The second Takbir calls for blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad and his progeny, further emphasizing the connection to the Ahl al-Bayt, or the family of the Prophet, which holds considerable significance in Shia thought.
In the third Takbir, the community prays for the forgiveness of the deceased, imploring Allah to grant peace and mercy to their soul. This supplication underscores the Shia belief in the efficacy of intercession, whereby the prayers of the living can assist the deceased in the afterlife. The fourth and final Takbir concludes the prayer, and the congregation is encouraged to offer personal intentions, seeking Allah’s mercy for all souls.
**4. Tarh and the Role of Community**
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