قواعد الأذكار عند أهل السنة

It is no secret to anyone who looks into Islamic law that dhikr has great importance and great status. It is a noble foundation of worship. Rather, it is the reality of worship to God Almighty. Many scholars, may God Almighty have mercy on them, have written many works on the subject of dhikr, and these works are second to none, and they have explained in them. May God Almighty have mercy on them, the branches of dhikr and the types of dhikr, and some issues related to it, but we see in the arena many violations in the section of dhikr, and I pondered as God Almighty willed to consider the reasons that lead to these violations, despite the large number of writings on the topic of dhikr, and I found that Most of these violations are due to the ignorance of many dhikrs of the principles and rules that pertain to the chapter of remembrances. You will find that the dhikrs that they say, even if they have a basis in Sharia, but the violation is not in the origin of the dhikr itself, but rather the violation is in what surrounds the dhikr, such as time, place, number, description, conditions, reasons, etc. From what is related to it, most of the violations in the section on supplications were due to violating one of the rules of supplications. I realized the great need to base the section on supplications on the principles of the applicable Sharia and on the accepted legal rules. This is because when I searched in the catalogs of the Islamic library, I did not find, according to what I saw, a book that collects those rules and principles. related to dhikr in one place, except for one or two books that I wrote about that, and you did not understand this section either by foundation or reasoning, despite the great goodness and great benefit that it contains, so I was overwhelmed with the desire to write about this big, dangerous, and luxurious topic, until we control this section with rules, principles, and controls. Determined by evidence in writing and in the Sunnah. Sheikh Walid bin Rashid Al Saedan
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