Blessing Prayers: Dua for Abundance and Prosperity in Your Rizq
What is the blessing prayer (du’a) to be recited for abundance and blessings in your home, business, and income? What are the prayers known as blessing prayers? The Arabic script, Turkish pronunciation, and meaning of the blessing prayer.
The most virtuous earning is halal sustenance earned through hard work. Allah Almighty has commanded in the Noble Quran: “Indeed, for mankind is only that which he strives for.” (An-Najm, 53/39) After working honestly and placing trust in Allah (c.c.), there are recommendations and prayers (Blessing Prayers) for increasing and blessing your rizq. You can access the blessing prayers to be recited for abundance and prosperity below the recommendations.
RECOMMENDATIONS AND PRAYERS FOR WIDENING AND BLESSING RIZQ
- Constantly being in a state of gratitude, not forgetting Allah who grants blessings.
- Avoiding wastefulness.
- Performing prayer with proper etiquette and presence (khushu).
- Giving Zakat, Sadaqah, and spending in the way of Allah.
- “Sleeping in the morning is a barrier to rizq.” (Bayhaki, Shu’ab al-Iman, 6/401) Waking up early and setting out on your journey.
- Continuously reciting Surah Waqiah. “Whoever recites Surah Waqiah every night, calamity will not befall him forever, and whoever recites this surah every morning, poverty will not approach him forever.” (Hawassul Quran, Imam Ya’fi)
- Being careful to avoid haram in your rizq.
- Visiting relatives.
- Inviting guests and accepting hospitality.
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PRAYERS TO BE RECITED FOR ABUNDANCE AND BLESSING – BLESSING PRAYER
Blessing prayers recommended to be recited for the increase and blessing of rizq.
HALAL RIZQ AND BLESSING PRAYER
The du’a that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught to his companion, Ali (ra):
Arabic:
Turkish Pronunciation: “Allahummekfinî bi halâlike an harâmike, wağninî bi fadlike ammen sivâke.” (Tirmizi, Daawat 121)
Meaning: “O Allah! Grant me halal sustenance and protect me from haram, and make me independent of anyone but You through Your grace!” (Tirmidhi, Duawât, 110/3563; Ahmed, I, 153)
ANT PRAYER – BLESSING PRAYER
What is the Turkish translation, meaning, and virtue of reciting the ant prayer? The Arabic script, pronunciation, and meaning of the ant prayer.
The ant prayer is said to have been made by an ant during a drought in the time of Prophet Sulaiman (peace be upon him) with the intention of causing rain. This widely circulated prayer contains a portion of the Beautiful Names of Allah (Asma-ul Husna), some invocations to Allah Almighty, and a request for blessings. While there is no contradictory aspect to this prayer, it is not appropriate to say that it was narrated by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as it does not appear in any authentic sources.
Ant (Blessing) Prayer Arabic:
Ant (Blessing) Prayer Turkish Pronunciation:
“Allahümme ya Rabbi Cebrâîle ve Mîkâile ve İsrâfile ve Azrâile ve İbrahime ve İsmaile ve İshaka ve Yakube ve münzilel berakâti vet Tevrâti vez-Zebûri vel İncili vel Furkan. Ve lâ havle ve lâ kuvvete illa billahil aliyyil azim. Lâ ilâhe illallahül melikül hakkul mübin. Muhammedü-Resülüllahi sadikul va’dil emin. Ya Rabbi, Ya Rabbi, Ya Rabbi, Ya Hayyu, Ya Kayyum, Ya zel Celali vel İkram. Es’elüke ya Rabbel arşil azimi en yerzükani rizkan halalen tayyiben birahmetike ya erhamer Rahimin. Yemliha, Mekseline, Mislina, Mernüş, Debernüş, Şazenüş, Kefeştatayyuş, Kıtmîr.”
Ant (Blessing) Prayer Meaning:
“O Allah, Lord of Jibril, Mikael, Israfil, Azrael, Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, and Jacob! O Lord who sends down blessings and the Torah, Psalms, Gospel, and Quran! There is no power and no strength except in Allah, the Most High, the Magnificent. There is no god but Allah, the King, the Truthful, the Evident. Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, the truthful, the trustworthy. O Lord, O Lord, O Lord, O Living, O Sustaining, O Possessor of Majesty and Honor! I ask you, O Lord of the Mighty Throne, to grant me a halal and good rizq through Your mercy, O Most Merciful of the merciful! Yemliha, Mekseline, Mislina, Mernush, Debernush, Shazenush, Kefshetayush, Kitmir (Names of the People of the Cave).”
