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[1788] 181 - (763) It was narrated that Ibn 'Abbâs said: "One night I stayed with my maternal aunt Maimûnah. The Prophet ﷺ got up in the night, relieved himself, then he washed his face and hands, and went to sleep. Then he got up, went to the waterskin, undid its straps, and performed a Wudû that was somewhere between the most perfect and the most light, and he only washed each part once, but he made water reach everywhere it should go. Then he stood and prayed, and I got up and stretched, not wanting him to think that I was watching him, and I performed Wudû'. He stood and prayed, and I stood on his left, but he took me by the hand and brought me to his right. I followed the prayer of the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ at night, thirteen Rak'ah. Then he lay down and slept until he was breathing deeply, for when he slept he would breathe deeply. Then Bilâl came to him and called him for prayer, and he got up and prayed, and did not perform Wudû'. In his supplication he said: 'Allâhummaj'al fi qalbî nûran wa fi başarî nûran wa fi sam'î nûran wa 'an yamînî nûran wa 'an yasârî nûran wa fawqî nûran wa tahtî nûran wa amâmî nûran wa khalfi nûran wa 'azzimlî nûrâ' (O Allâh, put in my heart light, in my seeing light, in my hearing light, to my right light, to my left light, above me light, below me light, in front of me light, behind me light, give me abundant light.)" Kuraib said: "And seven more phrases regarding the heart. I met one of the sons of Al-'Abbâs and he told them to me. He mentioned: 'My sinews, my flesh, my blood, my hair and my skin,' and he mentioned two others."