@ruhlyapp: you can do everything right and still not get it. here's the half of dua nobody talks about 🤍 the Prophet ﷺ asked Allah for three things for his ummah. one was withheld. so a "no" was never proof you did something wrong. before you give up on the dua you're carrying, ask: 1. is it clean? (and is my income, food, and life clean?) 2. have i done my part? last third, sujud, between adhan and iqamah, istighfar 3. is the door still open? no sincere dua is wasted. it's given now, saved for your akhirah, or it pushes away a harm you'll never know about. save this for the night you're about to say "it wasn't answered." ruhly launches this ramadan. waitlist in bio. #islamicreminder #dua #tahajjud #muslimriktok #ruhly

No Name :

Can you do multiple different dua?

Grateful Soul :

Ya Allah keep my heart firm upon your Deen.. Allahuma Ameen yarabi

lvrplfan :

عليّ :

Remind me every time you see this

مريم لاري :

❣️

𝐌𝐈𝐊𝐄𝐘🔥 :

The Prophet ﷺ said: "Whoever says: 'SubhanAllah wa bihamdihi' 100 times, his sins will be forgiven even if they are like the foam of the sea." (Bukhari: 6405, Muslim: 2691)

little butterfly 🦋 :

@little butterfly 🦋:i copied nd pasted this from someone🥰 hope this helps someone in need of at the right time 🥰 here it is guys, share with someone u think needs it. For a long time, I thought waking up in the middle of the night to pray was just a giant test of being tough. If I overslept, I thought I just wasn't trying hard enough. So I'd set a bunch of loud alarms. I put my phone across the room, and felt super grumpy and mad at myself in the morning. It never worked for long before I just gave up. Then, I found an old, dusty notebook while cleaning out my grandma's attic! Inside, tucked right next to old cookie recipes I never got to taste… She wrote down a smart little trick about how our bodies handle water before bedtime. Don't worry, my grandma wasn't a Hogwarts resident or a doctor or anything. I guess she just really wanted a way to wake up early super bad! So I started reading that yellowish page. Her trick was drinking just the right amount of water right before going to sleep. Not too much, but just enough to work with your body's natural clock so it wakes you up gently, without a loud, scary alarm blaring in your ear. Think about how our bodies work for a second. We are incredible machines made by Allah! We have an internal clock. When you drink water at a specific time before closing your eyes, your body will gently nudge you awake, no alarm needed. Instead of your heart jumping out of your chest because a phone is screaming across the room, your body just says, "Hey, time to get up." It's smooth. It's peaceful. When I tried it, I woke up at 3:42 AM. No grumpy panic for once. Just a quiet, peaceful morning in a silent house. After a few days, my body got used to it. Waking up early stopped feeling impossible. And let me tell you why this is so cool. When you start your day when it's super quiet, you can make fresh water wudu in the dark, talk to Allah, focus better, and feel totally at peace. You aren't rushing. You can just pour your heart out in sujood and ask Him for whatever your soul needs. And good things... like rizq... started happening, too! Doors started opening in ways I couldn't have planned on my own.