O Allah, let the crescent loom above us in peace and faith, safety and Islam, and in agreement with all that You love and pleases You. Our Lord and your Lord is Allah.

Tip #5 - Tawassul by mentioning Allah's favours

Mentioning the favours of Allah is another method of performing tawassul, in essence, this increases your love for Allah when you remind yourself of what He has given you.

Tip #63 - Times when Dua is answered: While visiting the sick -

A specific mannerism of a Muslim is to visit the sick, when one does this then they have an increased chance of having their dua accepted.

Tip #44 - Situations when Dua is answered: The Person Reciting the Qur'an -

The Qur'an is a blessed book given by Allah, the benefits of reading and acting on it are too many to list, tranquillity descends on the One who reads it, so we are encouraged to make dua at this time

Tip #33 - To start Du’a with ones self

A person should be concerned with himself first and foremost, as this is how it will be on the Day of Judgement. So when making dua, before asking Allah for others, ask for yourself first.

Tip #51 - Times when Dua is answered: Dua when the Adhan is called -

A specific condition is mentioned in various ahadeeth singling out the time after the Adhaan as being a time in which your dua is responded to.

Tip #35 - To Say Ameen

The phrase 'Ameen' is a mercy from Allah, and literally means "O Allah! Accept (or respond to) this dua".

Tip #55 - Times when Dua is answered: Dua before the end of Salaah -

We are encouraged by the Prophet [May the Peace and Blessings be upon him] to make dua before the end of Salaah]

Tip #66 - Times when Dua is answered: At the Crowing of a Rooster -

There is a hadith which mentions that when a rooster crows it has seen an Angel, so we should ask Allah for His Bounties.