This dua, *”اللهم ارزقنا الصدق في السر والعلن”*, asks Allah for sincerity in both private and public life. *Sidq* (truthfulness) involves honest speech, pure intentions, and sincere actions. It strengthens faith, prevents hypocrisy, and ensures divine acceptance. Recite it during prayers or when seeking heart purification. The dua emphasizes consistency in worship and behavior, aligning inner and outer conduct for Allah’s pleasure.
The supplication “اللهم اجعلنا من عبادك الأبرار” means “O Allah, make us among Your righteous servants.” It seeks Allah’s help to attain piety, sincerity, and moral excellence by obeying His commands, performing good deeds, and following the Prophet’s example. The righteous (Al-Abrar) are promised divine love, Paradise, and protection from punishment. This du’a is often recited during prayer, repentance, or night worship, reflecting humility and dependence on Allah’s guidance for righteousness.
The supplication “اللهم اجعلنا من الذين يعبدونك على بصيرة” asks Allah to make us among those who worship Him with insight—meaning clear understanding, sincerity, and awareness. It emphasizes worship based on knowledge, avoiding ignorance, deepening faith, and guarding against hypocrisy. Achieving this requires seeking knowledge, reflection, and continuous dua. The prayer transforms rituals into meaningful devotion.
This supplication asks Allah to make us among those who follow the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It highlights the importance of emulating his teachings, actions, and character for guidance, protection from misguidance, and divine reward. Practical steps include worship, good manners, daily habits, and spreading knowledge. The dua reflects a sincere desire to live righteously and earn Allah’s pleasure.
This dua asks Allah for contentment (qana’ah) with His decree, fostering gratitude and trust in His wisdom. It protects against greed, envy, and dissatisfaction, promoting inner peace and stronger faith. Key concepts include divine decree (qadr) and reliance on Allah (tawakkul). Recite it during hardships, envy, or as a daily reminder. Supported by Quran and Hadith, it encourages a life of gratitude and spiritual richness.
This supplication means: “O Allah, make us among those who strive to spread Your love in people’s hearts.” It emphasizes devotion, active effort, and promoting deep love for Allah to strengthen faith and unity. Acting on it involves kindness, gentle teaching, leading by example, and avoiding force. It reflects a sincere call to inspire divine love and peace.
This dua, “O Allah, make us among those who attain Your pleasure,” is a profound invocation seeking Allah’s eternal favor. It emphasizes divine approval over worldly gains, rooted in Quranic teachings and the Prophet’s (ﷺ) guidance. By asking for inclusion among the successful, it inspires sincere worship, obedience, and righteous deeds, aiming for ultimate triumph in the Hereafter—Paradise and Allah’s eternal pleasure.
This supplication asks Allah to make us love Paradise and strive for it through good deeds and avoiding sins. It emphasizes prioritizing the Hereafter, combining desire with action, and relying on Allah’s help. Key practices include increasing remembrance of Jannah, performing obligatory and voluntary acts, and avoiding sins. Regular dua reinforces this goal, aligning heart and deeds for eternal success.
This supplication asks Allah to include us among those who grow closer to Him daily. It emphasizes continuous spiritual progress through obedience, worship, and good deeds. Key lessons include dependence on Allah, daily self-improvement, and avoiding sins. The du’a highlights Islam’s focus on gradual, consistent devotion for lasting nearness to Allah.
This supplication, “O Allah, make us among those who worship You sincerely,” seeks Allah’s help in achieving ikhlas (sincerity) in worship, free from hypocrisy or showing off. It emphasizes purity in devotion, aligning deeds solely for Allah’s pleasure. The dua reflects Quranic and Hadith teachings on sincerity, urging self-reflection and dependence on Allah to safeguard one’s worship from worldly motives. Its outcome includes accepted deeds, protection from hypocrisy, and elevated spiritual rank.