Our beloved Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him), conveyed that there are 3 Duas that are not rejected:
1. Dua of a parent (for their child)
2. Dua of a traveler
3. Dua of a fasting person
A Muslim should benefit from the time of fasting until the first meal after the fast, remembering Allah and approaching Him through Dua. The last hour of Friday can be especially singled out, because on this day three reasons for accepting a Dua are gathered:
1. The very last hour of Friday
2. Dua of a fasting person
3. Dua in Ramadan
Ramadan is a time for Muslims to be diligent in their prayers, to ask Allah for blessings and mercy for themselves, relatives, friends, and friends, to ask Allah for the best, for the benefits of both this world and the next. Don’t be hesitant in your prayers; ask for both big and small things.
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: "Each of you should certainly ask Allah for all your needs, even (we are talking about repairing) for the strap of your torn sandal."
Remember that Allah's mercy for His servants is limitless, especially when you observe the prescribed fast, which is what Allah prefers!
Once the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said:
"If a Muslim who doesn't think evil and doesn't break family ties asks Allah for something, Allah will undoubtedly answer him or remove one of the misfortunes from him." "Well, then, we have a lot to wish from Allah!" the companions began to say. The Messenger of Allah replied to this: “The mercy of Allah is much more limitless than what you desire,” narrated by at-Tirmidhi and Imam Ahmad.
So let's not waste time in the month of Ramadan, Insha'Allah, and let's use this month wisely by increasing our Dua to the One who answers all calls.
Make Dua when you break your fast. Make Dua when you pray at night. Make Dua if you go to the mosque! Make Dua while on the road! Do it aloud, and do it to yourself! However, don't pass up this opportunity under any circumstances!
I pray to Allah Almighty to bless us during Ramadan and to allow us to increase our prayers during this blessed month. Amine!
1. Dua of a parent (for their child)
2. Dua of a traveler
3. Dua of a fasting person
A Muslim should benefit from the time of fasting until the first meal after the fast, remembering Allah and approaching Him through Dua. The last hour of Friday can be especially singled out, because on this day three reasons for accepting a Dua are gathered:
1. The very last hour of Friday
2. Dua of a fasting person
3. Dua in Ramadan
Ramadan is a time for Muslims to be diligent in their prayers, to ask Allah for blessings and mercy for themselves, relatives, friends, and friends, to ask Allah for the best, for the benefits of both this world and the next. Don’t be hesitant in your prayers; ask for both big and small things.
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: "Each of you should certainly ask Allah for all your needs, even (we are talking about repairing) for the strap of your torn sandal."
Remember that Allah's mercy for His servants is limitless, especially when you observe the prescribed fast, which is what Allah prefers!
Once the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said:
"If a Muslim who doesn't think evil and doesn't break family ties asks Allah for something, Allah will undoubtedly answer him or remove one of the misfortunes from him." "Well, then, we have a lot to wish from Allah!" the companions began to say. The Messenger of Allah replied to this: “The mercy of Allah is much more limitless than what you desire,” narrated by at-Tirmidhi and Imam Ahmad.
So let's not waste time in the month of Ramadan, Insha'Allah, and let's use this month wisely by increasing our Dua to the One who answers all calls.
Make Dua when you break your fast. Make Dua when you pray at night. Make Dua if you go to the mosque! Make Dua while on the road! Do it aloud, and do it to yourself! However, don't pass up this opportunity under any circumstances!
I pray to Allah Almighty to bless us during Ramadan and to allow us to increase our prayers during this blessed month. Amine!