Satan is our most ardent enemy who attacks from all directions, so we must treat him as an enemy, and God invites us to be saved from his deception.1, 2, 3
Our minds hold a garden of thoughts that must be constantly weeded, because Satan plants impure thoughts, and by seeking refuge in God we can remove them.1, 2
We should seek refuge in God when reading the Quran, because Satan tries to make us heedless, distracted, or misunderstand the verses.1, 2
Fasting slows us down, aiding reflection and awareness of our thoughts and behavior so we can seek refuge from negative thoughts and reform.1, 2
Since we can be foolish all year round, we need to seek refuge in God, our only Protector, and implore Him for guidance.1
Noah immediately repented for imploring God on behalf of his son, seeking refuge in God and asking for forgiveness and mercy.1
We should seek refuge in God from the whispers of the devils.1
God gives us tools to fight Satan: we should seek refuge in God from Satan when reading the Quran and whenever the devil whispers to us.1, 2, 3, 4
In religious discussions one should remember one's own view may be wrong, seek refuge in God, and try to understand the other person.1
Satan tries to confuse us, but if we are sincere God will make us realize his ploy and save us, as He did with Abraham and his son.1
When reading the Quran, one must seek refuge in God from Satan the rejected.1
The contact prayers and the rites of our religion are our means of salvation against Satan's storm of disbelief.1, 2
The contact prayers are our most powerful protection against Satan, and in prostration we take a crouching position of safety like people sheltering from a hurricane.1, 2, 3
Satan tries to weaken God's protection with evil thoughts, and God provided verses for seeking refuge, including when reading the Quran and in Suras 113 and 114.1, 2, 3, 4
Satan infects us with negative thoughts that keep us stuck in a test, and it helps to picture throwing him out of the mind while seeking refuge in God.1, 2, 3
God protects His sincere servants from Satan, and believers should seek refuge in God from the devils, especially when reading the Quran.1, 2, 3
Believers seek refuge in God from the evils of His creations, the darkness, troublemakers, and the envious.1
If we hold fast to God He protects and guides us, giving us means such as seeking refuge in Him, steadfastness, the Contact Prayers, and praying for help in adversity.1, 2, 3, 4
When Satan whispers and tries to put fear in our hearts, we should seek refuge in God, remember Him, implore Him, and put our trust in Him.1, 2, 3
God protects His sincere servants from Satan's attempts to hypnotize them, and believers are to seek refuge in God from the devils' suggestions.1, 2
Remembering God is the best response to peer pressure, and with God we can resist anything, as Joseph did when he was seduced.1, 2
When fear and sadness take over, the only thing to do is turn to God, because all disturbing thoughts come from Satan and we must seek refuge in God from him.1
No one, including followers of the Quran alone, is immune from traligion, so believers must heed God's words and seek refuge in God from Satan.1, 2
When we are distracted in prayer or keep sinning, we should not give up but seek refuge in God from Satan and keep striving, because giving up means yielding to Satan.1
Moses, facing Pharaoh's wrath and pursuit, sought refuge in God and trusted that his Lord was with him and would guide him.1, 2
Prayers and glorification should precede our requests or new undertakings; we must seek refuge from Satan, begin in God's name, and end with prayer after He responds.1, 2
Turning to God only after trying everything else first can show that our ego is our primary god.1, 2
We may also ask God for worldly things such as peace, freedom from oppression, victory, food, spouses, and children, and seek refuge in Him from Satan and all evil, since only He can protect us.1, 2
God gives us mathematically coded phrases for protection from Satan, and we should guard our beliefs by seeking refuge in Him from the whispers of the devils.1, 2, 3
Every kind of idol worship is really worship of Satan, who entices people into it, so believers should keep seeking refuge in God from him.1, 2
Reciting the verses seeking refuge in God from the whispers of the devils, especially in Arabic, brings protection from Satan and the benefit of remembering God.1, 2
When you feel down or disturbed by satanic thoughts, reciting these refuge verses wipes those thoughts from your mind instantly.1
We cannot stop Satan from whispering to us, but we can seek refuge in God every time he whispers, and this works as an antidote we can use repeatedly.1, 2, 3, 4
When reading the Quran, one must seek refuge in God from Satan the rejected.1
When fear and sadness overtake your thoughts, the only thing to do is turn to God, because disturbing thoughts come from Satan and you must seek refuge in God from him.1
When the devil creeps into our thoughts we should drive him away by remembering God and using His given prayers for protection.1, 2
Jinns and Satan have worldly power, but if we seek refuge in God we can have faith that He will protect us from Satan.1
Satan has no power over those who believe and trust in God, but if we do not trust God, Satan whispers fear, doubt, anxiety, and pessimism into our hearts.1, 2, 3
Satan always tries to pull believers off God's path, including by instilling fear, and believers should seek refuge in God when he whispers.1, 2, 3
True faith comes from following the Quran, starting with a sincere intention, and a sincere heart makes the conscience warn at every slip so one seeks refuge in God.1, 2
When reading the Quran, one must seek refuge in God from Satan the rejected.1
Satan attacks us at our weaknesses, and we are protected from him by seeking refuge in God.1, 2, 3
Satan constantly whispers to us through our jinn companion to keep us from prayer and Quran reading, and we must seek refuge in God, which is our protection and salvation.1, 2, 3
We can implore God at any time for anything, and we should remember to seek refuge in God from Satan, who lurks on the straight path to divert us.1, 2
Turning to God is the only thing that can save us, and when the devil whispers we should seek refuge in God.1, 2, 3
Satan tries to keep us from the Quran, so we are commanded to seek refuge in God from Satan when reading it.1