Then follows the third Takbír: "God is Great!"
The Du'á is then repeated:—
"O God, forgive our living and our dead, and those o£ us who are present, and those who are absent, and our children and our full grown persons, our men and our women. O God, those whom Thou dost keep alive amongst us, keep alive in Islám, and those whom Thou causest to die, let them die in the Faith."[[214]]
Then follows the fourth Takbír: "God is Great!"
Then all say:—
"O God, give us good in this world and in the next, and save us by Thy mercy from the troubles of the grave and of hell."
Then each one in a low voice says the Salám, as in an ordinary Namáz. (Ante, p. [197].)[[215]]
The Namáz is now over and the people make another Du'á thus:—
"'O our Lord! suffer not our hearts to go astray after that Thou hast once guided us; and give us mercy from before Thee; for verily Thou art He who giveth.' (Súra iii. 6.) O God, Thou art his[[216]] Master, and Thou createdst him, and Thou didst nourish him, and didst guide him toward Islám, and Thou hast taken his life, and Thou knowest well his inner and outer life. Provide intercessors for us. Forgive him, for Thou art the Forgiver, the most Merciful."