Be
prepared with your supplications. I am a conservative, this I shall not deny.
Perhaps it roots from my upbringing and educational background. Thus during my
hajj, I religiously followed the suggested supplications from the Hajj &
Umrah guide book whereby specific supplications were read at different points
of time, such as during each round of circumambulation (tawaf).
I appreciated this practice and strongly feel that
it goes deeper than repeated zikr, "Allah, Allah",
"SubhanAllah" or reading different surahs from juzuk 'Amma. Why?
Because the suggested supplications are so detailed and will not compare to my
own self-designed ones. Some are just spot on; the exact words you were looking
for. For instance: "O Lord, make me one who is always appreciative of what
you have bestowed unto me, please bless what you have awarded to me and replace
what I have lost with something better from You."
SubhanAllah... Reading prepared scripts made my
tears flow 90% of the time. I read the Arabic version, followed by the
translations in BM. It didn't make me lose focus at all. Everyone has their own preferences but I totally recommend
this practice!
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