(191)  

 ‘May He for whom you have loved me love you.’

84. Supplication said to one who has offered you some of his wealth

(192)  

 ‘May Allah bless for you your family and wealth.’

85. Supplication said to the debtor when his debt is settled

(193)  

 ‘May Allah bless for you your family and wealth. Surely commendation and payment are the reward for a loan.’

86. Supplication for fear of shirk

shirk: to associate others with Allah in those things which are specific to Him.  This can occur in (1) belief e.g. to believe that other than Allah has the power to benefit or harm (2) speech e.g. to swear by other than Allah and (3) action e.g. to bow or prostrate to other than Allah.

(194)  

 ‘O Allah I take refuge in You lest I should commit shirk with You knowingly and I seek Your forgiveness for what I do unknowingly.’

87. Returning a supplication after having bestowed a gift or charity upon someone

(195)

AAaishah reported that the Messenger of Allah r was given a sheep and he ordered for it’s distribution.  When the servant would come back (from distributing it) AAaishah would ask: ‘What did they say?’ he replied: They would supplicate:

 ‘May Allah bless you all.’

…AAaishah would then say:

 ‘and may Allah bless them.’

…we return their supplication in a similar way and our reward remains with us.

88. Forbiddance of ascribing things to omens

This supplication is used whenever one initially thinks a casual event or occurrence to foretell good or evil using it as a basis to determine which action he should undertake but he then denounces such a link relies on Allah and then says this supplication as an expiation for this act since it falls under the category of shirk.

(196)  

 ‘O Allah there is no omen but there is reliance on You there is no good except Your good and none has the right to be worshipped except You.’