Continuous Recitation of Khatm-e Khwajagan to Attain an Objective

Question

Attached to a certain congregational mosque there are several rooms, and a madrasa is attached to it as well. For a long time a lawsuit with a non-Muslim had been going on over this madrasa and these rooms; the Muslims lost — for want of proper pursuit of the case or for some other reason — and the madrasa and the rooms were demolished. Now an appeal has been lodged again, and for success in the case the du‘a of Khatm-e Khwajagan (a collective recitation of a fixed set of dhikrs and du‘as)

Answer

Khatm-e Khwajagan and the du‘a after it are like medicine for a sick person: as long as the illness lasts, medicine is used to remove it, but because the illness is prolonged the medicine, too, continues for a very long time.

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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