#dua for rizq money

[refat-ahmed]

“The most beautiful form of rizq is not money, rather it is tranquility of the soul, healthiness of the body, purity of the heart, soundness of thought, the dua from a mother, kindness of a father, the presence of a brother or sister, laughter of your children, caring of a friend and a dua from someone who loves you for the sake of Allah. May Allah bless you with all these forms of Rizq.”

[hamdosana]

Rizq: The most beautiful form of rizq is not money, rather it is, Trancquility of a soul, Healthiness of a body, Purity of a heart, Soundness of a thought, Dua from a mother, Kindness of a father, Presence of a brother, Laughter of a son, Caring of a friend, Dua from someone who loves you for the sake of Allah. May Allah swt grant you all these forms of rizq. Ameen

[humi-say]

Rizq: The most beautiful form of rizg is not money, rather it is, Tranquility of a soul, Healthiness of a body, Purity of a heart, Soundness of a thought, Dua from a mother, Kindness of a father, Presence of a brother, Laughter of a son, Caring of a friend, Dua from someone who loves you for the sake of Allah. May Allah swt grant you all these forms of rizq. Ameen ❤️

[sabbaticaljournal]

Rizq

The most beautiful form of rizq is not money, rather it is,

Tranquility of a soul,

Healthiness of a body,

Purity of a heart,

Soundness of a thought,

Dua from a mother,

Kindness of a father,

Presence of a brother,

Marrying the right person,

Caring of a friend,

Dua from someone who loves you for the sake of Allah.

May Allah swt grant you all these forms of rizq.

The help of Allah is near

[zainshergil]

Last 10 days are here.

It's time for more Sujood's, more Duas and more Istighfar.

Laylatul Qadr~

it is said that on this night, we have the ability to change our

destiny through supplication and praying to God

Remember this is the night in which Allah decrees your rizq

(provisions) for the coming year, so implore Allah; cry your

heart out as they say so that He may give you what you desire

Don't think what you're asking for is too much for Allah,

nothing you ask will decrease His dominion. You want money

ask Him, you want a wife/husband ask Him, you want a a job

ask Him, you want children ask Him, you want peace of heart

ask Him, anything you desire ask

Remember that you must focus and concentrate when you

pray and make dua's.

[muslimdua]

Dua For Money In Islam

Dua For Money In Islam

Dua is very powerful, with the help of dua we can get anything. Dua for money is useful for removing poverty from your life. For the getting wealth in your life you should have to work also with the dua because the dua is only accepted when you are not totally depends on dua or for luck because the luck or dua works when you works for getting your dream. When you have a passion to get something,…

[susanhorak]

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[folana]

My father (Allahuma Barik) has been super adiment on staying away from ribaa and teaching us to stand firm on our deen even when situations may be tough at times. I am about to start a new/final school in a couple of months and they only offered loans. My sister and I would talk to muslims who we’re already in these schools and we would be bombarded with “Why don’t you just take out the loan, you can just pay it later?” or even “There’s nothing we can do sis, it must be done.” I was so confused because my father told us all of the ayat and hadith about ribaa and how severe it was and people have simply just shrugged their shoulders to the matter. I was really sad and anxious about how I was going to be able to finish this new stage of my life, I am so close to being done for good but there’s this thing in the way that would compromise my deen. I tried to simply forget about it and put my trust in Allah. Then, a couple months ago, I was working in a pharmacy and got to experience first hand what it was like to be in debt. Many of the pharmacists have paid double their tuition but because of the interest buildup, they are still paying. They work from early in the morning when it’s dark out to late at night where they still see nothing but darkness. They feel like slaves. Slaves to the system and wished that when they were younger, they looked into their choices and decisions. It all seems fine now, “I can pay later”... but who promised you a later? Who knows what your situation would be in the future. It was so sad seeing them break down and feel like they would never be able to fully enjoy themselves ever again. They are in it for the long run and I truly feel like Allah showed me that to mirror what my life would and could possibly be like if I disobeyed Him for what I want out of this dunya. Yeah, they have the fancy cars and the “Dr.” title before their last names but they are truly and utterly MISERABLE. The money means absolutely nothing to them at this point. I say this all to be a reminder to my nafs. To stay firm on the deen and to not worry. To put your trust in Allah, the Lord of the heavens and the earth, the One who is able to provide all sorts of rizq. May Allah provide and aid me with the means of finishing these last four years with halal money and to stay away from ribaa at all costs. As the Messenger of Allah ‎ﷺ said, “You will never leave something for the sake of Allah, but Allah will give you something better in return.” {Ahmad} Please keep me in your duas and I pray that Allah makes this journey easy for me and anyone else. Ameen.

