Arabic Divine Mercy Prayer with Transliteration

[fmukhar]

I love this video for so many reasons. What stands out the most is the use of incense to lift up our prayers, which which is the exact reason why we use it. I love how it was captured in the video as the words on the page was raised up with the incense. I thought that was very smart and creative. God Bless your talents.

[kalamation]

@fmukhar Thanks. May God Bless you and your family.

[newtochrist]

thank you my dear

[kalamation]

@newtochrist

Happy new year and my God Bless you and your family.

[mazoonee]

i listen to it every night before bed

[GirlforGod99]

Alhamdulillah! I love the arabic language but could only listen to it in Islamic Prayers...Now I can have my cake and eat it 2!

[MDIS]

I pray for all.

Amiin ya rabbal ala`meen.

[kawaipunehele808]

awesome, thank you so much for the transliteration b/c its really helpful; grandparents spoke syrian arabic but we never really learned the writing portion and its clearer the way that you did it on here...thank you again or shokran :)

[nawdeek]

splendid! thank you so much for posting a version with the Arabic and transliteration. God be with you.

[roksancastle]

Stunning.  And beautifully presented in this video.

[kalamation]

@roksancastle Thank you. Please pray and God Bless you and your family.

[lionlittle]

really beautiful...is this prayer for Divine Mercy Sunday?

[kalamation]

@lionlittle Yes. Thank you. Please pray and God Bless you and your family.

[phati129]

@lionlittle In the Melkite and Antiochian Greek traditoins we do not celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday since no such thing exists in our tradition. Rather this prayer is said during great compline (the great night prayers) which is used during the great fast, which is called also lent. It is also chanted in the lesser paraclisis, a service dedicated to the Mother of God for the first 14 days of August in preparation for the feast of her Dormition and Assumption into heaven.

[heartofmygod]

beautiful God bless you!