ุฑูุจูู ููุจู ููู ู ููู ุงูุตููุงููุญูููู
My Lord, grant me from Yourself righteous offspring.
Rabbi hab li min ladunka as-salihin
When to Read
This powerful supplication is found in the Quran as the plea of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), peace be upon him, after he was blessed with Isma'il and Ishaq, peace be upon them, and when he was leaving Hajar and Isma'il in Mecca. We can recite this dua at any time, especially during the times when duas are more likely to be answered, such as after obligatory prayers, during the night, or on blessed days like Friday. It's a heartfelt request to Allah for children who will be a source of joy and righteousness in this life and the hereafter.
How to Read
Recite this verse with sincerity and focus, reflecting on its meaning. Imagine yourself making this request directly to Allah, the Most Merciful. It's a beautiful, concise plea that can be repeated throughout the day or incorporated into your regular supplications. There's no specific number mandated, but consistency and earnestness are key. Imagine asking the One who gifted Prophet Ibrahim with righteous children to bestow the same upon you.
Virtues & Benefits
This dua is a direct request from the Quran, uttered by one of Allah's most beloved prophets. It's a testament to the importance of seeking righteous progeny. Having children who are righteous means they will likely be obedient to Allah, kind to their parents, and a positive influence on society. The Quran itself highlights this dua in the context of Prophet Ibrahimโs prayers, showing us that even prophets turned to Allah for such a profound blessing. It reminds us that children are a trust from Allah, and asking for them to be righteous is a way of fulfilling our responsibility as parents.