He answers His slaves when they implore Him, supplicate Him and ask Him for what He has made permissible for them. He commands His slaves to supplicate Him, and promises them that He will answer their supplication.
The prisoner in the prison clings to Him, and so does the traveller facing dangers in the sea and the poor in his poverty. To Him clutchs the orphan in his bereavement, the sick in his sickness and the barren in his sterility. Allah answers all of them, grants them their supplication, and lifts their misfortunes.
He answers those facing calamities. &"Is He (not best) who responds to the desperate one when he calls upon Him, and removes evil&" (An-Naml: 62).
The answer to their supplication is more likely when they make supplication using Allah&"s Beautiful Names and Supreme Attributes. How many prisoners have supplicated Allah in prison, and He then set them free?! How many travellers have supplicated Him when they were facing dangers out at sea, and He saved them?! How many poor people have supplicated Him to provide them with sustenance, and He provided them?! How many orphans have supplicated Him, and He took care of them?! How many sick people have asked Him to heal them, and He healed them?! How many barren men or women implored Him, and He granted them children?!
