Chapter 99
Remembrance 3 from Chapter 99 What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
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Romanisation
Allāhumma Rabba-n-nās, adhhibi-l-ba ’s, ishfi—wa Anta-sh-Shāfī lā shifā ’a illā shifā ’uk—shifā ’an lā yughādiru saqamā.
Context
We relate in the two Ṣaḥīḥ s from ‘Ā’ishah O Allah, Lord of men, remove this discomfort. Cure, for You are the One Who cures; there is no cure but Your cure. May it be a cure that leaves no sickness . ”
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References
Al-Bukhārī (5743) and Muslim (2191).
Related Remembrances Chapter 99 · What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
Chapter 99 · What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
Chapter 99 · What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
Chapter 99 · What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
Chapter 99 · What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
Chapter 99 · What the sick should say, what should be said and recited near them, and how to ask after their health
who reported that when the Prophet 
sought protection for someone in his family, he rubbed his right hand and said: “O Allah, Lord of men, remove this discomfort. Cure, for You are the One Who cures; there is no cure but Your cure. May it be a cure that leaves no sickness.” [3].