Seeking divine intervention, he was inspired to compile specific Quranic verses and prayers that form a "spiritual shield" (Wiqayah). The story goes that upon reciting these words, the caravan became "invisible" or untouchable to the attackers, allowing them to pass in total safety. Since then, it has been passed down through generations as a primary prayer for: Protection from physical harm and enemies. Warding off envy (Hasad) and the "evil eye." Inner peace during times of anxiety or overwhelming stress. What the Litany Contains
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The (The Orison of Protection), also known as al-Dawr al-A’la (The Most Elevated Cycle), is a renowned spiritual litany composed by the 12th-century Sufi master Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi . Widely used for centuries in Sufi circles, this prayer is considered a "firm fortress" and a "trustworthy safeguard" against spiritual and physical harm. Core Purpose and Composition Seeking divine intervention, he was inspired to compile
: Protection whether on land or at sea, shielding the reciter from accidents, drowning, and highway robbery. Warding off envy (Hasad) and the "evil eye