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A Precious Gift from My Late Mother.

This beautiful du’a was a heartfelt gift from my beloved late mother. It carries immense blessings and is a reminder of her love and faith. I humbly request you to include this du’a in your everyday prayers, InshaAllah.

Kindly remember my parents in your blessed du’as. May Allah SWT grant them Jannah and shower His mercy upon them. Ameen ya Rabbil Alamin 🤲🏼

Jazakallahu Khair.

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A Precious Gift from My Late Mother.

This beautiful du’a was a heartfelt gift from my beloved late mother. It carries immense blessings and is a reminder of her love and faith. I humbly request you to include this du’a in your everyday prayers, InshaAllah.

Kindly remember my parents in your blessed du’as. May Allah SWT grant them Jannah and shower His mercy upon them. Ameen ya Rabbil Alamin 🤲🏼

Jazakallahu Khair.

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“Whoever recites Ayatul Kursi after every obligatory prayer, nothing stands in the way between him and Paradise except death.”

— Hadith An-Nasa’i

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A very special gift

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ

The following dua, lovingly passed down by my mother before her departure from this world, holds profound beauty and completeness. It's a treasure that has enriched my life, and I believe it can do the same for others. I invite you to embrace it in your daily prayers and share this gift with those dear to you. In doing so, kindly remember my mother, our family, and me in your blessed duas.

Jazakallahu Khairun ❤️🤲🏼

Supplication:

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ

‎يا الله، أنصرنا فإنك أنت خير الناصرين. يا الله وافتح لنا فإنك أنت خير الفاتحين. يا الله واغفر لنا فإنك أنت خير الغافرين. يا الله وارحمنا فإنك أنت خير الراحمين. يا الله وارزقنا فإنك أنت خير الرازقين. يا الله، واحفظنا فإنك أنت خير الحافظين. يا الله واهدنا ونجنا من القوم الظالمين

آمين يا رب العالمين 🤲🏼

Transliteration:

Ya Allah, ansurna fa innaka anta khairun nasireen. Ya Allah, waftah lana fa innaka anta khairul fatiheen. Ya Allah, waghfirlana fa innaka anta khairul ghafireen. Ya Allah, warhamna fa innaka anta khairur rahimeen. Ya Allah, warzuqna fa innaka anta khairur raziqeen. Ya Allah, wahfazna fa innaka anta khairul hafizeen. Ya Allah, wahdina wa najjina minal qawmiz zalimeen.

Ameen ya Rabbil Alamin 🤲🏼

Translation:

O Allah, help us, for indeed You are the best of helpers. O Allah, grant us success, for indeed You are the best of those who grant success. O Allah, forgive us, for indeed You are the best of forgivers. O Allah, have mercy on us, for indeed You are the most merciful. O Allah, provide for us, for indeed You are the best of providers. O Allah, protect us for indeed You are the best of protectors. O Allah, guide us and save us from unjust people.

Ameen ya Rabbil Alamin 🤲🏼

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"The one who relieves the distress of a believer, Allah will relieve his distress on the Day of Judgment."

— Sahih Al-Bukhari

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Fear of Allah, tawadu' (humility), and adab (respect). When these attributes are acquired, a person reaches the place where awliya' Allah (friends of Allah) are made. The making is Allah's task; you just need to bring your essentials. Your job is to carry the complete essentials.

— Muslim Smiles

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“You will not find greatness or growth in the box of comfort.”

— Muslim Smiles

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Peaceful is always beautiful.

— Muslim Smiles

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Without Knowledge a person can not be truly humble and patient.

— Muslim Smiles

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We are reminded of our mistakes and sins by Allah SWT to promptly seek true forgiveness. It’s the unfortunate ones who never recognise their own faults.

— Islamic Wisdom

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A human is sent into this world to learn three things: to value the blessings and favors of Allah SWT, to serve the creation of the Lord, and to avoid associating partners with Him.

— Islamic Wisdom

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Knowledge makes a person appreciate every little thing, while ignorance keeps one even from recognizing the Almighty.

— Islamic Wisdom

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Continue to practice humility and keep your intentions pure; then, the darkness of negligence and ignorance will gradually lift, and your soul will increasingly be purified by the light of knowledge.

— Islamic Wisdom

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“The treasures of Allah's miracles are kept in the chests of belief and faith.”

— Muslim Smiles

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“Sometimes a reader of the book finds treasure that even the writer of that book was unaware of.”

— Muslim Smiles

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"If someone appears small to you, either you are looking at them from a distance or with arrogance."

— Islamic Wisdom

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DECEASED PARENTS

When a parent passes away remember that you have begun a new phase of birr (dutifulness) to that parent.

Birr after death is the truest and most sincere forms of birr because birr during their lifetime could be tainted with show-off, being polite (as opposed to sincere) and expecting praise from the parents or others. As for after their death, then only Allah hears and sees you.

A deceased parent is in greater need of his/her children - even more than when they the parent was alive. What children do for the parents during the parent's lifetime is for the worldly needs.

But after death only Allah knows what good and bad is in store for the deceased in the grave.

Du'a - i.e., supplication to Allah - for rahmah (mercy), asking Allah to shower the deceased with His mercy is invaluable for the deceased.

Through the child's Du'a, Allah - with His grace and mercy - enlightens the grave removing the darkness and expands the grave thus removing the suffering. And Allah makes the grave a garden from the gardens of Paradise for the deceased.

Therefore, always remember your deceased parent/s, and always ask Allah to shower them with His mercy, enlighten their grave and expand it.

For example as you are about have a meal think about the many wonderful meals your mother had prepared for you and how she looked after you all your life. Your heart will surely soften and at that point, let it drive you to offer a similar meal to an orphan, widow, divorced or needy person on behalf of your deceased parent, begging of Allah to reward them for it. Give charity on their behalf, recalling the many favours they did for you.

Never forget parents. No matter how harsh they may have been with you, only Allah knows the love they had in their hearts for you.

Remember them in your Du'a during sujood - the prostration - between the adhaan - the call for prayer - and the iqamah - the in-masjid call for prayer just a minute before congregational prayer, and in every act of worship and at all times.

Give charity on their behalf privately, wipe away the tears of orphans, widows and divorced (through charity) on behalf of your parents, quench the thirst of the thirsty on their behalf (by having a well dug, for example).

Go out of your way to be the best child to your parents for they have sacrificed much to raise you.

This is the Du'a for parents

رَبِّ اغْفِرْ لَهُمَا كَمَا رَبَّيَانِي صَغِيرًا

*Rabbighfir lahuma kama rabbayani sagheera*

{Quran surah 17, verse 24}

Translation :

'My Lord .. Bestow thy mercy on my parent/s as they cherished and raised me in my childhood'

Lastly let us teach our children about this Du'a for one day we all shall need it.

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