PRAYERS TO BE RECITED FOR INCREASE IN RIZQ AND RELIEF FROM DEBT
Prayers to be recited for the increase in rizq and relief from debt.
Arabic:
Pronunciation: “Allahumme fâlikal- ısbâhı ve câ ılelleyli sekenen veş-şemse vel-kamere husbânen ıkdı anniddeyne ve ağninî minel-fakri ve emtiğnî bi-sem î ve besarî ve kuvvetî fî sebîlik.”
Meaning: “O Allah, You who brings forth the light of morning and makes the night a place of rest, and the sun and moon as a reckoning! Grant me to pay off my debts, relieve me from poverty, and grant me to use my hearing, sight, and strength in Your way.” (Malik, Dua, No: 495)
“Let me teach you a supplication that if you supplicate with it, even if you have a mountain of debt, Allah will enable you to pay it off. Say, O Mu’az:
Pronunciation: (Allahümme Malikel’mülki tu’til’mülke men teşaü ve tenziul’mülke mimmen teşaü ve tüizzü men teşaü ve tüzillü men teşaü bi’yedikel’hayr, inneke ala külli şey’in kadir.) Rahmened’dünya vel’ahireti tuğdihe men teşeü ve temneuhe men teşeü irhamnî rahmeten tuğninî bihe an rahmeti men sivek.
Meaning: “O Allah, Lord of dominion, You give power to whom You will and take power away from whom You will, and You honor whom You will and humiliate whom You will. All goodness is in Your hand. Indeed, you are able to do all things.” (Al-Imran surah, 26) “O Most Gracious of the worlds and the hereafter! You give to whom You will and withhold from whom You will; have mercy on me with a mercy that makes me independent of the mercy of anyone but Yourself.” (Heysemi, X, 186)
PRAYER TO BE RECITED AFTER THE MORNING PRAYER
A person who is indebted should recite 300 times after the morning prayer:
Pronunciation: Rabbenaf’teh beynena ve beyne kavmina bilhakki wa ente hayru’l-fatihin.
Meaning: “…Our Lord, judge between us in truth and You are the best of judges.” (Al-A’raf, 89) and after every hundred repetitions, he should make du’a with:
Pronunciation: “Allahümme yâ müfettihal ebvâb. İftah lenâ hayral bâb,”
Meaning: “O Allah, who opens doors! Open the best door for us!” so that he may attain divine favor.
PRAYERS TO BE RECITED FOR A BLESSING AND ABUNDANT RIZQ
Pronunciation: “Allahumme kanni’ni bima razekteni wa barikli fihi wa ahlif ‘aleyye kulli ğaibetin-li bihayr.”
Meaning: “O Allah, make me content with what You have provided me and bless it for me, and turn every loss to good for me.” (Hakim, Du’a, No:1878)
Pronunciation: “Allahummeğfirli verhamni vehdini wa ‘âfini verzukni.”
Meaning: “O Allah, forgive me, have mercy on me, guide me, protect me, and grant me a good rizq.” (Muslim, Zikir 35)
PRAYER TO BE RECITED IN TIMES OF MAISKET DIFFICULTY
Samahud Sami Ramazanoğlu stated in his book of prayers and remembrances: “No one should prevent a person who is experiencing difficulty with their livelihood from saying the following when leaving their home:
Pronunciation: “Bismillâhi alâ nefsi wa mâlî ve dînî. Allahümme raddınî bi-kadâike wa bârik lî fîmâ kuddire lî, hattâ lâ uhibbe ta’cîle mâ ühhiret vela te’hira mâ ûccilet.”
Meaning: “In the name of Allah on my soul, my wealth and my religion. O Lord! Make me content with what You have decreed for me, bless what has been ordained for me, so that I do not desire to hasten what is postponed nor delay what is hastened.” (Ali al-Muttaqi, no: 9323)
PRAYER TO BE RECITED TO BE RELIEVED FROM POVERTY
“Whoever recites Surah Waqiah every night, calamity will not befall him forever, and whoever recites this surah every morning, poverty will not approach him forever.” (Hawassul Quran, Imam Ya’fi)