Ok, now I have found that if one wishes to get any of his Du’a answered, he must recite the Opening verse, and also send prayers upon the Prophet, and end the Du’a by reciting prayers for the Prophet.
The problem is, I have found long ago that, a person has to send prayers upon the Prophet also in the middle of his Du’a.
Here the problem, what really confuses me and brings me to error is that I don’t have a concrete information of how to make any Du’a be answered instantly. Or if it is possible to do this, how can I do this if it is possible.
How can I know which name of God should I use in order for making Du’a?
Allow me to give you an example, if a person wishes to make Du’a for God for reversal of time, then what is the appropriate name of God for he to use it when making this one?
Is there a strong chapter, or a way in which I can end the Du’a to the point where the chances of getting it accepted and answered are very high?
How can I make up a Du’a which I want, and make it be in such that God enjoys it as per Quran?
Sometimes when I face a huge problem with my Christian grandmother who loves to create problems, I begin to say with sincerity: “how I wish I never been created.”
Is it sinful this one? If yes, how sinful it is?
It is really important to recite durud e Ibrahim even in the middle of Du’a? Or it is, in our choice?
P.S. please don’t get me wrong, I only gave an example of a Du’a. Now I’m trying to accept the way life it is made even if it is difficult. Can you please help me how to chose the appropriate names when making a Du’a? Because, sometimes I don’t know and I just use “O Allah” only. Hopefully I haven’t asked the same question.
I have found somewhere on a site that one should send blessings also in the middle of Supplication so that the chances of getting answered to be very high. What do you say about this? A false or true information? Because, in other sites I found that one should start sending blessings upon the Prophet and end it with the same prayer.
Re: Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by Nitro Zeus
I have found somewhere on a site that one should send blessings also in the middle of Supplication so that the chances of getting answered to be very high. What do you say about this? A false or true information? Because, in other sites I found that one should start sending blessings upon the Prophet and end it with the same prayer.
sending blessings on the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) take three forms:
1 – Sending blessings upon him before making du’aa’, and after praising Allaah , because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “When anyone of you makes du’aa’, let him start by glorifying his Lord and praising Him, then let him send blessings upon the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), then let him pray for whatever he wants.”
(Narrated by al-Tirmidhi, 3477)
2 – Sending blessings upon him at the beginning of the du’aa’, in the middle and at the end.
3 – Sending blessings upon him at the beginning and at the end, and one’s personal request may be made in between.
(Adapted from the words of Ibn al-Qayyim in Jila’ al-Afhaam, p. 531)
Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by azc
sending blessings on the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) take three forms:
1 – Sending blessings upon him before making du’aa’, and after praising Allaah , because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “When anyone of you makes du’aa’, let him start by glorifying his Lord and praising Him, then let him send blessings upon the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), then let him pray for whatever he wants.”
(Narrated by al-Tirmidhi, 3477)
2 – Sending blessings upon him at the beginning of the du’aa’, in the middle and at the end.
3 – Sending blessings upon him at the beginning and at the end, and one’s personal request may be made in between.
(Adapted from the words of Ibn al-Qayyim in Jila’ al-Afhaam, p. 531)
How should I know when I am in the middle? Because, sometimes I send blessings where it is not middle anymore.
Can you give me a clear example for me to understand how to make it? I mean, write a way in which you make Du’a so that I can take it as an example of how to do. If I haven’t done this correctly, then my Du’a won’t be answered?
Last edited by Nitro Zeus; 12-05-2018 at 07:57 PM.
Re: Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by Nitro Zeus
How should I know when I am in the middle? Because, sometimes I send blessings where it is not middle anymore.
Can you give me a clear example for me to understand how to make it? I mean, write a way in which you make Du’a so that I can take it as an example of how to do. If I haven’t done this correctly, then my Du’a won’t be answered?
1: Hamd (praising) of Allah
2: Durood (Sending blessings) on prophet
3: Dua as hereunder
a: dua for yourself
b: durood on prophet
c: dua for others (first parents then relatives, friends, all Muslims)
Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by azc
1: Hamd (praising) of Allah
2: Durood (Sending blessings) on prophet
3: Dua as hereunder
a: dua for yourself
b: durood on prophet
c: dua for others (first parents then relatives, friends, all Muslims)
3: durood on prophet
What is hereunder? Oh, thats mean I can make Du’a also for those who are non Muslims? Ooi, so that’s mean if I haven’t sent Du’a for hereunder( don’t know what it is) nor to relatives, friends and others) but I just send for the Prophet, then my Du’a is not answered, correct? And the easiest way to praise God is by reciting The Opener chapter?
Re: Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by Nitro Zeus
What is hereunder? Oh, thats mean I can make Du’a also for those who are non Muslims? Ooi, so that’s mean if I haven’t sent Du’a for hereunder( don’t know what it is) nor to relatives, friends and others) but I just send for the Prophet, then my Du’a is not answered, correct? And the easiest way to praise God is by reciting The Opener chapter?
as hereunder: I mean to say ''as written below''
you can do dua for non Muslims as well but only for their hidaya (guidance to Islam) at the end of dua
generally I read subhana kallahumma wa bihamdika.........till end, in the beginning of dua.
Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by MazharShafiq
Yes, if we pray for a good thing for others, Allah will give us such things.
Sometimes when things go very wrong, I start to go nuts and forget about everything and start also to curse the life without knowing what I’m saying. Does this curses be sent back? Or, I’ll be excused? Because, it is not my intent to curse, but when I get extremely angry, I lose my control and say things which are not correct. If For examples, others don’t want simply to pray for God To Cause something to happen the thing I wished, but only me alone I do, then the chances of getting accepted and answered will be very low, right? Just to be clarified.
Re: Questions regarding making Du’a and saying incorrect things out of anger
format_quote Originally Posted by azc
as hereunder: I mean to say ''as written below''
you can do dua for non Muslims as well but only for their hidaya (guidance to Islam) at the end of dua
generally I read subhana kallahumma wa bihamdika.........till end, in the beginning of dua.
You mean to recite the chapter called The Opener, then recite The Sincerity( the chapter in which you seek forgiveness), and then make Du’a for others, and then you start sending blessings upon the Prophet and at the end recite again?
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be upon him) take three forms:
before making du’aa’, and after praising Allaah
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