Dua Requests

How'S your Eid Going?

Assalamualaykum
Jum'at Mubarak...
Brothers and Sisters, what does a mother mean to your world?
My mother is still recovering after her surgery, and last night she was taken to the ER.
I’d really appreciate your duas for her

May Allah remove her illness and grant her complete shifa.
May Allah bless our lives, the lives of our parents, and our families with barakah, health, and long life.
Aameen.

Salaam, asking for prayers for my cousin tomorrow. He's having open heart surgery. He's a young guy in his 40s, married, with two kids. He can use all the prayers and positive vibes please. Shookran!!

Istigfar honestly changed me in ways i can’t even explain properly. There were days my heart felt so heavy and somehow saying astaghfirullah over and over made me feel lighter.

Everything inside me would calm down. Like my chest felt lighter and I stopped overthinking.

Death has a strange way of reminding us that this world was never truly ours to keep.

Today, someone I love became a memory.
And no matter how prepared we think we are, loss still leaves silence in places words cannot reach.

Grief is such a lonely feeling.
Life continues around you, people keep talking, the world keeps moving but a part of your heart quietly stays behind with the person you lost.

Still, I pray that love never really disappears.
Maybe it simply changes form into memories, prayers, and longing that live inside us forever.

Rest peacefully, my dear niece 🤍

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Eid Mubarak everyone :)

Bismillah

Arafah Duaas for marriage

O Allah, bless me with a righteous husband who is kind, loving, emotionally safe, and deeply loyal.
Grant us a marriage filled with peace, affection, mercy, and a love that only grows stronger with time.

Ya Rabb, bless my future husband with abundant رزق, success, wisdom, and barakah in everything he does.
Make our marriage a door to happiness, comfort, stability, and a beautiful life in both dunya and akhirah.

O Allah, make me and my future husband the coolness of each other’s eyes.
Let our home be full of laughter, softness, القرآن, safety, love, and endless gratitude for every blessing You give us.

Ya Allah, I’m not asking for a perfect husband, but for a righteous man with a kind heart — gentle with me, mindful of You in the way he treats me, and loving me in a way that brings peace to my heart, never pain.

O Allah, bless me with a husband who is fully content with me, who sees me as the most beautiful blessing You’ve given him, so I may be the comfort of his heart and he may be my safety and mercy.

Ya Rabb, place between us a love that never fades, a mercy that never leaves, conversations that never grow old, and honesty that remains unchanged through every season of life.

Aameen Robbil Alamin 🤲🥰☝🏻

Could you please make du'a for my mom? She is still struggling to accept my brother's death and accept Allah's decision. She still asks questions like why it happened, why did Allah do that etc. which we really shouldn't. She also struggles to accept how others have all their kids and she doesn't etc. Like this is something very tough for me to hear as a Muslim but I also cannot correct her because nobody needs World War 5 over something like this and surely, Allah will not be happy with me either.

I have made my peace with it as difficult as it was, because I dont know. I guess I have a whole different level of spiritual and also wordly understanding of things she hasn't gotten to. Like it's all about sabr and certain level of imaan, and understandings regarding some specific things.

My family is practicing but I wouldn’t really call them spiritual. I know what I know through my own life's experiences and whatever came from Allah.

Again, these things are based on one's own individual "enlightenment", if you will. You can't just advice or say anything in these situations. She just needs a good amount of sabr and spiritual closeness with Allah. That is the only way she (and each and every single one of us who are alive right now) will ever find peace and solace.

So I kindly ask that on this day of Arafah, please ask Allah to forgive all of my mother's sins, the minors and the majors, and to give her true sabr and settle the internal and external unrest/chaos.

Losing my brother the way we did has extra blow after losing her mom, her sis, brothers, nieces and nephews....all after one another. They were very, very close. As for me...Allah gave me enough sabr to be able to accept His decision.

I mean really what you do other than accept it as qadr? I'm not gonna say or do something - anything - that will jeopardize my imaan and relationship with Allah over something that no human has any control over and something that each and every single one of us gonna taste...and which is just unavoidable.

I miss him everyday, I make du'a for him, I try to do my best to do sadaqa jariya for him. I have always wanted the best for my brother, I still do, and I always will. Both my love for him and my love for Allah helped me handle his loss the way I did. But I understand...not everyone is on the same path, level.

Please make du'a that all of us are reunited in Jannah. Jazakallah. Also, if there's anything you'd like me to ask Allah for you, please feel free to tell me.