What is the Arabic pronunciation and meaning of the supplication “Rabbenağfirli veli valideyye velil muminine yevme yekumul hisab”? The beneficial prayer mentioned in Surah Ibrahim (verse 41), recited for parents…
Supplication (Du’a) is a servant’s acknowledgement of their powerlessness before the majesty and sublimity of Allah, coupled with feelings of love and reverence, while seeking His grace and assistance. The word *du’a* carries meanings such as “to call,” “to invoke,” “to desire,” and “to seek help,” and it is primarily used to denote “a request or entreaty that moves from the lesser to the greater, from the lower to the higher.” Making supplication has been praised and encouraged in verses and hadith. “Fear Him and hope for His mercy.” (Al-A’raf, 7:56) “There is nothing more precious than supplication in the sight of Allah.” (Tirmidhi, Duawāt, 1; Ibn Majah, Dua, 1)
The “RABBENAĞFİRLİ VELİ VALİDEYYE VELİL MUMİNİNE YEVME YEKUMUL HİSAB” Supplication
Surah Ibrahim: Verse 41
Recitation: “Rabbenâgfirlî ve li vâlideyye wa lil mu’minîne yevme yekûmul hisâb.”
Meaning: “O our Lord! Forgive me, my parents, and the believers on the Day of Reckoning!”