Duas Of Prophets And Divine Will
It happened both ways. If a prophet’s prayer is not in line with the divine will or principle, it was rejected, for example, the prayer of Abraham seeking forgiveness for his father. However, since being true servant of Allah and under His constant guidance, they sometimes realized the right time for a right prayer, especially their prayers against their nation when they reached the final stage of their defiance were affirmed.
No that’s not what I mean. What im trying to say is, often times prophets made duas that conformed to the divine will of Allah, along with most of the other actions that they performed with the possibility of erring of course, being humans. But could we derive from this that once a person submits their will to Allah willingly, then most of their actions, intentions, etc will always be in conformity with the divine will, leasing to Allah’s pleasure.