Sahifa Sajjadiyya 2.2.1

Introduction

Saheefa Kamila Sajjadiyya is a compilation of prayers attributed to the fourth Imam of Shiite Islam, Ali ibn al-Husayn, also known as Zayn al-Abideen (the adornment of the worshippers) and al-Sajjad (the one frequently prostrating before his Lord). This collection consists of fifty-four du‘as (prayers) and offers profound insights into divine knowledge and the methodology of humanity's relationship with the Almighty. Esteemed by scholars and mystics alike, this work has been likened to the Psalms of Muhammad's Household. The current application dedicated to du‘a has been developed by the Computer Research Center of Islamic Sciences.

An Overview of the Saheefa Sajjadiyya App

This application is offered at no cost to users of Android mobile devices. It features the complete text of Saheefa Kamila Sajjadiyya alongside various translations and commentaries. Users can benefit from additional functionalities such as content search, a subject list, a dictionary, and audio playback for pages. While all content is accessible online with an internet connection, users have the option to access the text, translations, commentaries, and dictionary offline after initial download. Furthermore, recitation audio files can also be played offline once downloaded.

Content Overview

• Text of Saheefa Kamila Sajjadiyya: Includes fifty-four prayers complete with translation and recitation.
• Translation and Commentary: Features translations into Persian along with explanations in both Persian and Arabic.
• Thematic Index: Provides a thematic index divided into separate sections for Arabic and Persian.
• Dictionary: Offers definitions for words within each sentence of Saheefa Sajjadiyya.

A portion of this rich content has been prepared by the Computer Research Center of Isfahan Islamic Seminary.

Search Functionality

The app supports search capabilities within the Thematic Index as well as the Arabic text of Saheefa Sajjadiyya. Users can search for titles of du‘as, their texts, and the content within translations and commentaries.