What Ratib Al-Attas actually does (from store listing)
Ratib Al-Attas was compiled by Habib Umar Bin Abdur Rahman Al-Attas Radhiallahu Anhu who passed away on 23 Rabiul Awal 1072H.
The late Habib Muhammad Bin Salim Al-Attas said that Allah shall bless the people who practice this Ratib ( which contain verses of the Al-Quran, names of Allah and various Zikir)
with health, peace, security and protection, Insya Allah.
Ratib Al-Attas is commonly practiced at least once a week at mosques all over Brunei Darussalam.
It is hoped that this app…
Ratib Al-Attas was compiled by Habib Umar Bin Abdur Rahman Al-Attas Radhiallahu Anhu who passed away on 23 Rabiul Awal 1072H.
The late Habib Muhammad Bin Salim Al-Attas said that Allah shall bless the people who practice this Ratib ( which contain verses of the Al-Quran, names of Allah and various Zikir)
with health, peace, security and protection, Insya Allah.
Ratib Al-Attas is commonly practiced at least once a week at mosques all over Brunei Darussalam.
It is hoped that this app will help muslim users to practice Ratib Al-Attas wherever and whenever possible.
The contents of this app have been verified by the Islamic Da'wah Centre, Ministry of Religious Affair, Brunei Darussalam.
Ref No : KQ(B)162/12
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