Whenever Imam Ali (a) faced an enemy he invoked Allah in the following words

Pearl of Wisdom

'Verily the servant will come on the Day of Resurrection having performed many good deeds which please him, when a man will come, complaining [to Allah], ?O Lord, this man has wronged me', whereupon some of his good deeds will be taken and transferred to the good deeds of the plaintiff. The situation will continue thus until finally he will be left with no good deeds, and then the plaintiff's evil deeds will start being transferred to his own evil deeds, and he will continue to pay for them thus until he will enter the Fire.'

Prophet Muhammad al-Mustafa [sawa]

Rawdat al-Wa'izin, p. 512

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Whenever Imam Ali (a) faced an enemy he invoked Allah in the following words

Letter 15 Whenever Imam Ali (a) faced an enemy he invoked Allah in the following words

O Lord! Our hearts seek Your Protection, our faces turn to You, our eyes look towards You, our feet move towards Your path and our bodies sincerely submit to Your command. O Lord! Hidden hostilities and concealed spite are exposed, hearts are boiling over with envy and malice. O Lord! We place before You our difficulties, the absence of the Holy Prophet (s) from amongst us, the abundance of enemies, the disappointments and frustrations which face us. O Lord! Let truth prevail and let our people realize justice, honesty and piety of our case.

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