubhānAllāhi wa bi-Hamdihi |
(3 times) | |
Our Lord, forgive us and relent towards us; | Rabbana’ghfir lanā wa tub ‘alaynā |
(3 times) | |
O Allāh! Bestow blessings on Sayyidinā Muhammad, | Allāhumma Salli ‘alā Muhammad |
(3 times) | |
I take refuge in the complete words of Allāh | A‘ūdhu bi-Kalimātillāhi’t tāmmāti |
(3 times) | |
In the Name of Allāh Who causes | Bismillāhilladhī |
(3 times) | |
We are content with Allāh as Lord, | Radīnā Billāhi Rabban |
(3 times) | |
In the Name of Allāh, and all praise is for Allāh, | Bismillāhi wa’l Hamdu Lillāhi |
(3 times) | |
We believe in Allāh and the Last Day (of Judgment), | Āmannā Billāhi wa’l Yawmi’l Ākhir |
(3 times) | |
O Our Lord! Pardon us, | Yā Rabbanā wa‘fu ‘annā |
(3 times) | |
O The Possessor of Majesty and Honour, | Yā Dha’l Jalāli wa’l Ikrām |
(7 times) | |
O the Most Mighty, O the Authoritative One, | Yā Qawiyyu Yā Matīn |
(3 times) | |
May Allāh improve the affairs of the Muslims, | Aslahallāhu umūra’l Muslimīn |
(3 times) | |
O the Most High, O the Most Great, | Yā ‘Aliyyu Yā Kabīr |
(3 times) | |
O the Dispeller of anxiety, | Yā Fārij al-hamm |
(3 times) | |
I seek forgiveness of Allāh, the Lord of all creation. | Astaghfirullāha Rabb al-barāyā |
(4 times) | |
None is worthy of worship except Allāh. | Lā ilāha Illallāh |
(50 or 100 times, or up to 1000 times) | |
Muhammad is the (Prophetic) Messenger of Allāh. | Muhammad u’r Rasūlullāh |
(once) | |
May Allāh’s blessings and peace be upon him | Sallallāhu ‘alayhi |
(once) | |
In the Name of Allāh, the Beneficent, the Merciful. | Bismillāh i’r Rahmān i’r Rahīm |
(3 times) | |
In the Name of Allāh, the Beneficent, the Merciful. | Bismillāh i’r Rahmān i’r Rahīm |
(once) | |
In the Name of Allāh, the Beneficent, the Merciful. | Bismillāh i’r Rahmān i’r Rahīm |
(once) | |
Al-Fātiha | Al-Fātiha |
To the soul of our master, the foremost Muslim Jurist | Ilā rūhi Sayyidinā al-Faqīh al-Muqaddam |
(Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) | (Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) |
Al-Fātiha | Al-Fātiha |
To the souls of our noble Sūfī masters | Ilā arwāhi sādātina’s Sūfiyya |
(Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) | (Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) |
Al-Fātiha | Al-Fātiha |
To the soul of the compiler of the Rātib, | Ilā rūhi Sāhib i’r Rātib |
(Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) | (Recie Sūrah al-Fātiha) |
Al-Fātiha | Al-Fātiha |
To the souls of all the pious servants of Allāh | Ilā arwāhi kāffati ‘Ibādillāhi’s sālihīn |
(Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) | (Recite Sūrah al-Fātiha) |
* O The First without a beginning, | * Yā Awwal al-awwalīn |
O Allāh, we ask of You | Allāhumma innā nas’aluka |
(3 times) | |
(End of Rātib) | (End of Rātib) |
Translated by: Siddīq Osmān Noormuhammad
Rajab 1421/October 2000
Transliteration updated using The Key To The Arabic Transliteration
Muharram 1425/March 2004
Toronto, Canada.
Source: This Rātib is contained in the kitāb (book) titled Wasīlat u’l ‘Ibād ilā Zādi’l Ma‘ād: Majmū‘ Awrād wa Da‘awāt wa Salawāt li’l Imām Shaykh u’l Islām ‘Abdallāh bin ‘Alawī al-Haddād (A Means For People To Provide For the Hereafter: A Compendium of Recommended Regular Invocations and Supplications of the Imām Shaykh u’l Islām ‘Abdallāh bin ‘Alawī al-Haddād), Maktaba al-Ishā‘ah al-Islām, Delhi, n.d.
Note: * The du‘ā (supplication to Allāh) with the star sign * has been added. At this juncture, we are allowed to add any du‘ā we desire, following the conditions and proprieties of du‘ā. This du‘ā has been adopted from Rātib al-Haddād that is contained in the kitāb titled Adhkār wa’l Awrād (Regular Voluntary Invocations) compiled by Shaykh Muhyiddīn bin ‘Abdi’r RaRatib Haddad Youtube
hmān bin Muhammad of Zanzibār, under the guidance of Shaykh ‘Umar bin ‘Abdullāh bin ash-Shaykh Ahmad āl ash-Shaykh Abī Bakr bin Sālim.Other Translations of the Rātib
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(This translation has benefited from cross-referencing the following existing translations).
Video Ratib Haddad
- “Al-Rātib al-Shahīr” (“The Famous Rātib”), in The Prophetic Invocations Compiled by Imām ‘Abdallāh ibn ‘Alawī al-Haddād, translated by Dr. Mostafa al-Badawi, with a Foreword by Shaykh Hamza Yūsuf, The Starlatch Press, Burr Ridge, USA, 2000.
- “Rātib al-Haddād”, in The Gifts of Mawlānā al-Haddād, translated by as-Sayyid ‘Abdul Kader bin ‘Alī bin ‘Issa Al-Haddād, Singapore, 1418/1998. (ismail@pacific.net.sg)
- “Rātib al-Haddād”, Tasowuf Research Institute, Cape Town, South Africa, n.d.
- Rātib al-Haddād (in Arabic with Malaysian translation) Al-Hāwīhttp://www.alhawi.net/ratib-al-haddad
- An Appreciation of the Rātib in English Iqra’ Islamic Publicationswww.iqra.net/articles/dhikr/ratib.php
(The Starlatch Press, PMB 126, 80 Burr Ridge Parkway, Burr Ridge, Illinois 60521, USA).
(Note: Dr. Mostafa Badawi’s translation was obtained after this translation had been completed).
(Tasowuf Research Institute, P.O. Box 101, Salt River 7925, Cape Town, South Africa).