We should ask God's forgiveness as often as we can, especially at dawn, repent, sincerely pledge not to repeat our sins, and ask His help to improve.1
We should prostrate to God mentally and physically as often as we can and implore Him to let us leave this world among the elite of the elite.1
Hajj can be a great conference of submitters from distant nations responding to God alone, and we should ask God for the chance to make pilgrimage in our lifetime.1, 2
By being aware of anger as it arises and consciously letting it go, we control it; otherwise we become slaves to our ego, so we should ask God's help as Moses did.1, 2
Supplication is a form of worship, and we should ask God for all things because everything comes from Him alone.1
Jonah's prayer affirms God's oneness and that God does everything, declares God free from any fault or injustice, and admits one's own wrongdoing.1, 2
When we let anger, stress, or sadness control us, we rebel against God's plan, and we can use Jonah's prayer to get out of our own crises.1, 2, 3
God is always near and answers the prayers of those who pray to Him, and He is never too busy to listen.1, 2
God is always near and answers those who pray to Him, and supplication is a form of worship that the arrogant refuse at their peril.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
Supplication is a form of worship, and we are told to ask God for all things.1
Life's situations and events are lessons that, if we ask God's guidance and help, teach us and strengthen our character.1
The only effective way to turn from darkness to God is by prayerfully seeking God's help and striving to do right, since we cannot free ourselves from evil without Him.1, 2
The final hour of death is closer than the blink of an eye, so one should pray for forgiveness for forgetting and mistakes before it is too late.1
Beyond clinical studies, we should pray because God commands it, and the Quran gives examples like Noah and Job whom God answered and saved.1, 2, 3
God responds to prayers, and even when prayers seem ignored they are not, because God knows what is best and controls everything.1, 2
Praying to God, even for something other than what He plans for you, acknowledges that God controls all things.1
God is always near and answers prayers, and people are guided by believing in Him and responding to Him.1, 2
God responds when we reverence Him and implore Him, as He responded to Joseph, Job, Jonah, and Zachariah.1
God is always near and answers the prayers of His servants when they pray to Him.1, 2, 3, 4
We should take our problems to God first and then do what we need to do.1
Asking God to remove jealousy brings peace and contentment, and God promises to remove all jealousy from the hearts of those who seek His help.1, 2, 3
Believers should guard their tongues, turn from evil, do good, and pursue peace, because God hears the righteous and delivers them from their troubles.1, 2, 3
To deal with jealousy, one first acknowledges the shortcoming, then invokes God's help, for example through meditation, especially when the jealousy is toward another submitter.1, 2, 3
Depending on anyone other than God for help is idol worship, but Submitters may use taxis, medicine, or money as long as they ask God first, since He is the source of all goodness.1, 2, 3
Imploring God is the only legitimate supplication, and the idols people implore besides Him can never respond.1, 2
Imploring God leads Him to respond, so anyone who wants God to respond should implore Him.1, 2, 3
The Contact Prayers are a way to implore God, but we must take in the meaning of what we say while we say it.1
The most important thing is to implore God alone, and to do so as often as we can.1, 2, 3
We can implore God in regular words, in our minds or out loud, alone or in a group, and during daily activities like driving, cooking, reading, and eating.1, 2, 3
We should implore God in good times as well as bad, not only in adversity as humans tend to do, and remember Him all through the day.1, 2, 3, 4
When God seems not to answer a prayer, we may be asking for something bad for us, since God knows what we do not.1, 2, 3
If we implore God alone as the Quran teaches and try to live righteously, He may remove our weaknesses and give us strength.1
Moses is an example of asking God specifically for help with one's shortcomings, as he asked for help with his temper and his speech.1, 2
Wavering in belief is dangerous because it can lead to disbelief and the loss of God's guidance, so we pray that God keeps our hearts from wavering.1, 2
When something bad happens, we should ask God to relieve it rather than complain, thank Him when He does, and learn from the experience to grow our souls.1
When we ask God for help, we may ask for things that are not good for us, so we must accept the outcome with patience and gratitude.1, 2, 3
God rewards people for what they say.1
Humans may pray for something harmful thinking it good, but God knows while we do not know.1
Lot implored God for victory, as did Saleh, Shu'aib, Hud, Abraham and others.1
One may implore God even for material things, as Solomon did.1
Since God left nothing out of the Quran, believers should use the Quran as the source for the best prayers.1
The prayers of the disbelievers are always in vain.1