• that have occurred in supplication and are called forms of seeking a means of approach, though in reality they are deviation and misguidance.
• An explanation of the times and circumstances in which a Muslim’s supplication is more likely to be answered than at others.
• The virtue of supplicating for Muslims and seeking forgiveness for them, and an explanation of the immense rewards and abundant blessings that result from this.
• An explanation of the importance of a Muslim carefully considering what he supplicates for, and of avoiding haste in supplicating for destruction, punishment, or the like against himself or other Muslims.

These are among many other beneficial topics relating to supplication. As with the first section, I have arranged this one in terms of its length and number of topics. It comprises fifty-five topics of comparable length, each of which I have given a distinct title indicating its content.

These topics were originally radio episodes broadcast by the Quran Radio Station in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This blessed station undertakes tremendous efforts, tireless endeavors, and commendable work to spread Allah’s religion throughout the world—work whose immense benefit and great value are evident to every Muslim. We therefore ask Allah to grant those responsible for it the finest reward, guide them aright in their words and deeds, bless their efforts, and grant them success in all that is good. I also ask Him, Glorified is He, to accept this work of mine and all my other deeds, to make it beneficial, and to bless it. He is indeed All-Hearing and Responsive.