A comparative study of the concept and instances wish, between religious literature with an emphasis on prayer and Ziarat Mahdavi and capture theory

The concept of ‘Wish’ and its related concepts, like Amal or yearning, desire, longing, etc. has been described and attended in Islamic texts, including in prayer and Ziarat texts.
Some of the qualities and adaptations on the concept of Amal in Mahdavi texts came with Ziarat or prayers and the spiritual linkage and association to the Imam of the Times. Understanding and benefitting from them during the time of rise, realizing the hearty dreams of Imam and other Infallible Imams in the world and the hereafter, the believers and looking forward to their faith and wishes ....
These examples of the type of aspirations and tastes effort in prayer, in addition to taking on these basic human desires and wishes, is providing both spiritual and worldly needs and desires of others as well as accommodated and relieved by the Ahlul byat (PBUH) when the emergence occurs.
On the other hand, there is a modern theory in psychology which has been formulated under titles such as the law of attraction, which can be applied to the wishes and yearnings and expectations of religious people such as waiting for the presence of the savior. Some Muslim psychologists and proponents of this hypothesis inside the country are referring to Quranic verses and traditions, with specific conception of dreams as their religion and how to make it happen.
A comparative analysis of these two stances reveals the pros and cons. On the one hand, there is a shared sense of optimism and confidence as well as relying on divine laws found in nature. On the other hand, lack of inclusiveness in this hypothesis, conflict of wishes, profit orientation and secularism does inaccessibility to some of the grounds for wish fulfillment that can realize the wishes for ideal society and the perfect man, are perhaps the cons of that law of attraction theory.