The (also known as the Birhatīya or the "Oath of Solomon") is one of the most powerful and storied invocations in Islamic occultism ( Ruhaniya ) and Sufi esoteric traditions. Often sought in PDF format for its complex Arabic names and specific ritual instructions, this prayer is believed to hold the keys to spiritual authority over unseen forces . What is the Dua Barhatiyah?
Because of its power, the recitation of Dua Barhatiyah usually involves strict protocols found in specialized :
: Historically, the prayer has been used in spiritual medicine, such as treating eye ailments or assisting in difficult pregnancies.
: The text is famous for its 28 core names , such as Birhatihin , Karirin , and Tatliyah , which are said to correspond to the 28 lunar mansions of the moon.
At its core, the Dua Barhatiyah is a "conjuration oath" ( ahd ) that practitioners believe was used by King Solomon ( Sulaiman ) to command spirits, angels, and jinn. Unlike standard prayers, it features a unique blend of Arabic, Hebrew, and Syriac divine names.
: The names are often inscribed on plates or paper using saffron ink and musk oil to create powerful amulets. Where to Find the Dua Barhatiyah PDF
: Contains various practical guides, such as the An Exposition on Asma Ul Barhatiyah and Barhatiyah Dua and Its Benefits .
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