Muslim 202 — O God, my ummah, my ummah

مسلم 202 — اللهم أمتي أمتي

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«قال عبد الله بن عمرو بن العاص: تلا النبي قول إبراهيم: رب إنهن أضللن كثيراً من الناس، وقال عيسى الكلمة: إن تعذبهم فإنهم عبادك، فرفع يديه وقال: اللهم أمتي أمتي وبكى، فقال الله: يا جبريل اذهب إلى محمد فسله ما يبكيك... فقال: يا محمد إنا سنرضيك في أمتك ولا نسوءك»

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A report of Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As (may God be pleased with him) (may God be pleased with him) in the chapter on the Prophet ﷺ's prayer for his community, in the Book of Faith of Sahih Muslim. It is the intercession prayer after the recitation of Abraham's words and Jesus's words, and the promise of satisfaction for the community. 1

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Muhammad· Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As· Jibril (Gabriel)· Intercession

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  1. Sahih Muslim
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