How Dhuha Prayer changes your life? ✨

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

السلام عليكم

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الحمدلله على كل حال

Today I want to share my life recently…

This might be a long read, but I promise you’ll get something valuable from it. 😇

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Right now, I’m incredibly grateful for everything I have—especially my life. But it wasn’t always like this.

There was a time when my life felt meaningless. I felt useless, like I was doing nothing worthwhile and was just a burden to my family. I went through a phase where I was extremely down—failing in relationships, failing at being a good friend, and just failing in general.

That was then. Now, a year has passed, and I’ve found my way back. I’ve moved on, learned to forgive myself, and love myself again. I made a promise to myself: I need to change. I need to be stronger than before. More careful. I decided to keep a low profile and focus on growth.

Slowly, I began to change. I started to love myself and do what brings me joy. I found myself smiling again. The shift happened when I reconnected with Him—not all at once, but gradually. He is the Most Loving.

One pivotal moment came when my mom advised me to perform the Dhuha prayer every day. She said that with His blessings, everything—sustenance, love—would come into my life. At first, I wasn’t consistent. But my parents, especially my mom, didn’t give up on me. I love her dearly, and her gentle reminders kept me going.

Now, I’ve made Dhuha prayer a daily habit. Alhamdulillah ❤️

Since starting, MasyaAllah, my life has become so much better. Not perfect—because none of us are—but truly better. It all began with performing Dhuha prayer and the sunnah prayer before Fajr.

These prayers are not obligatory, but they’re part of the Sunnah, the practices encouraged by our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). And now I see why—MasyaAllah, these acts of worship have the power to transform your life.

Here’s what I’ve experienced:

1. My life has become happier, truly content. Alhamdulillah, MasyaAllah.

2. Time seems to slow down, allowing me to be more productive each day.

3. My sustenance, or rizq, has expanded. It’s not just about money—it’s everything I need and want, SubhanAllah. I feel deeply content, which in Arabic is called Qana’ah.

The benefits of Dhuha prayer are endless:

❤️ Forgiveness for all sins

❤️ Doors of sustenance are opened

❤️ Improved health

And so much more.

If you can’t do 12 raka’ah, start with just 2. Eventually, you’ll want to add more until you reach 12. MasyaAllah, the rewards are amazing!

This is one powerful way to express gratitude for all the blessings in life.

Let’s make this change together, for the better.

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