Supplication (Dua)

Invocations in Islam and the merits of the duas

The importance of dhikr, duas and the invocation of Allah is very great. There are many verses in the Quran on this subject.

The merits of the douas in the Quran

{ So mention/remember Me , I remember you , and thank/be grateful to Me and do not disbelieve . } [Surah 2, al Baqara - Verse 152]

{ That truly the Moslems/submitters (M) , and the Moslems/submitters (F), and the believers (M), and the believers (F), and the obeying humbly (M) , and the obeying humbly (F) , and the truthful (M), and the truthful (F), and the patient (M), and the patient (F), and the humble/submissive (M) , and the humble/submissive (F) , and the charity givers (M), and the charity givers (F), and the fasters (M) ,and the fasters (F) , and the protecting/observing (M) their genital parts between their (M) legs, and the protecting/observing (F) , and the mentioning/remembering God much, and the mentioning/remembering (F) , God prepared for them a forgiveness and a great reward . } [Surah 33, al Ahzab - Verse 35]

{ You, you those who believed, remember/mention God much remembering/mentioning . } [Surah 33, al Ahzab - Verse 41]

{ And remember/mention your Lord in your self humbly and humiliated, and hiddenly/secretly and other than the publicized/declared from the saying/opinion and belief at the early morning , and the evenings to sunsets , and do not be from the ignoring/disregarding. } [Surah 7, al A'raf - Verse 205]

The merits of the invocation in the Sunna

In a hadith reported by Imam al Bukhari, the Messenger of Allah (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) said: "The difference between one who calls on his Lord and whoever does not invoke it is like the difference between the living and the dead. "In another narrative narrated by at-Tirmidhi and Ibn Maja, the prophet (sallallahou 'alayhi wa sallam) said:" Do you want me to tell you which is the best of your actions, the purest for your Lord, who lifts you to the highest degree, which is better for you than to give alms of your gold and your silver, and better than to meet your enemy and to strike him in the neck or that he hits you on the neck? They said, "Yes. "He replied," The invocation of Allah. "

In the same sense, Allah said in a hadh qudoussi reported by al Bukhari and Muslim, the prophet (sallallahou 'alayhi wa sallam) said: "Allah said: " I am for my servant what he thinks I am, and I will be with him each time he evokes Me, if He evokes Me in him, I will evoke him in Me, if he evokes Me in an assembly, I will evoke it in a better assembly. And if he approaches a span, I will approach a cubit and if he approaches a cubit, I will approach him from an armful. And if he comes to the walk, I will hastily go to him. "

Also, a man questioned the Messenger of Allah. (sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam) in these words: "O Messenger of Allah! There are too many Islamic laws for me, tell me something I will hold on to. He replied, "May your tongue never cease to invoke Allah. "

Among the other hadiths on the merits of dhikr and invocation: "Anyone who sits in a place without invoking Allah will be a loss to him. And whoever lies down in a place without invoking Allah, it will be a loss for him. "The prophet (sallallahou 'alayhi wa sallam) also says:" When a group of people sits down without mentioning Allah and praying over their Prophet, it will be for them a breach. If He wills He will punish them and if He wills, He will forgive them. "

Hisnul Muslim

Hisnul Muslim is a book which brings together the majority of everyday invocations in the life of the Muslim. All the doua in the citadel of the Muslim are taken from authentic Hadiths according to the opinion of the majority of scholars. Below is the list of supplications:

• Upon Waking Up
• When wearing clothes
• When wearing new clothes
• Said to someone wearing new clothes
• Before undressing
• Before entering the toilet
• After leaving the toilet
• When starting ablution (wudu)
• Upon completing ablution (Wudu)
• When leaving home
• Upon entering home
• When going to the Masjid
• Upon entering the Masjid
• Upon leaving the Masjid
• When we hear the call to prayer, after the adhan and before the iqama
• When we start prayer
• While bowing in salah (ruku')
• Upon rising from ruku'
• During prostration in prayer
• Between the 2 prostrations (sajdatayn)
• When there is a verse of prostration
• Tashahhud
• Prayer for the Prophet ﷺ after Tashahhud
• Between the last tashahhud and the final salam
• After the final salam, the dhikr after the prayer
• Al-Istikhara, the prayer of consultation
• On morning (fajr) and evening (maghrib)
• Before sleeping
• Turning around at night when sleeping or changing sides
• In case of restlessness and fear during sleep
• When you have a bad dream or a nightmare
• Qunut al-Witr during prayer
• Right after the witr prayer salam
• Against anxiety, sorrow and grief
• For a person in distress
• Upon encountering an enemy or those of authority
• For fear of the oppression of the rulers and leaders
• Against his enemies
• When you are afraid of a group of people
• For someone who doubts their belief
• For debt settlement
• For those who have waswas during prayer
• Before an exam, an interview, something difficult
• Upon committing a sin
• For expelling the devil and his whisperings
• In the event of an accident
• To congratulate someone on a birth
• To place children under the protection of Allah
• When we visit a sick, what we tell them
• The merit of visiting a sick person
• For the patient who no longer believes in his chances of staying alive
• For someone who is dying
• For those who suffer from calamity or death
• By closing the deceased's eyes
• For the deceased at funeral prayer
• When the deceased is a child at the janaza
• To offer condolences
• When the deceased is placed in the grave
• After burying the deceased
• When we visit the graves
• When the wind blows or during a storm
• When we hear thunder
• To Get the rain
• When it rains
• After it rained
• To ask for skies
• By locating the crescent of the new moon
• Upon breaking fast
• Before eating
• Upon completion of a meal, after eating
• Of the guest for the host
• To those who offer food or drink
• When someone breaks the fast at someone's home
• By the faster when he is presented with something to eat and he does not break his fast
• If you Get insulted during the fast
• Seeing the first fruits, or not yand ripe
• When we sneeze
• To a kafir who praises Allah after sneezing
• For the newlyweds
• At the wedding night
• Before intimate intercourse
• When angry
• Upon seeing someone in trial or tribulation
• During a session or a gathering
• For the atonement for sins after a gathering
• To respond to a request for forgiveness
• To the one who does you a favor
• To protect yourself from the Dajjal, doua against the Dajjal
• When someone says he loves us in Allah
• For those who donate
• When settling a debt to its debtor
• When we are afraid of chirk or falling into the association
• To respond to someone who thanks us
• On the prohibition of bad omens, bad omens
• When you take transport, your car or when you ride on an animal
• For traver, When traveling, the traveler's doua
• Upon entering a town, village, etc...
• When you enter the markand or the store
• When the frame stumbles, the car slips ...
• For the traveler to the resident, say goodbye to his family
• Of the resident for the traveler
• Remembrance while ascending and descending
• Prayer of the traveler as dawn approaches
• During a stopover lodging somewhere
• When returning from travel
• After receiving good news or bad
• The merits of praying for the Prophet ﷺ
• The merits of spending the salam
• How to respond salam to a non-Muslim
• After hearing a rooster crow or a donkey bray
• When you hear the barking of dogs
• When you insult someone or mistreat someone
• When we praise someone's merits
• For those who receive praise
• Talbiya when performing Hajj or Umrah
• When we pass at the level of the black stone
• Between the Yemeni corner and the Black Stone
• When you are on the Safa and Marwa mountains
• On the day of Arafat, the dua of Arafat
• al-Mash'ar al-Haram, the sacred site
• During the stone throw at Jamarat
• During a moment of wonder and pleasure
• After receiving good news
• When you feel pain in the body
• Against the evil eye
• To say when we are surprised, in case of fear
• When you slaughter an animal or offer a sacrifice
• To protect yourself from all harm
• To seek forgiveness and repentance
• The merits of saying Subhanallah, al Hamdulillah, La ilaha illallah and Allahu akbar
• How the Prophet ﷺ did the tasbih
• When night falls and the children play outside