الحمد لله وحده. سبحانك أن تردَّ من أرادك، وجاءك واقفًا ببابك. فاللهمَّ أنزل رحمتك على قلوب عبادك فتذل وتخشع. أنت الذي يرزقهم الخشوع، وأنت الذي يثيبهم عليه! لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله!
الحمد لله وحده. سبحانك أن تردَّ من أرادك، وجاءك واقفًا ببابك. فاللهمَّ أنزل رحمتك على قلوب عبادك فتذل وتخشع. أنت الذي يرزقهم الخشوع، وأنت الذي يثيبهم عليه! لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله!
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