Dua
Dua is a profound act of worship in Islam, allowing believers to communicate directly with Allah (SWT). It is a means of seeking guidance, mercy, protection, and blessings. No matter the situation, making heartfelt supplications strengthens faith and brings a sense of peace and reliance on Allah’s divine wisdom.
Dua Before Eating (if you forget to Recite)
Dua Before Eating
Dua Before Sleeping
Dua After Eating Meal
Dua Before entering the toilet
Dua after awakening
dua after sneezing
Dua after exiting the toilet
Dua for ride
Dua after sneezing
Dua when looking
in the mirror
Dua at the time of dressing
Dua for iftar
Dua at the time of entering cemetry
Dua at the time of leaving home
Dua-e-qunoot
emaan-e-mufassal
dua for entering
the home
Dua for controlling
anger
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dua for parents
dua for smiling muslim
dua when entering in mosque
dua for increasing the knowledge
dua for favor
thanking
dua when leaving the mosque
dua for janazah (Funeral) of a girl
dua of taraweeh
Dua for Janazah (Funeral) of an Adult
Dua for Janazah (Funeral) of a boy
Dua for Janazah (Funeral) of a boy
Dua for Janazah (Funeral) of a girl
The Importance of Dua in Islam
- A direct connection with Allah, showing complete trust in Him.
- Encourages patience and reliance on Allah’s wisdom.
- A source of peace, comfort, and spiritual healing.
- Removes hardships, grants blessings, and brings success.
- The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized the power of
sincere supplication.
The Best Times to Make Dua
- During Tahajjud (Late Night Prayer) – The time when Allah is closest to His servants.
- Between the Adhan and Iqamah – A time when duas are readily accepted.
- During Sujood (Prostration) – One of the most humbling and powerful moments in prayer.
- On Fridays & The Last Third of the Night – Blessed times for supplication.
- On the Day of Arafah (Hajj Season) – When duas are highly accepted.