[julaibib]

please make dua for me! i am in need of money and i can’t find a job! please make dua so i can find a job.

May Allah increase your Rizq,

[haythamibrahim]

Amazing Dua For Wealth, Rizq, Money ,Business, Provision, Job, Rizak Rizaq (2021)

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[islamicrays]

Significance of ashura/Muharram? Are dua’s guaranteed during this time as well?

Assalamu Alaikum

The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, “Fasting the day of `Ashura’, I hope that Allah will accept it as expiation for the previous year.”

(Reported by Muslim)

“ʿĀshūrā is a key to increasing rizq for the rest of the year. Give your family presents, money, and take them out for dinner. Keep in mind that ʿĀshūrā starts at maghrib the night before (on the ninth day of Muharram) and finishes at maghrib on the 10th day of Muharram. If you plan on going out for dinner then it needs to be the night before, because you will be fasting on the day of ʿĀshūrā.

The Messenger ﷺ said, ❝Whoever increases his spending upon his family on the day of ʿĀshūrā, Allah eases his life for the rest of the year.❞ [Shu'ab al-Iman, Al-Bayhaqi]

Sufyān ibn ʿUyainah would say, ❝We have tried for 50 or 60 years and we only found it to be good.❞ Jābir (ra) said, ❝We tried and found that it works.❞ Shuʿbah also said the same.

- These words have been reported from the Prophet ﷺ and authenticated by al-Suyūṭī. Likewise, al-Kurdī graded the tradition ḥasan in al-Ḥawāshī al-Madaniyyah, al-Bayhaqī strengthened this tradition considering the multiplicity of chains, and al-Haskafī authenticated it in al-Durr al-Mukhtār, and Ibn ‘Abidin in Radd al-Muhtar. These words are also reported from many of the Salaf including ʿUmar (ra) authentically.

It should be noted that although there is a difference of opinion about the authenticity of the chains of the hadith at hand, in practice, all four sunni schools of thought are in agreement that generosity and increased spending on the family on the day of ʿĀshūrā is an encouraged practice.”

-Abdul Wahab Saleem

As for reading you can recite anything. You may read quran, nafl, astaghfirullah, salawat etc. Our dua are always answered. Our dua are always answered as narrated in hadith:

The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Any Muslim who makes a supplication containing nothing which is sinful, or which involves breaking ties of relationship, will be given for it by Allah one of three things: He will give him swift answer, or store it up for him in the next world, or turn away from him an equivalent amount of evil.” Those who heard it said they would then make many supplications and he (peace be upon him) replied that Allah was more ready to answer than they were to ask.

(Al-Tirmidhi Hadith 2257)

May Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala guide us to the straight path.

Allahumma Ameen

[ukhtiemaryam]

Surah Duha & struggling with low mood & depression 😔

Most of us know this Surah by heart. It was revealed to the Prophet (peace be upon him) at a time when he had not received any revelation for six months. He was in a very disturbed state of mind, feeling negative and depressed and believing that Allah was displeased with him, had forgotten him...

Don’t we have similar feelings in our lives? Times when our level of imaan is low, our khushoo in salah wavers and we feel a drop in our connection with Allah?* We feel like our duas are not being answered, our salah is not having a positive impact on our hearts, and worst of all the feeling that we’re horrible human beings, that Allah doesn’t love us or doesn’t care about us anymore.

Surah Ad-Duha was revealed to the Prophet (sallalahu aleihi wa sallam) to relieve him of these negative feelings and to give him hope, positivity, and the assurance that Allah is with him no matter what.

So what does this surah say?

