Du'a (Supplication)

In Islam, duʿāʾ (Arabic: دُعَاء‎, plural: ʾadʿiyah أدْعِيَة), literally meaning "invocation", is an act of supplication. The term is derived from an Arabic word meaning to 'call out' or to 'summon', and Muslims regard this as a profound act of worship.

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Prayer of the Hopeful - Part 2 Mohammad Ali Shomali	Reflection on Duas and Supplications (The Spiritual Message of Islam) - Part 6 Mohammad Ali Shomali
Ramadhan Reflections - Day 21 of 30 Saleem Bhimji	Prayer of the Repenters - Part 1 Mohammad Ali Shomali
Hadith Reading, Usul al-Kafi, Section on Dua - Part 1 Mohammad Ali Shomali	Ramadhan Reflections - Day 12 of 30 Saleem Bhimji
Prayer of the Knowers - Part 2 Mohammad Ali Shomali	Supplication of Noble Month of Shaban - Part 1 Hamza Sodagar
The Conditions of Dua'a Part 2 - 27th Ramadan 1434/2013 Sayed Ahmed Al-Qazwini	Prayer of the Devotees - Part 1 Mohammad Ali Shomali
Reflection on Duas and Supplications (The Spiritual Message of Islam) - Part 11 Mohammad Ali Shomali	Ramadhan Reflections - Day 26 of 30 Saleem Bhimji

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Can I recite Dua 'Ahad during periods? Seyed Saied Alavi	If a person promises something in a Dua along the lines that I will not do such and such a sin again, but then breaks the promise, will he have to expiate for it? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi
Is it better to read a Dua in Arabic without understanding it or to read it in translation? Is there any difference in the Sawab? Sayyed Mohammad Al-Musawi	Is Dua Sanamay Quraysh considered authentic? Amina Inloes