In this series of videos brother Wisam Shrieff explains how to pronounce the supplications mentioned in the Qur'an and gives the English translation of these supplications so that they memorized easily.

Qur’anic Supplications

`Umrah is the lesser pilgrimage. It involves ihram, Tawaf (circumambulating the Ka`bah), Sa`i (walking between mounts of Safa and Marwah), and shaving or cutting the hair.

How to Make `Umrah

In Ramadan Reminder Day 21, Sheikh Yasir Qadhi gives some tips on the etiquette of making du`aa' (supplication).

Ramadan Reminder Day 21

In Ramadan Reminder Day 20, Sheikh Yasir Qadhi comments on importance of and how to make du`aa' (supplication).

Ramadan Reminder Day 20

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The Key to a Successful Day: Words of Remembrance and Supplication

Greeting in Islam not only increases friendship, harmony and respect, it simultaneously signifies fulfilling the rights of du`aa’

The Neglected Value of Greeting

Every speech comes out with a cover from the heart of the speaker. If God allows a speaker to express himself, people will understand his words and comprehend his gestures.

Telling People about Their Lord: 25th Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

Based on this principle of priority, you have to perform the require obligations before the optional good deeds. You have to give up major sins before minor sins, etc.

Keeping Priorities Straight: 24th Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

If you want the doors of hope opened, recall what He offers you, and if the doors of awe opened, recall what you offer Him.

Witnessing God’s Bounty and Your Shortcomings: 23rd Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

A person, who learns of people’s secrets and does not have Godly mercy on them, brings upon himself great danger and disaster.

Mercy with People’s Faults: Twenty Second Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

While journeying to God we will be put to many tests. One of those tests pertains to people's praise for what they assume about you.

Dealing with People’s Praise: Twenty First Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

I cannot proceed in my journey to God while forgetting my journey to the Hereafter. One should not forget that death is a reality for all of us.

Certainty of Faith, Indifference about the World: Twentieth Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

The word of wisdom under discussion is about du`aa’ (supplication). It is not about the etiquette of supplication, but it is about the condition of supplication. Learn more…

Distress and Need of Him: Nineteenth Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

People are different. Diversity is a universal law of God. He diversified the acts of worship. So you can worship God in different ways. There is a diversity in one's ability to continue performing acts of worship.

Ascending in the Levels of Worship: Eighteenth Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

If He takes you away from people, then know that He is opening to you the doors of His Company. And if He allows you to ask, then know that He wants to give you something.

Enjoying God’s Company and Praying to Him: Seventeenth Stop of Your Spiritual Journey to God

Do you feel as your life lacks something after Ramadan? What is the real cause of this feeling? What blessing are you missing out? Do you still read the Qur’an?

8 Tips to Stay Connected to the Qur’an After Ramadan

Today’s du`aa' is an example of how making du`aa' to Allah doesn’t have to be complicated, and the beauty behind the process of supplicating.

Prayers of the Pious (26): You Are You, and I Am Me

In today’s episode, Sheikh Omar Suleiman covers a prayer narrated by Imam Ibn Al-Qayyim that highlights Allah’s power to grant knowledge and wisdom.

Prayers of the Pious (25): Oh Teacher of Abraham

Today’s episode covers the beautiful du`a' of Sufyan Ibn ‘Uyaynah, and the benefits of privatizing our good deeds as we do our sins.

Prayers of the Pious (24): Your Beautiful Veil

The time is prime to look back on the days of Ramadan that have already passed and see how you can improve them. Are there any aspects where you have so far been lacking? Would you have liked to perform more acts of dhikr, or remembrance of Allah, than you already have?

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