ุฑูุจูู ููุง ุชูุฐูุฑูููู ููุฑูุฏูุง ููุฃููุชู ุฎูููุฑู ุงููููุงุฑูุซูููู
My Lord, do not leave me alone [without offspring], though You are the best of inheritors.
Rabbi la tadharni fardan wa anta khayrul warithin
When to Read
This powerful dua is particularly poignant for those yearning for righteous children. It can be recited at any time, but especially during the times when duas are more readily answered, such as after obligatory prayers, during the last third of the night, between the Adhan and Iqamah, or when breaking one's fast. It's a sincere appeal to Allah when contemplating the blessing of family and legacy.
How to Read
Recite this verse with sincere intention and heartfelt supplication. Focus on the meaning: acknowledging Allah as the ultimate inheritor and sustainer, while humbly asking for the blessing of offspring. It's best recited with a state of ritual purity (wudu) and facing the Qiblah, though these are not strict conditions for the validity of the dua itself. The key is the devotion and sincerity poured into the words.
Virtues & Benefits
This verse, uttered by the Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) in a time of deep personal yearning, exemplifies turning to Allah in times of need. Reciting it embodies trust in Allah's plan and His ability to grant blessings, even when circumstances seem challenging. It reflects the natural human desire for family and progeny, framing it within the context of seeking Allah's ultimate inheritance and support. It is a testament to the supplication of the Prophets, whose prayers are a source of inspiration and guidance for us.