Wad duhaa— By the morning brightness

This is the first thing you need to hear when you’re depressed: Wake up, look at the sunshine! Everything in life is not doom and gloom– you just have to look up!

Wal laili iza sajaa— And [by] the night when it covers with darkness,

A reminder to us that the night is meant to cover and give us comfort and rest. Generally when we’re depressed, we tend to get into a very bad sleep pattern by staying up at night and sleeping all day, thereby worsening our state of mind. This aayah reminds us to use the night as a comfort to ease our distress.

Ma wad da’aka rabbuka wa ma qalaa -Your Lord has not taken leave of you, [O Muhammad], nor has He detested [you].

This is a very powerful verse from Allah telling us that He doesn’t hate us and hasn’t forgotten us– reminding the depressed person that He is always by his or her side!

Walal-aakhiratu khairul laka minal-oola— And the Hereafter is better for you than the first [life].

Many times when we’re depressed we think: Is this all my life is going to be? Is it never going to get better? This aayah serves as a perfect answer to those questions, reminding us that life in this world is temporary and that Aakhira is certainly a better, more permanent place for us than this world could ever be. This makes us look forward to attaining our place in Jannah and helps us look at any problems in our lives as temporary tests of our faith from Allah.

Wa la sawfa y’uteeka rabbuka fatarda— And your Lord is going to give you, and you will be satisfied. A promise from Allah that very soon he will give us a massive reward (Jannah) and we will be happy! Subhanallah! Isn’t this the best thing to hear when you’re depressed and fed up with this worldly life and the problems you’re facing?

Alam ya jidka yateeman fa aawaa – Did He not find you an orphan and give [you] refuge?

Now many of us may think: how would this aayah about orphans relate to the majority of us? Think about it– weren’t there many times in your life when you were sick or lonely and felt like you had nobody who cared about you? Who was the only one by your side at that time? Allah! It was He who took care of you and guided you out of that stage in life.

Wa wa jadaka daal lan fahada— And He found you lost and guided [you].

How many of us, despite being born Muslims or even reverts after some turbulent events, have found ourselves misguided and straying away from Islam in the past? It was Allah who gave us that hidaya and brought us back to the straight path and to Him and made us practicing Muslims. Alhamdulillah!

Wa wa jadaka ‘aa-ilan fa aghnaa— And He found you poor and made [you] self-sufficient.

Many of us have probably gone through many periods in our lives when we have been short of money and wealth. Now when we look back we realize that it was only Allah who gave us that rizq in some form and got us through those tough financial times. When a person is depressed, giving him or her examples of how Allah has helped them in the past will strengthen their conviction and belief in the promises Allah makes in this surah for their future.

Fa am mal yateema fala taqhar — So as for the orphan, do not oppress [him].

Depressed people are mostly consumed with their situation and feel that nobody could possibly be in a worse situation. This aayah reminds us to look at people who are in far worse situations than ourselves when we’re feeling hopeless and depressed— Look at the orphans, who have no family or loved ones and nobody to care for them. We have families and parents who love us, a roof over our heads and food on the table and we still think we’re in a bad situation? Subhanallah!

Wa am mas saa-ila fala tanhar— And as for the petitioner, do not repel [him].

Another example is of the beggar – to once again remind us of the many material blessings that Allah has given us that we take for granted – food, clothing and shelter. How many of us have ever gone to sleep hungry? How many of us don’t have clothes to wear? Or don’t have a home to go to? These examples of the orphan and the beggar are ones we should constantly remind ourselves of to be thankful for the numerous blessings Allah has given us, get over our depression and feel connected to Allah again, out of gratitude

Wa amma bi ne’mati rabbika fahad dith – But as for the favor of your Lord, report [it].

This final aayah is about maintaining that renewed faith and bond with Allah – by pondering, glorifying and talking about the blessings of Allah! Either in terms of halaqas, discussions with family and friends or even da’wah! Dhikr, reading quran and listening to lectures are also great ways to keep the remembrance of Allah close to your heart!

So the next time you feel disconnected, disheartened or depressed with your level of Imaan and your connection with Allah – read Surah Ad Duha and ponder over its meanings – in-sha'-Allah it will restore your faith and increase your belief in the greatness of Allah.

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Dua for Rizq Money