This supplication, “O Allah, make us among Your sincere servants,” seeks purity in worship, free from hypocrisy or worldly motives. It emphasizes sincerity (*ikhlas*), dependence on Allah, and protection from hidden shirk. Rooted in Quranic verses (e.g., 98:5, 39:2-3) and Sunnah, it’s often recited in prayer or self-reflection. If answered, it ensures accepted deeds, inner peace, and eternal success.
The phrase *”اللهم اجعلنا من التوابين”* means *”O Allah, make us among those who constantly repent.”* It emphasizes sincere repentance—regret, abandoning sin, seeking forgiveness, and resolving not to repeat it. Repentance brings divine mercy, spiritual purification, humility, and inner peace. The Prophet (ﷺ) frequently repented, highlighting its importance. This dua reflects a believer’s desire for continuous self-improvement and closeness to Allah.
This supplication seeks Allah’s protection from arrogance, a major sin that corrupts the heart and destroys good deeds. Arrogance leads to ingratitude, division, and rejection of truth, as seen in Iblis’s disobedience. The prayer emphasizes humility, self-reflection, and respect for others to avoid pride. Regularly reciting it helps safeguard faith and maintain Allah’s pleasure.
The dua *”اللهم افتح لنا أبواب الخير”* means *”O Allah, open for us the doors of goodness.”* It asks Allah for blessings in provision, knowledge, health, opportunities, and protection from evil. Recite it during prayers, when seeking success, or in difficult times. It strengthens trust in Allah and aligns with Quranic teachings about seeking divine goodness. A concise yet powerful supplication.
The phrase “اللهم تقبل صيامنا وقيامنا” translates to “O Allah, accept our fasting and night prayers.” It is a supplication seeking Allah’s acceptance of worship, emphasizing sincerity and divine grace. It highlights spiritual devotion, self-accountability, and reliance on Allah’s mercy, often recited during Ramadan but applicable to all acts of worship.
This supplication asks Allah to prevent worldly concerns from dominating our lives, emphasizing spiritual and eternal goals over materialism. It warns against greed, stress, and distraction from the Hereafter, aligning with Prophetic teachings on balance and moderation. Recite it during daily prayers or when overly attached to worldly gains, seeking Allah’s help in prioritizing eternal success.
The supplication “اللهم أعنا على قيام الليل” seeks Allah’s help in performing night prayers (Qiyam al-Layl), acknowledging human weakness and dependence on Him. Night prayer is a virtuous act that brings closeness to Allah, forgiveness, and spiritual growth. The du’a reflects humility, recognizing that success in worship requires both effort and divine assistance. May Allah enable us to pray at night sincerely.
The supplication “اللهم اجعلنا من أهل الفلاح” asks Allah to make us among the successful, encompassing worldly prosperity and spiritual salvation. Rooted in Quranic teachings, it reflects humility and dependence on Allah. Recite it in prayers, during hardships, or as daily dhikr. Achieving *falah* requires taqwa, prayer, halal sustenance, and patience. A timeless plea for eternal success.
This dua, *”اللهم افتح علينا بركات من السماء والأرض,”* means *”O Allah, open for us the blessings from the heavens and the earth.”* It calls upon Allah to grant abundant spiritual and material blessings, including sustenance, guidance, health, and prosperity. The phrase *”from the heavens and the earth”* signifies a comprehensive request for divine favor in all aspects of life. It reflects humility, dependence on Allah, and trust in His provision. Recite it during prayers, times of need, or when seeking gratitude and abundance.
The dua *”اللهم اجعلنا من الصابرين”* asks Allah to include us among the patient. *Sabr* (patience) involves enduring hardships, obeying Allah, and avoiding sin. It’s vital for trials, earning rewards, and strengthening faith. Recite it during struggles or daily. The Prophet (ﷺ) praised patience, and Allah promises relief and mercy to the patient.