إِنَّ لِلصَّائِمِ عِنْدَ فِطْرِهِ لَدَعْوَةٌ لَا تُرَدُّ
Indeed, for the fasting person at the time of their breaking fast, there is a supplication that is not rejected.
Inna lis-sa'imi 'inda fitrihi la da'watun la turaddu
When to Read
This beautiful promise from our Prophet ﷺ refers specifically to the moment you break your fast. Whether you're having a simple date or a full meal, that precious time just before or as you eat is when your du'a is particularly potent. It's a reward for your patience and a gift from Allah for completing another day of fasting.
How to Read
There isn't a specific pre-written du'a tied to this hadith. Instead, this is an invitation to make *any* du'a that is on your heart. Turn to Allah with sincerity and humility. You can raise your hands (though not strictly necessary at this specific moment, it's part of general du'a etiquette), focus your heart, and ask for what you need, whether it's for yourself, your family, the Ummah, or guidance. Remember the purpose of fasting – drawing closer to Allah – and let that inform your pleas.
Virtues & Benefits
The primary benefit is the explicit mention that this du'a is 'not rejected'. This is a powerful assurance from the Prophet ﷺ. It means Allah hears you and is ready to respond to your sincere pleas during this blessed time. It encourages us to cherish this moment, recognizing it as a special opportunity for our supplications to be accepted.
Source & Authentication
Narrated Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-'As: The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: 'Indeed, for the fasting person at the time of their breaking fast, there is a supplication that is not rejected.'