This dua, from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:201), seeks Allah’s blessings for good in this world and the Hereafter. It covers worldly well-being (health, wealth, righteousness) and eternal success (Paradise, forgiveness). The Prophet (ﷺ) emphasized it, teaching balance between material and spiritual life. Recite it after prayers or during supplications for comprehensive goodness.
This supplication, from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:285), asks Allah to include us among the believers who respond to His commands with immediate obedience, saying, *”We hear and we obey.”* It reflects unconditional submission, trust in divine wisdom, and contrasts with hesitation or disobedience. The du’a emphasizes sincerity, humility, and aligning one’s will with Allah’s in worship, ethics, and trials. By praying this, we seek to emulate the righteous and internalize prompt compliance with Allah’s decrees.
This supplication asks Allah to make the believer among those loved by Him and His Messenger. It highlights the importance of divine and prophetic love, achieved through obedience, sincerity, good character, and following the Sunnah. Rewards include divine support, inner peace, intercession, and eternal success in Paradise. The dua reflects a believer’s desire for spiritual excellence and closeness to Allah and the Prophet (ﷺ).
This supplication asks Allah to make us among those who eagerly perform good deeds. It highlights the importance of urgency in worship, consistency in righteousness, and emulating the pious. Hastening to obey Allah strengthens faith, protects from sin, and earns divine love. Practical steps include praying on time, giving charity promptly, and avoiding procrastination. The dua seeks Allah’s help in becoming a proactive, sincere worshipper.
This dua asks Allah for the ability to perform righteous deeds sincerely and correctly, and to receive the best rewards in return. It highlights dependence on Allah’s grace for both good actions and their divine recompense, seeking His pleasure, Paradise, and salvation. The prayer reflects sincerity, reliance on Allah, and the pursuit of excellence in worship and outcomes.
The phrase *”اللهم اجعلنا من أهل القرآن”* means asking Allah to include us among the people of the Quran—those who recite, memorize, study, and live by its teachings. It signifies seeking guidance, intercession, and elevated status through the Quran. Practical steps include reciting with Tajweed, reflecting on its meanings, and teaching it. The dua reflects a desire for a deep, lasting connection with divine revelation, supported by hadiths emphasizing the Quran’s role as a proof for believers on Judgment Day.
This dua asks Allah to make us among those who listen to speech and follow the best of it. It reflects humility, wisdom, and a desire for guidance. Key aspects include attentiveness to knowledge, discernment in choosing truth, and alignment with Islamic principles. Inspired by Surah Az-Zumar (39:18), it promotes open-mindedness, critical thinking, and spiritual growth. The dua strengthens one’s connection to truth and cultivates humility. It’s a reminder to seek wisdom sincerely.
“O Allah, make us among the righteous and pious.” This supplication asks Allah to include the believer among the *Muttaqeen* (the pious, who fear Allah and avoid sins) and the *Saliheen* (the righteous, who perform good deeds and uphold moral excellence). It emphasizes dependence on Allah for spiritual growth, aligning with Quranic teachings on piety and righteousness for success in this life and the Hereafter. The prayer encourages self-accountability, adherence to Islamic principles, and striving for moral excellence.
This supplication asks Allah for beneficial knowledge, lawful provision, and accepted deeds. Beneficial knowledge includes religious and useful worldly knowledge. Wholesome provision means halal, pure sustenance. Accepted deeds require sincerity and alignment with Islamic teachings. The du’a covers essential needs for success in this life and the Hereafter. It’s recommended during prayers, morning/evening remembrances, and when seeking guidance.
This supplication asks Allah to grant believers entry into Paradise without facing the reckoning (Hisab) on Judgment Day. Some, due to Allah’s mercy, piety, or trust in Him, will bypass accountability. The Prophet (ﷺ) mentioned 70,000 such people—those free from superstitions, relying solely on Allah. Key traits include sincerity, avoiding major sins, perfecting Tawheed, and complete trust in Allah. This dua seeks Allah’s special mercy and the highest success.