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Islamic expressions possess great depth and represent the very essence of faith, gratitude, and remembering Allah. One of them is Barakallah. One hears it daily, but the meaning seems very obscure, especially if a Muslim is not quite fluent in Arabic. But its simplicity encapsulates an exceptionally beautiful dua for blessings. If you and your […]
In Islam, marriage is a holy tie built upon love, mercy, and mutual understanding. Yet, every marriage is accompanied by challenges. At times, these problems can bring to mind the idea of separation or divorce. Though in Islam, divorce is not forbidden, it is, however the most dislike lawful act. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be […]
Laziness is something that easily creeps into our lives and hinders productivity and the delay of our goals. Islam has spiritual remedies for such challenges, including specific supplications (duas) that help us overcome laziness and embrace a proactive attitude. In this article, we explore the importance of seeking Allah’s help against laziness and provide a […]
Surah Taha, the 20th chapter of the Quran, is a beautiful and profound Surah revealed in Makkah. Comprised of 135 verses, it conveys powerful messages about faith, the oneness of Allah, and the stories of past prophets, particularly Prophet Musa (AS). Surah Taha has been a source of spiritual strength and guidance for Muslims throughout […]
Dua Qunoot is another important supplication in the Muslim tradition. It is a request for protection, mercy, guidance, and relief of difficulties, often recited during the Witr. The word “Qunoot” in Arabic literally is “obedience” or “devotion,” in the sense of humility before Allah (SWT). This prayer is an expression of trust in Allah’s power […]
In Islam, the relationship between believers does not come to an end when the body dies. Even though someone may leave this earth. Their loved ones can do a lot for the benefit of his or her soul. The most significant way of achieving this is through dua or supplication. Dua for the dead is, […]
In Islam, there are many ways of worship that bring the believer closer to Allah and help fulfill their needs and desires. Among them is Salatul Hajat Dua, a special prayer performed when seeking Allah’s assistance or fulfilling a specific need. This practice holds a special place in the lives of Muslims, as it serves […]
Duas for Witr, is special, as it is highly recommend among the voluntary prayers and offered at night. In this way, it distinguishes itself because it is done odd numbers as “witr” means odd number, completes all the prayers of the day. It is offer between the time when Isha prayer is finished and Fajr […]
The evil eye, also known as al-‘ayn in Arabic, is a form of spiritual affliction due to envy or excessive admiration. It can cause a person harm, bad fortune, or negative impacts in health, wealth, and well-being. Islam recognizes this aspect of the evil eye, thereby providing protection through specific Dua to Save from the Evil Eye (prayers) and practices rooted in the Quran and Sunnah. Islam gives us Dua for protection from enemies and Quranic verses that not only protect us from […]
Dua Hajat, or the “Prayer of Need,” is a very powerful act of worship in Islam, where Muslims can seek Allah’s help and guidance in times of need. It reflects the essence of a believer’s reliance on Allah, acknowledging that He alone holds the power to resolve all matters. This practice is deeply roots in […]