This supplication asks Allah to include us among His servants who seek forgiveness night and day. It highlights the importance of constant repentance (Istighfar), especially during blessed times like Tahajjud, dawn, and dusk. Regular Istighfar purifies sins, strengthens faith, and brings relief from hardships. The dua encourages spiritual discipline and closeness to Allah.
This supplication asks Allah to include the believer among those not ruined by His mercy. It acknowledges that blessings can lead to downfall if misused (e.g., wealth causing arrogance). Key elements: invoking Allah (“اللهم”), requesting inclusion (“اجعلنا”), seeking protection from wretchedness (“لا يشقون”), and relying on His mercy (“برحمتك”). Rooted in Quranic principles (e.g., Surah Al-A’raf 7:156), it’s a plea for blessings to bring joy, not harm, emphasizing gratitude and righteous use of divine favors. A concise prayer combining hope in Allah’s grace and fear of misguidance.
This supplication asks Allah to grant the believer a place in *Firdaws al-A‘lā*, the highest level of Paradise, near His Throne. It reflects humility and a desire for eternal success. Key terms highlight inheritance through faith and deeds. The du‘a emphasizes striving for excellence in worship, avoiding sins, and following the Sunnah. May Allah accept this plea.
This dua, *”اللهم ارزقنا الإخلاص في القول والعمل,”* asks Allah for sincerity in speech and actions, ensuring purity of intention. It emphasizes performing deeds solely for Allah’s sake, avoiding hypocrisy or worldly gain. The Prophet (ﷺ) highlighted the importance of intentions (Bukhari), and the Quran stresses sincere worship (98:5). Regularly reciting this dua helps guard against showing off and strengthens faith. Practical steps include self-reminders before acts and avoiding praise-seeking. It’s a key supplication for spiritual purity.
The supplication *”اللهم ارزقنا حجًا مبرورًا وسعيًا مشكورًا”* means, *”O Allah, grant us an accepted Hajj and a rewarded effort.”*
– Hajj mabroor: A sincere, sin-free Hajj performed correctly, with the reward of Paradise.
– Sa’y mashkoor: Efforts (like travel and rituals) acknowledged by Allah, including the Sa’y between Safa and Marwa.
Recite it before, during, or after Hajj/Umrah. It emphasizes sincerity, following the Sunnah, and seeking Allah’s acceptance, not just completing rituals. The du’a reflects humility and dependence on Allah’s mercy.
This dua asks Allah to include believers among those free from fear and sorrow, as mentioned in Quranic verses like 2:38 and 10:62. It acknowledges Allah’s power, seeks protection from worldly and spiritual worries, and is often recited during distress or after prayers. It strengthens trust in Allah, brings peace, and reminds believers of divine assurance for the righteous.
This dua, *”O Allah, make us among those who support Your religion,”* is a plea to be included among those who uphold Islam through knowledge, good character, defense, and aid. It emphasizes divine assistance and proactive service to the faith. Recite it in prayers, during challenges, or when seeking to positively influence society. It aligns with Quranic commands to support truth and justice.
This supplication asks Allah to make one’s final words the declaration of faith (*La ilaha illa Allah*), ensuring a blessed death. The *Shahada* is key to entering Paradise, protects from Hellfire, and completes faith. Since death is unpredictable, Muslims should recite it often, repent sincerely, and perform good deeds to die in a state of faith.
This supplication asks Allah to make us among those who eagerly await meeting Him on the Day of Judgment, reflecting deep love and devotion. It highlights themes of sincere worship, righteous deeds, and the balance between fear and hope. The dua strengthens faith, motivates obedience, and transforms the fear of death into hope for divine closeness. A sign of strong iman, it signifies trust in Allah’s mercy. The Prophet (ﷺ) affirmed that those who love meeting Allah will be loved in return. This prayer embodies the highest level of spiritual yearning.
This supplication asks Allah for sincere repentance (*tawbah*) before death, recognizing human weakness and the need to return to Him. True repentance involves acknowledging sins, feeling remorse, stopping the sin, resolving not to repeat it, and making amends. Death is unpredictable, so delaying repentance is risky. The dua offers spiritual benefits like protection from a bad ending, divine acceptance, and erasure of sins. Practical steps include self-accountability, seeking forgiveness, and doing good deeds. It reflects a believer’s urgency to purify the heart and secure a righteous end.