ุฑูุจููููุง ุฃูููุฑูุบู ุนูููููููุง ุตูุจูุฑูุง ููุชููููููููุง ู ูุณูููู ูููู
Our Lord, pour upon us patience and cause us to die as Muslims [in submission to You].
Rabbana afrigh 'alayna sabran wa tawaffana muslimeen
When to Read
This profound supplication from the Quran is particularly relevant for those facing trials, including the prolonged wait for children. It should be recited during moments of quiet reflection, after prayers, or whenever the feelings of impatience or sadness arise. Make it a regular part of your supplications, especially during the night or at significant times like between the Adhan and Iqamah.
How to Read
Recite this ayah with sincerity and a deep understanding of its meaning. Focus on the plea for 'sabran' (patience) as a divine gift, and the ultimate request to remain in a state of submission (Islam) until death. Visualize Allah's mercy and power as you make this dua, trusting in His perfect plan and timing.
Virtues & Benefits
This ayah is a direct plea to Allah for two of the most essential elements for navigating life's trials: patience and a steadfast commitment to Islam. By asking Allah to 'pour' patience upon us, we acknowledge that true patience is a blessing from Him, not merely a human effort. It helps in accepting His decree, even when it doesn't align with our immediate desires. The second part, 'wa tawaffana muslimeen,' encapsulates the ultimate goal โ to live and die in a state of complete submission to Allah, ensuring that our trials are a means of drawing closer to Him.