Du'a Jawshan Kabir 11 to 20 (Supplication of the Coat of Armor)

In the name of Allah, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful

Please note that this version of Jawshan al Kabir is the Shia version - however, it differs only very slightly in the wording which was transmitted through Sunni chains.

There has been some controversy as to whether or not there is an authentic Sunni chain - there are many commentaries on this by so-called "Salafi" scholars, however, the sources which they are rejecting are all clearly Shia. There are ALSO Sunni chains of transmission for this Dua.




For the Sunni version of this dua, which does not have the English translation unfortunately, please visit:
http://www.ortakhatim.com/cevsen/32_33.htm

Also, the highly respected Sunni scholar, Bediuzzaman Said Nursi mentioned the following about al Jawshan al Kabir in his article "A persuasive response to the objections raised about repetitions in the Qur'an";
"Al-Jawshan al-Kabir, a well-known supplication of the Prophet DERIVED FROM THE QURAN, consists of 100 sections. Each section ends with: Glory be to You. There is no god but You, the Protector, One in Whom refuge is sought. Save us from the Fire. These sentences affirm God's Unity, the greatest truth in the universe. They also show three mighty duties of all created beings toward the Lord. These are the following:glorification, praise, holding Him to be All-Holy and free of defect, exalted above what polytheists wrongly attribute to Him; a supplication for humanity to be saved from eternal punishment (our most vital concern); and an aspect of our servanthood to God (the most necessary result of our helplessness before God). Thus it would be insufficient even if repeated thousands of times. "

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[zsfazalbhoy]

Thank you, may Allah (SWT) bless you a million times over!

[05masumafaz]

THANKS. this really helped me

i have to recite it in mosque tommorow :)

wish me luck

[janijan123]

thank u