ุฑูุจููููุง ุงุบูููุฑู ููููุง ููููุฅูุฎูููุงููููุง ุงูููุฐูููู ุณูุจููููููุง ุจูุงููุฅููู ูุงูู ููููุง ุชูุฌูุนููู ููู ูููููุจูููุง ุบููููุง ููููููุฐูููู ุขู ููููุง ุฑูุจููููุง ุฅูููููู ุฑูุกูููู ุฑููุญููู ู
Our Lord, forgive us and our brothers who preceded us in faith and leave not in our hearts resentment toward those who have believed. Our Lord, indeed You are Kind and Merciful.
Rabbana-ghfir lana wa li-ikhwanina-lladhina sabaquna bil-imani wa la taj'al fi qulubina ghillan lil-ladhina amanu Rabbana innaka Ra'ufur-Rahim.
When to Read
This powerful dua is suitable for recitation at any time, but it is especially poignant after salah (prayers), during the latter part of the night, or whenever you reflect on the importance of the Ummah and the connection between generations. It's a beautiful way to express your plea for both personal and collective spiritual well-being, encompassing those who came before us.
How to Read
Recite this dua with sincerity and a heartfelt connection to Allah. Focus on the meaning of the words: asking for forgiveness not just for yourself, but for all believers who have passed, and seeking purity of heart from any ill-will towards fellow Muslims. Imagine the vastness of Allah's mercy as you make your supplication. It's recommended to raise your hands during dua, as was the practice of the Prophet Muhammad ๏ทบ.
Virtues & Benefits
This verse is a direct supplication taught by Allah Himself, highlighting its immense importance. It fosters a sense of brotherhood and solidarity within the Ummah, extending compassion across generations. By seeking forgiveness for those who came before us, we acknowledge our spiritual lineage and the collective journey of faith. It also purifies our hearts, ensuring we harbor no grudges, which is crucial for our own spiritual growth and the unity of the Muslim community. It embodies the Islamic principle of mutual support and remembrance, even for those we may not have met.